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Architects: Peter W. Schmidt Architekten
- Area: 1528 m²
- Year: 2017
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Photographs:Stefan Müller
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Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Ecophon Absorberflächen, Mero Kautschukboden, Modutec Tische, Novoferm Türen, Schüco Außentüren, Schüco Fenster, Strähle Trennwandsystem und Schiebetüren, Ziegelei Hebrok
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Lead Architect: Frank Spallinger
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Distinctive and secure. New build for the Command and Situation Centre of the Stuttgart Police Headquarters. The monolithic shell of this two-story edifice adjoins the existing building and exerts a stabilizing effect on the highly diverse surroundings.
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Visible from the Pragsattel traffic hub, this bold structure forms a distinctive landmark against the backdrop of rolling hills. The double-leaf masonry exterior of the ground floor houses all the services needed for the fully independent continuous operation of this energy-efficient facility, projecting into the hillside on the north and forming the basis for the upper floor, which in turn features a significant overhang extending south toward the entrance yard of the main building. In this story, all operational areas are incorporated on a single floor.
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The skylight-based design provides a tall, sealed facade to the north, thereby dispensing with extensive security measures. Three window recesses in the main shell deliver additional natural light to the interior without providing a line of sight from outside.
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