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Nachmittags Ende Start Mittags Fachexkursion Asien 7.Tag I 17.01.2020 - 19.01.2020 ISingapur I Malakka I Kuala Lumpur ENDE START 1. Maxis Tower 10. The Majestic Hotel 2. Le Nouvel KLCC 6. Merdeka Square und 7. Sultan Abdul Samad Building Quelle: https://www.flickr.com/photos/26849514@N06/30155841891, 23.10.2019 2 9. Old Railway Station 1 3 5 4 1. Maxis Tower 3. Troika Quelle:https://www.flickr.com/photos/johari_isa- Quelle: Markus Schmale, April 2018 hak/3073273630, 23.10.2019 8.Dayabumi 6/7 Complex NACHMITTAGS 8 3. Troika 7. Sultan Abdul 10 Samad Building 8. Dayabumi Complex 9. Old Railway Station 9 Quelle: Markus Schmale, März 2015 Quelle: https://www.fotosearch.com/FSD514/x19460931/, 23.10.2019 4. Spaziergang 6. Merdeka Square durch den Park Sentral Market 5. Petronas Towers 2. Le Nouvel KLCC 5. Petronas Towers MITTAGS Quelle: Markus Schmale, Nov. 2019 Quelle: Markus Schmale, März 2015 10. The Majestic Hotel Quelle: Markus Schmale, März 2015 © Schmale Architekten GmbH, Landstraße 18, 41516 Grevenbroich – Nov. 2019 / Jan. 2020 Fachexkursion Asien Singapur I Malakka I Kuala Lumpur zurückgestaffelte Spitze und die ske- 7.Tag - 17.01.2020 lettartige Öffnung der Tragwerks- Objektsteckbriefe Kuala Lumpur struktur in diesem Bereich. Gleich- Maxis Tower zeitig dient dieses leere Gerüst der Verschattung der Dachterrassen. Die nicht zurückgestaffelte Seite des Ma- xis Tower weist in Richtung der Petro- nas Towers, so dass sich eine nach oben führende Geste hin zu den Pe- tronas Towers ergibt. Architekten: Kevin Roche und John Dinkeloo (KRJDA) Bauherr: KLCC Properties Hol- dings Berhad (KLCCP) Fertigstellung: 1998 Bauaufgabe: Bürohochhaus Das Bürohochhaus mit 49 Ge- schossen und einer Höhe von 212 Metern dient dem Unternehmen Ma- xis Communications als Hauptsitz. Die Stahlbetonkonstruktion auf ova- lem Grundriss verwendet Brises Soleil zur Verschattung der Fenster, die zum charakteristischen Erscheinungsbild des Hochhauses beitragen. Weite- res Merkmal ist die zu einer Seite hin Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxis_Tower#/media/File:Maxis_Tower,_Kuala_Lumpur.jpg 23.10.2019 Quelle: Maxis Tower, Okt. 2019 http://www.krjda.com/Sites/MenaraInfo1.html © Schmale Architekten GmbH, Landstraße 18, 41516 Grevenbroich – Nov. 2019 / Jan. 2020 Fachexkursion Asien Singapur I Malakka I Kuala Lumpur eine umfangreiche Begrünung auf- satz kommt jedoch die vor den Glasfas- 7.Tag - 17.01.2020 Kletter- und Hängepflanzenstruktur nimmt. Diese Gerüststruktur trägt saden. Blanc wählte hierfür 243 verschiedene Spezies aus und erreichte einen Objektsteckbriefe Kuala Lumpur gemeinsam mit der Begrünung zur Effekt, der Transparenz und Verschattung in idealer Weise kombiniert. Le Nouvel KLCC Verschattung und Kühlung der Ge- bäude bei. Beide Hochhäuser weisen Dachgärten auf. Dabei überragt der Gebäudekern das Niveau der Dach- gärten deutlich und trägt markante dünne Sonnendächer. Nouvel arbeitete für die begrünte Fas- sade zum wiederholten Mal mit dem Botaniker und Gartenarchitekten Patrick Blanc zusammen, der für sei- ne Pflanzenwände (murs végétaux) bekannt ist. Neben Nouvel kooperier- te Blanc auch mit Andrée Putman und Herzog & de Meuron. Sein bekann- testes Werk sind die Pflanzenwände