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Community Centre, Selb-Plössberg
Community Centre, Selb-Plössberg
Selb-Plößberg, Selb, Germany
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Community Centre, Selb-Plössberg
Selb-Plößberg, Selb, Germany
Set
in expansive grounds with an adjoining campsite, the Jochen-Klepper-Haus, a
converted villa formerly belonging to the director of a porcelain manufactory, is
a highly attractive location well known beyond the region.
An
architectural competition was initiated to extend the programme by three event halls
and the necessary infrastructure with the objective of further developing the venue
and making it suitable as a community centre for the Selb-Plößberg district.
As a
supplement to the historic villa with its colourful clinker facade, the new building
has been developed as a timber frame construction which, through its permeability,
links indoor and outdoor space and thus maximises the spatial potentials of the
site: the existing population of trees and clearings, the villa’s garden to the
west and the view out into the surrounding landscape to the east have become
reference values of the location.
The
demand for different room heights is, by following the topography of the site, used
to accentuate the hillside position on the outskirts of town; at the same time,
the building is perceived as a clear silhouette. Material and form are reduced
to the structural minimum, which highlights their expressive character: Slim
box beams, used as ceiling members and wall elements, were prefabricated and preassembled
off site. The characteristic facade clad in larch strips, on the other hand,
was mounted in front of a breather membrane on site.
in expansive grounds with an adjoining campsite, the Jochen-Klepper-Haus, a
converted villa formerly belonging to the director of a porcelain manufactory, is
a highly attractive location well known beyond the region.
An
architectural competition was initiated to extend the programme by three event halls
and the necessary infrastructure with the objective of further developing the venue
and making it suitable as a community centre for the Selb-Plößberg district.
As a
supplement to the historic villa with its colourful clinker facade, the new building
has been developed as a timber frame construction which, through its permeability,
links indoor and outdoor space and thus maximises the spatial potentials of the
site: the existing population of trees and clearings, the villa’s garden to the
west and the view out into the surrounding landscape to the east have become
reference values of the location.
The
demand for different room heights is, by following the topography of the site, used
to accentuate the hillside position on the outskirts of town; at the same time,
the building is perceived as a clear silhouette. Material and form are reduced
to the structural minimum, which highlights their expressive character: Slim
box beams, used as ceiling members and wall elements, were prefabricated and preassembled
off site. The characteristic facade clad in larch strips, on the other hand,
was mounted in front of a breather membrane on site.
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