Paul-Wunderlich-Haus in Eberswalde
Sustainable architecture p. 20 - 29Architect GAP Gesellschaft für Architektur & Projektmanagement | Structural Engineer Inge Marzahn & Detlef Rentzsch | teamgmi.Ingenieurbüro |
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1:1500 Floor plans
1:20 Section through facade ground/first floor
1:750 Section
1:1500 Floor plans
1:20 Section through facade ground/first floor
1:750 Section
On 12 January 2009 the Deutsches Gütesiegel für Nachhaltiges Bauen (DGNB, German Sustainable Building Certification) was awarded to sixteen administration and office buildings in a pilot phase. The Paul-Wunderlich-Haus in Eberswalde received the highest mark within that certification (at 1.18, aligned with the ¬German school marking system, 1 being high and six being low), qualifying as one of six for a Gold certificate. This makes the council offices of the district of Barnim the most sustainable of all office buildings so far certified in Germany – and without doubt one of the most sustainable within Europe.
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