des von Nouvel entworfenen Verwal- tungstrakts am Musée du Quai Branly Architekt: Jean Nouvel in Paris. Fertigstellung: 2016 Für das Le Nouvel KLCC, das aktuell Bauaufgabe: Wohnhochäuser die höchsten vertikalen Gärten der Welt aufweist, wich Blanc von seiner Der Wohnkomplex Le Nouvel KLCC üblichen Technik ab. Meist verwendet setzt sich zusammen aus zwei Hoch- er pro Projekt weniger als zehn ver- häusern mit 43 bzw. 49 Geschos- schiedene Pflanzenarten, die auf ei- sen. Das höhere der beiden Gebäude nem Substrat aus synthetischem Filz erreicht eine Höhe von knapp 200 m. angepflanzt werden. Die resultierende Beide Gebäude sind mit einer Brü- Wand ist opak, kann also nur in Form cke verbunden. Die Bauten nach einer Lochfassade durchfenstert wer- einem Entwurf von Jean Nouvel den. Diese Technik wird am Le Nouvel zeichnen sich durch die filigrane ge- KLCC zwar auch angewandt (etwa an rüstartige Struktur aus, die ihren den Gebäudekernen im Bereich der Quelle: Markus Schmale, Nov. 2019 Quelle: Le Nouvel KLCC, Nov. 2019 Fassaden vorgelagert ist, und die Dachgärten) viel effektvoller zum Ein- https://www.emporis.de/buildings/1239737/le-nouvel-tower-1-kuala-lumpur-malaysia https://www.emporis.de/buildings/1239736/le-nouvel-tower-2-kuala-lumpur-malaysia https://www.verticalgardenpatrickblanc.com/realisations/kuala-lumpur/le-nouvel-kuala-lumpur# https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Blanc © Schmale Architekten GmbH, Landstraße 18, 41516 Grevenbroich – Nov. 2019 / Jan. 2020 Fachexkursion Asien Singapur I Malakka I Kuala Lumpur und ihre Loggien wie in ein Regal- 7.Tag - 17.01.2020 system eingestellt zu sein scheinen. Objektsteckbriefe Kuala Lumpur Im 22. Geschoss befindet sich in al- Troika len drei Türmen einen halböffentlicher Bereich (Sky Lobby). Dort sind die Hochhäuser durch zwei verglaste Brü- cken verbunden. Durch Verwendung von sogenanntem Low E Glass, das Wärmestrahlung weitgehend aufhält, konnte eine gute Energieeffizienz des Wohnkomplexes erreicht werden. Quelle: Markus Schmale, März 2015 Architekten: Foster + Partners Bauherr: Bandar Raya Develop- ments Berhad Fertigstellung: 2010 Bauaufgabe: Wohnkomplex Wie der Name andeutet, besteht der Wohnkomplex aus drei Wohnhoch- häusern. Sie gruppieren sich um eine Grünanlage und weisen bei 38, 44 und 50 Geschossen Höhen von 160, 177 und 204 Metern auf. Charakteris- Quelle: Markus Schmale, März 2015 Quelle: https://www.designboom.com/architecture/foster-partners-the-troika/, 23.10.2019 tisches Element sind vertikale Wand- scheiben, die einen Rahmen bilden, in den die verglasten Wohnungen Quelle: Troika, Okt. 2019 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Troika_(Kuala_Lumpur) https://www.designboom.com/architecture/foster-partners-the-troika/ © Schmale Architekten GmbH, Landstraße 18, 41516 Grevenbroich – Nov. 2019 / Jan. 2020 Fachexkursion Asien Singapur I Malakka I Kuala Lumpur gewanderten Juden und einer franzö- mit Pferderennbahnen und Cricket- 7.Tag - 17.01.2020 sischen Pianistin. Er studierte Malerei plätzen. Aus dem alten Baumbestand Objektsteckbriefe Kuala Lumpur in Rio de Janeiro und in Berlin, wo er des Clubs wurden teilweise Pflanzen KLCC Park sich im botanischen Garten Dahlem in den neuen Park übernommen. auch über die Pflanzenwelt des