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Wertheim Village
Wertheim Village
Frankfurt, Germany
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Wertheim Village
Frankfurt, Germany
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2009
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
Wertheim Village is a destination retail center located South of Frankfurt, conceived as a country fair.
Multiple building facades and varied roof forms are arranged along with a collection of small plazas and meandering streets. The project includes five separate areas that are spatially and thematically implied. These districts alternate between larger, more formal exhibition pavilions and smaller, more intimate connecting mews and passages.
The 1901 artist’s colony festival in Darmstadt, was the specific local inspiration for the elliptical central plaza.
Originally, the local authorities demanded that half-timbered buildings, part of the local vernacular, also be included. To appease the authorities, the design team stylized the vernacular half-timber buildings in the manner of the architects Bernard Maybeck and Julia Morgan of Northern California.
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200,000 GSF / 20,000m2
Mixed Use Retail, Restaurants, Offices
Year:
2003-2009
Client:
Value Retail, Developer
Team:
JRDV Urban International, Lead Architect and Master Planner
ATP, Munich, Architect of Record
Stantec, Environmental Graphics
Multiple building facades and varied roof forms are arranged along with a collection of small plazas and meandering streets. The project includes five separate areas that are spatially and thematically implied. These districts alternate between larger, more formal exhibition pavilions and smaller, more intimate connecting mews and passages.
The 1901 artist’s colony festival in Darmstadt, was the specific local inspiration for the elliptical central plaza.
Originally, the local authorities demanded that half-timbered buildings, part of the local vernacular, also be included. To appease the authorities, the design team stylized the vernacular half-timber buildings in the manner of the architects Bernard Maybeck and Julia Morgan of Northern California.
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200,000 GSF / 20,000m2
Mixed Use Retail, Restaurants, Offices
Year:
2003-2009
Client:
Value Retail, Developer
Team:
JRDV Urban International, Lead Architect and Master Planner
ATP, Munich, Architect of Record
Stantec, Environmental Graphics
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