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Wettbewerbsliste 2017 Wettbewerbsliste 2017 2017 Inhaltsverzeichnis 03 Bibliotheken, Mediatheken 03 Büro- und Verwaltungsbauten 05 Denkmäler, Gedenkstätten 05 Feuerwehr, Polizei, Vollzug 06 Gesundheitswesen 06 Gewerbe-, Industriebauten 07 Groß- und Einzelhandel 07 Hochschulen, Wissenschaft und Forschung 09 Kindergärten, Vorschulen 10 Kultur-, Veranstaltungsgebäude 12 Kunst 13 Landschaft und Freiraum 16 Messe-, Kongressgebäude 16 Museen, Ausstellungsbauten 17 Sakralbauten 17 Schulen 21 Sport und Freizeit 22 Staatliche und kommunale Bauten 23 Städtebauliche Projekte 27 Tourismus, Gastronomie 28 Verkehr 28 Wohnungsbau Zur Datenbasis: Die Liste enthält alle deutschen Wettbewerbsergebnisse des Jahres 2017, die auf competitionline.com veröffentlicht wurden. Mehr Informationen Weiterführende Informationen erhalten Sie durch den Klick auf den Namen des Wettbewerbs, der Preisträger oder des Bauherren auf competitionline.com. > zum Inhaltsverzeichnis Bibliotheken, Mediatheken Jury Gewinner Bauherr Typ 07745 Jena Nov 1. Preis: pbr Planungsbüro Rohling AG // Stadt Jena Offen Neubau Bibliothek und Bürgerservice der 2017 stock landschaftsarchitekten // modellwerk 19 Tn. Stadt weimar | Architekturmodelle, Modellbau, Frässervice, Laserservice 16259 Bad Freienwalde (Oder) Sep 1. Preis: SHSP Architekten Stadt Bad Freienwalde (Oder) Nichtoffen Umnutzung ehemalige Post zu Bibliothek, 2017 10 Tn. Archiv und Betreutem Wohnen 16775 Gransee Nov 1. Preis: Chestnutt_Niess Architekten // Amt Gransee und Gemeinden Nichtoffen Stadtbibliothek 2017 Ingenieure für Brandschutz Peter Stanek 12 Tn. Büro- und Verwaltungsbauten Jury Gewinner Bauherr Typ 10557 Berlin Mär 1. Preis: EM2N // wh-p Weischede, Herr- Quartier Heidestraße GmbH Nichtoffen Gewerbegebiet im Quartier Heidestraße 2017 mann und Partner 10 Tn. Jun Ein 2. Preis: Allmann Sattler Wappner CA Immo Deutschland GmbH Einl. 2017 Architekten // Knippers Helbig Advanced 9 Tn. Engineering // Transsolar Energietechnik GmbH // TOPOTEK 1 // Hagen Ingenieurge- 10557 Berlin sellschaft für Brandschutz mbH // Matthes Baufeld 4 - Hochhaus am Europaplatz Max Modellbau GmbH // ArtefactoryLab Ein 2. Preis: Thomas Müller Ivan Reimann Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH // GSE Ingenieur - Gesellschaft mbH Saar, Enseleit und Partner // Transsolar Energietech- nik GmbH // hhpberlin - Ingenieure für Brandschutz GmbH // WINTER Beratende Ingenieure für Gebäudetechnik Ein 2. Preis: UNStudio // BuroHappold Engineering // 1plus Consult GmbH 10625 Berlin Nov 1. Preis: pape+pape architekten // plandrei Evangelische Kirche Berlin- Einl. Verwaltungsgebäude Amt für kirchliche 2017 Landschaftsarchitektur GmbH // Reitz & Brandenburg-schlesische 8 Tn. Dienste der Evangelischen Kirche Berlin- Pristl Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH Oberlausitz (EKBO) Brandenburg-schlesische Oberlausitz Feb 1. Preis Teilfläche 82a1: KSP Jürgen Engel Planungsgemeinschaft Halb- Einl. 2017 Architekten insulaner GbR // GARBE Immo- 13 Tn. 1. Preis Teilfläche 82a2: WERK bilien - Projekte GmbH 20457 Hamburg CreativeBlocks 82 - Baakenhafen Baufeld 82a/b 25813 Husum Aug 1. Preis: Ackermann + Renner Architekten Gebäudemanagement Offen Neubau Finanzamt Nordfriesland 2017 GmbH // POLA Schleswig-Holstein AöR 44 Tn. 28217 Bremen Apr 1. Preis: Haslob Kruse + Partner Der Senator für Umwelt, Bau Nichtoffen Überseestadt Bremen | Neubau eines 2017 und Verkehr (SUBV) der Freien 6 Tn. Büro- und Geschäftshauses Hansator, Ecke Hansestadt Bremen // HTI Zollpfad Conceptions GmbH 30165 Hannover Jun Gewinner: HENN // Atelier LOIDL // Trans- Continental AG Nichtoffen Neubau der Continental AG Hauptverwaltung 2017 solar Energietechnik GmbH // BuroHappold 13 Tn. Engineering // nees Ingenieure GmbH 31134 Mönchengladbach Feb 1. Preis: KBNK Architekten GmbH // Projekt Mönchengladbach GmbH Einl. Haus Westland 2017 ARGUS Stadt- und Verkehrsplanung // Land- 4 Tn. schafts.Architektur Birgit Hammer 33332 Gütersloh Mai 1. Preis: heitmann architekten // Modell- Pastoralverbund Gütersloh Süd Einl. Neubau des Pfarrhauses St. Pankratius 2017 werkstatt Mijalski + Nasarian GmbH 5 Tn. 33378 Rheda-Wiedenbrück Nov 1. Preis: architektur-werk-stadt Balhorn Kath. Kirchengemeinde St. Einl. Neubau Verwaltungsgebäude Kirchplatz 4 2017 Wewer Karhoff Aegidius 5 Tn. und Umbau Gebäude Kirchplatz 5 33602 Bielefeld Jan 1. Preis: Dohle + Lohse Architekten // Goldbeck-Stiftung Bielefeld Nichtoffen ”Goldbeckhaus-Kunst-Kultur-Wirtschaft“ 2017 ModellArchitektur Trixi Schulz 15 Tn. Neubau als Erweiterung an die Villa Weber 60325 Frankfurt am Main Sep 1. Preis: cma cyrus I moser I architekten G&P Zelos GmbH & Co. KG Einl. Neubau Hochhaus ”99 West“ - AFE-Areal 2017 6 Tn. www.competitionline.com Wettbewerbsliste 2017 | 3 > zum Inhaltsverzeichnis Büro- und Verwaltungsbauten Jury Gewinner Bauherr Typ 34117 Kassel Aug 1. Preis: Bolwin | Wulf Architekten // INGE- Stadt Kassel Nichtoffen Rathaus Kassel – Sanierung des K-Flügels 2017 NIEURBÜRO FRANKE 14 Tn. 37081 Göttingen Mär 1. Preis: Architekten Brune + Brune Landkreis Göttingen Nichtoffen Neubau Verwaltungsgebäude Carl-Zeiss- 2017 20 Tn. Straße 42281 Wuppertal Mär 1. Preis: Schuster Architekten Wuppertaler Stadtwerke AG Nichtoffen Neubau Bürogebäude – Wuppertaler Stadt- 2017 (WSW) 15 Tn. werke (WSW) 48149 Münster Aug 1. 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