Tenders Are Invited For Concrete Work – Nuremberg Congress Hall - Facade Renovation Of Brick Facade Including Concrete Renovation (Basic Usability And Substance Preservation)

Concrete Work – Nuremberg Congress Hall - Facade Renovation Of Brick Facade Including Concrete Renovation (Basic Usability And Substance Preservation). The Subject Of This Procedure Is Renovation Work On A Brick Facade With Concrete Components. As Part Of The Basic Usability Of The Congress Hall, The Building Shell Is To Be Worked On. For The Brick-Faced Courtyard Facade With Reinforced Concrete Elements, The Stability Must Be Established And Maintained And Traffic Safety Must Be Ensured In Parts. The Planned Measures On The Brick-Facing Surfaces Include Removing The Damaging Growth, Cleaning The Surfaces, The Differentiated Removal Of Loose Shells, Securing The Masonry And Partial Joint Renovation. The Concrete Surfaces And In Particular The Consoles At The Upper End Of The 1St Floor Are Planned To Be Repaired With Crack Closure, Partial Exposure Of Reinforcement And Rust Protection And The Application Of A Smooth Coat To Improve Water Drainage. Facade Nets Must Be Installed In Selected Areas. // The City Of Nuremberg Intends To Carry Out Measures To Fundamentally Make The Congress Hall Usable And Secure Its Substance On The Former Nazi Party Rally Grounds In Nuremberg. The Torso Of The Unfinished And Currently Unusable Congress Hall Was Built Between 1935 And 1939 (Construction Was Discontinued) And Is One Of The Largest Structural Legacies Of The Nazi Dictatorship. After The Pollutant Remediation Has Been Completed (Not The Subject Of This Procedure), Measures Should Be Implemented To Enable Later Expansion. The Aim Of The Sub-Project Of Fundamental Usability And Substance Preservation Is To Upgrade The Shell And Create A Tight Building Shell.