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Haus der Projekte - die mügge
Haus der Projekte - die mügge
Packersweide, Hamburg-Mitte, Hamburg, Germany
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Haus der Projekte - die mügge
Packersweide, Hamburg-Mitte, Hamburg, Germany
With the "House of Projects – die mügge," the Müggenburg port of entry is being made the site of an exemplary facility for professional qualification: young people who do not find employment in the first job market are trained at a boat-building workshop. In addition, various leisure activities are being planned for young people and young adults.The Müggenburg port of entry, as the site of the IBA DOCK and the BallinStadt Emigration Museum, is a central stepping stone for the "Leap across the Elbe." The "House of Projects - die mügge" is being created on the south bank of the port of entry as another important IBA project on the water. Young people are to be introduced to the job market here by acquiring skilled manual qualifications. The owner and cooperation partner is the association "Get the Kick e.V.," which has already constructed a swimming boathouse in the direct vicinity of the IBA DOCK.The architecture for the building was established at a Europe-wide architectural competition carried out by the IBA Hamburg GmbH together with "Get the Kick e.V." The jury chaired by the Hamburg architect Prof. Bernhard Winking decided in favour of the striking design of the Dutch bureau "Studio NL-D" among the 16 works submitted. The building extending into the water is reminiscent of a traditional dockyard building. The boats are transported from the water into the large boat hall by means of a craneway. Another special feature of this project is that the young people are already involved in the construction of the building.The energy supply is also extraordinary. Hydrogen and oxygen react in a delayed oxyhydrogen reaction in a fuel cell, thus producing heat and electricity. The hydrogen is produced from natural gas. The fuel cell aggregate is being sponsored by E.ON and serve to test this technology - it is still rarely used in buildings but highly efficient.Text and photo's by IBA-Hamburg
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