Tenders Are Invited For Architectural, Construction, Engineering And Inspection Services – Technical Equipment Deichtorhalle Süd Lph 8-9

Architectural, Construction, Engineering And Inspection Services – Technical Equipment Deichtorhalle Süd Lph 8-9. Between 1911 And 1914, The Deichtorhallen Were Built As Market Halls On The Site Of The Former Berliner Bahnhof, The Hamburg Counterpart To The “Hamburger Bahnhof” In Berlin. They Represent One Of The Few Surviving Examples Of Industrial Architecture From The Transition Period From Art Nouveau To The Expressions Of The 20Th Century. The Two Halls Are Open Steel Constructions: The Northern Hall Is A Three-Aisled Long Building With A Floor Area Of ​​3,800 M², The Southern Hall Is A Central Building With A Lantern With A Floor Area Of ​​1,800 M². The Market Halls, Built Between 1911 And 1914, Were Converted For Use As Exhibition Halls In 1989 By The Architect Josef Paul Kleihues On Behalf Of The Körber Foundation. The Halls Stand On The Market Cellars That Date Back To 1911. These Cellars Now Also Form The Underground Car Park, Which Adjoins The Basement Of The South Hall To The West. In 2003 - 2004 The Southern Hall Was Converted Into The House Of Photography By The Architectural Firm Jan Störmer From Hamburg. Later, Renovation Work Was Carried Out On The Underground Car Park. The Deichtorhallen Are Part Of The Model Decided By The Citizens In 2018 With The Documents 21-13127 From May 8Th, 2018 And 21-14130 From August 22Nd, 2018 To Transfer The Most Important Cultural Properties Of The City Of Hamburg To The Tenant-Landlord Model (Mvm). The Authority For Culture And Media (Bkm) Retains Its Role As A Recipient, Which, As A Tenant, Ensures The Financing Of Rental Payments And Coordinates The Underlying Assumptions Of Need With The Cultural Institutions. Sprinkenhof Acts As The Implementation Agency. The Deichtorhallen Was Transferred To The 2Nd Him On January 1St, 2019. As A Result Of The Inventory Carried Out In The First Half Of 2017 On The Structural Condition Of The Over 100-Year-Old, Listed Deichtorhallen, Which Was Originally Designed As An Open Market Hall, Including The Underground Car Park And Large Outdoor Areas, An Extensive Renovation Of The Entire Ensemble Is Necessary. The Listed Building Has A Gross Floor Area Of ​​6914 M² (Excluding Underground Parking). The Necessary Renovation Measures Identified In The Inventory Were Divided Into The So-Called “Advance Measures” And The “Main Measure (Interior Construction)”. For The Main Measure, The Services Of Lp8 And Lp9 According To Hoai Are Requested, Which Are The Subject Of This Tender.