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Germany’s largest swimming office building has been housing IBA Hamburg GmbH since February 2010. The steel module superstructure sits on a 50-metre long and 26-metre wide concrete pontoon. The modules are relatively light and can be partially removed to enable transport, even under low bridges. The IBA DOCK is on the cutting edge of climate protection: the outer walls feature 25cm thick insulation, and both solar power and the Elbe water assist in supplying the building with power. The photovoltaics system is clearly visible on the roof. The flood aspect, too, has been accounted for at the IBA DOCK: the pontoon is attached to dolphins that move up and down a vertical 3.5 metres with the daily tide.
Hundred years after Albert Ballin formed the „Auswanderstadt“ for European emigrants on the Hamburger Veddel parts of it were reconstructed and developed to a museum complex. Three pavilions have been rebuilt and every visitor can relive …
Opposite the IBA dock at Müggenburger Zollhafen is a boat workshop called “Haus der Projekte-die mügge”, which aims to introduce adolescents to the job market by teaching them handicraft skills. The house leans into the water and is …
The Hamburg Elbbrücken, the bridges across the Elbe, are the last ones before the Elbe flows into the North Sea. Since 1872, iron railway bridges have replaced ferries crossing the Norderelbe, the northern part of the Elbe, and the …
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