Garching, ESO Supernova Planetarium & Vistor Centre

Customer: HITS gGmbH – das Forschungsinstitut der Klaus Tschira Stiftung
Client: European Oragnisation for Astronomical Research in the Southern Hemisphere (ESO)
Planning and Visualisation: Architekten Bernhard + Partner, Darmstadt
Electrical- | News- | Media technology | Lightingconcept | Material Handling Systems
Building characteristics: gross area: 30,262m² / gross business area: 7,314m² / net area: 4,4884m²
Parametric building model - the successor of 3D. The new construction of the Supernova in Garching was an exceptional challenge.
A classic distribution of floor levels and sub-areas are not possible, due to the unconventional architecture. A 3D-Model is mandatory. Changes of sub-areas would end up with serious consequences. For that reason, the building was rendered in parametric fashion.
Intuitive media technology is the specific focus. Surfaces of the visualization are designed and developed without issues. The highest priority is the use of this complex building system without technical assistance.
Bamberg, Digital Incubator Client: IGZ Bamberg

Architect: UMArchitekt Bamberg, Ulrich Manz
Electric- | Information- | Media- | Security- | Lighting technology Completion: 2018
Gross floor area: approx. 2,200 m²
Performance phase: 1 - 9
As a combined old and new building, the Digital Business Incubator with a total floor space of approx. 2200 square meters is to be built on the conversion site in Bamberg.
In addition to individual office cubicles, which attach great importance to the possibility of flexible use to suit every tenant, "Coworking Spaces" and "Recreation Areas" serve as open workspaces in which different companies work together and thus learn and profit from each other can. This is realized with an open installation and a LED lighting in a profile that can be executed according to the needs of the user.
Nuremberg, New Building, Conference Building oft he Isrealitische Kultusgemeinde, Nuremberg

Client: Israelitische Kultusgemeinde K.D.oe.R., Nuremberg
Architects: K. Rosner Architekten, Nuremberg
Electrical- | News- | Media technology | Lightingconcept | Material Handling Systems
Completion: 2015
Gross area: 1,100m²
The expansion of the conference building of the Israelitische Kultusgemeinde in Nuremberg is to become the central element of the building complex. The new extension will comprise a large conference room for approximately 280 people.
The entire lighting system is being implemented in LED technology to facilitate the use of particularly unobtrusive and minimalistic strip lights and minimize energy requirements.
In addition, the new building will contain various conference, prayer, and office rooms that allow for flexible use.
Dachau, House of Encounter

Client: Viktoria von Butler Foundation
Architect: Architectural Office Khuon
Electrical- | Lighting- | Media technology
Completion: 2017
Performance phases: 2 - 5
Gross floor area: 800 m²
The object "House of Encounter" is a building that serves as a meeting place within the municipality Röhrmoos should serve for people with disabilities.
A bistro, a painting workshop, as well as rooms for lectures to the common meeting are in the House housed. In the field of media technology, a flexible complete system was implemented, which was designed for Conferences, as well as for social events can be used.
One of the consistently, architecturally appealing lighting system gives the visitors both in the indoor and in the outdoor area an exceptional well-being.
Pielenhofen, renovation Klosterstadl

Client: Municipality Pielenhofen
Architect: Kühnlein Architecture, Berching
Electric- | Information- | Media- | Security- | Lighting technology
Completion: 2017
Gross floor area: 750 m²
Performance phase: 2 - 8
Klosterstadl Pielenhofen is a building in the center of the marketplace. The building was used as a storage place before the renovation by the building yard, this was completely refurbished and thereby the complete electrical installation was rebuilt.
The big challenge was to implement the electrical installation in the old-fashioned style while at the same time carrying out a modern version.
Much of the planning was the installation of a fire alarm system, category 3 and most modern media technology in the multipurpose room.