Receiving second-place in the Classic Siftung Weimar international competition for the New Bauhaus Museum, the proposal by Architekten HRK (Klaus Krauss and Rolf Kursawe, Cologne) enhances the public access into Weimarhallenpark. The distinctive form of the museum creates a strong impression in the urban setting and is characterised by the cleverly staggered arrangement of the elongated structures. The proposal is also impressive in terms of its interior design qualities. The central interior space creates a unique, independent and attractive flair for the New Bauhaus Museum. Continue after the break for more images.
Architekten HRK‘s proposal is one of the final four designs still competing in the two-stage competition. The jury is expected to announce the winning design this summer.
Architect: Architekten HKR, Klaus E. Krauss + Rolf Kursawe Collaborators: Cristian Wabbel, Luces Ingenieure, Ingenieurgesellschaft für technische Gebäudeausrüstung mbH (Pulheim, Germany), Frank Luckau, Thor Bauphysik GmbH & Co.KG, (Bergisch Gladbach, Germany), Johannes Römer
Be sure to check out our previous coverage Winners announced for the New Bauhaus Museum in Weimar, featuring all four winners and three honorable mentions. Also, take a closer look at Johann E. Bierkandt’s second-place proposal, BUBE’s third place proposal and MenoMenoPiu Architects honorable mention concept.
