TAZ New Building
Culture & Entertainment, Berlin
TUM Childrens Oasis
Financed by Honorary Senator Ingeborg Pohl and gifted to the Technical University of Munich, the Kinderoase extends across six floors and around 1,540 m². As Germany’s first five-story timber building with a folded Corten steel slatted façade, it brings together architecture, use, and Interior Fit-Out.
- Customer
- Ingeborg Pohl
- Region
- Germany - South
- Industry
- Culture & Entertainment
- Size category
- 500 to 2,500 sq.m.
- Architects
- Kéré Architecture, Diébédo Francis Kéré
Photos: © Alexander Bernhard Architekturfotografie
- Customer
- Ingeborg Pohl
- Region
- Germany - South
- Industry
- Culture & Entertainment
- Size category
- 500 to 2,500 sq.m.
- Architects
- Kéré Architecture, Diébédo Francis Kéré
Financed by Honorary Senator Ingeborg Pohl and gifted to the Technical University of Munich, the Kinderoase extends across six floors and around 1,540 m². As Germany’s first five-story timber building with a folded Corten steel slatted façade, it brings together architecture, use, and Interior Fit-Out.
Photos: © Alexander Bernhard Architekturfotografie
TUM childrens oasis
An interior wooden slide spanning three floors and the “Himmelswiese” roof terrace make the space concept designed for children and families tangible. In the Fit-out, the round stairwell cladding across six floors as well as sloping and curved facing shells placed particular demands on execution. Individually designed motif lights add a further accent to the stairwell.
Through precise execution, we created spaces that meet high architectural standards while also fostering a warm, child-friendly atmosphere.
Dieter Praxl
Project Manager
Through precise execution, we created spaces that meet high architectural standards while also fostering a warm, child-friendly atmosphere.
Dieter Praxl
Project Manager
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