Commercial building at Schöfferstraße

Commercial building at Schöfferstraße

Product

Product

Product

formparts sharp-edged

formparts sharp-edged

formparts sharp-edged

,

,

concrete skin

concrete skin

concrete skin

,

,

Area

Area

Area

100

100

100

m2

m2

m2

Colour

Colour

Colour

sahara

sahara

sahara

,

,

,

Texture

Texture

Texture

standard

standard

standard

,

,

Surface

Surface

Surface

ferro

ferro

ferro

,

,

Architect

Architect

Architect

Faerber Architects

Faerber Architects

Faerber Architects

Year

Year

Year

Location

Location

Location

Mainz

Mainz

Mainz

Ressource-saving revitalization

Ressource-saving revitalization

A structural restoration gives the 1950s building on Schöfferstraße a modern facelift. The existing structure was reinterpreted without losing its connection to the neighbouring buildings. The facade bands are a distinctive feature of the post-war buildings in this region. The reference to these structuring elements, the contemporary materiality, and the clear design language establish a visual connection to the surrounding buildings while also making a bold statement for a new zeitgeist. Cantilevered floor slabs echo the characteristic elements of 1950s architecture, which still define the neighbouring building to this day. The glazed exterior is divided by pilaster strips made of glassfibre reinforced concrete. Their look and feel reflects the natural stone of the historic surroundings. Photos: Ditz Fejer

A structural restoration gives the 1950s building on Schöfferstraße a modern facelift. The existing structure was reinterpreted without losing its connection to the neighbouring buildings. The facade bands are a distinctive feature of the post-war buildings in this region. The reference to these structuring elements, the contemporary materiality, and the clear design language establish a visual connection to the surrounding buildings while also making a bold statement for a new zeitgeist. Cantilevered floor slabs echo the characteristic elements of 1950s architecture, which still define the neighbouring building to this day. The glazed exterior is divided by pilaster strips made of glassfibre reinforced concrete. Their look and feel reflects the natural stone of the historic surroundings. Photos: Ditz Fejer

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