bra- silianischen Regenwalds informier- te. Obwohl er keine Ausbildung als Architekt oder Landschaftsarchitekt absolvierte, zählt er zu den einfluss- reichsten Landschaftsarchitekten des zwanzigsten Jahrhunderts und ist ins- besondere für Gärten und Parks in den Tropen bekannt. Er arbeitete mit Oscar Niemeyer, Lúcio Costa und Le Corbusier zusammen und setzte sich als einer der Ersten für den Erhalt des brasilianischen Regenwalds ein. Kon- zipiert als Oase der Ruhe inmitten der Hektik der Stadt, spielt der KLCC Park mit dem Kontrast natürlicher und Landschaftsarchitekten:Roberto künstlicher Elemente. Zentrales Ele- Burle Marx ment ist der künstlich angelegte Bauherr: KLCC Properties Lake Symphony mit einer Fläche von Fertigstellung: 1998 10.000 m² und diversen Fontänen, Bauaufgabe: Stadtpark deren höchste eine Höhe von 42 Metern erreicht. Die Topographie des Der 20 Hektar große Stadtpark wur- Parks nutzt erzwungene Perspektive de gleichzeitig mit dem Bau der Pe- um den Park größer erscheinen zu Quelle: http://ontheworldmap.com/malaysia/city/kuala-lumpur/klcc-park-map.html, 23.10.2019 tronas Towers geschaffen und soll in lassen. Insgesamt finden sich im Park ihrem Umfeld für Begrünung sorgen. rund 1.900 verschiedene einheimi- Der KLCC Park ist das letzte Werk sche Pflanzen. Bäume und Palmen des brasilianischen Landschaftsarchi- wurden so ausgewählt, dass sie Vö- tekten Roberto Burle Marx. Der 1909 gel anziehen. Zuvor befand sich an in São Paulo geborene Burle Marx ist dieser Stelle der Selangor Turf Club der Sohn eines aus Deutschland ein- Quelle: KLCC Park, Okt. 2019 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KLCC_Park https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberto_Burle_Marx © Schmale Architekten GmbH, Landstraße 18, 41516 Grevenbroich – Nov. 2019 / Jan. 2020 Fachexkursion Asien Singapur I Malakka I Kuala Lumpur als Tube-in-tube System konzipiert den. Hierbei handelte es sich um die 7.Tag - 17.01.2020 (Weiterentwicklung des Röhrentrag- höchste, zwei Gebäude verbindende, Objektsteckbriefe Kuala Lumpur werks). Zudem kam ein hochfester Brücke ihrer Zeit. Neben Büroräumen Petronas Towers Beton zum Einsatz, der 150 Newton nehmen die Petronas Towers mehre- pro mm² standhält (entspricht einer re Einkaufszentren, einen Konzertsaal 15 km hohen Wassersäule). Weil nur und ein von Petronas unterhaltenes wenig Stahlskelett und dafür mehr naturwissenschaftliches Museum auf. Stahlbeton eingesetzt wurde, sind die Ein Turm wird dabei alleine von Peto- Türme sehr schwer, wodurch sie we- nas genutzt, der andere vermietet. niger schwingen und die Horizontal- lasten geringer gehalten werden. Die Baustelle (zeitweise 2.000 Arbeiter beteiligt, war in zwei konkurrierende Teams organisiert. Jedes Team bau- te einen Turm „um die Wette“). Pellis postmoderner Entwurf erweckt einer- seits Assoziationen an ikonische New Yorker Hochhäuser des Art Déco (Chrysler Building, Empire State Building), etwa mit den zurückgestaf- Quelle: Markus Schmale, März 2015 Architekt: César Pelli felten Attikazonen oder der Edelstahl- Bauherr: Petronas ornamentik an der Fassade, anderer- Fertigstellung: 1998 seits verankert sie die Türme in der Bauaufgabe: Bürohochhäuser lokalen islamisch geprägten
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