Tenders Are Invited For Architectural Services For Outdoor Areas – Max Planck Institute For Medical Research (Heidelberg) - Mefo002 - Extension Of An Institute Building - “Object Planning For Outdoor Areas”

Architectural Services For Outdoor Areas – Max Planck Institute For Medical Research (Heidelberg) - Mefo002 - Extension Of An Institute Building - “Object Planning For Outdoor Areas”. The Max Planck Society Plans To Build A New Research Building As An Extension Of The Existing Listed Max Planck Institute For Medical Research In Heidelberg. The Building Plot And Existing Institute Are Located In The Southern Part Of The Neuenheimer Feld Am Neckar. In Total, The Extension Includes A Usable Area Of ​​6,410M² (Nuf1-7) And A Bri Of 72,922 M³. According To The Specifications From An Urban Development Feasibility Study, The Expansion Is Planned As A 10-Story High-Rise Building With A Maximum Height Of 45.25 M Plus A Technology Center On The Roof And A Special Underground Laboratory Area In The South. Due To The High Requirements For Vibration Protection, The Special Laboratory Area Is Structurally Separated From The Basement Of The High-Rise Building. The New Building Will Be Connected To The Existing Institute Building Via Connecting Structures Above And Below Ground. The Above-Ground Connection Is Part Of This Measure. The Underground Connection Has Already Been Created On Site. In The New Building, Usable Space Will Be Created For A Clean Room Area With Highly Vibration-Sensitive Laboratories, Physical Laser Rooms, Biochemical S1 Laboratories And Two S2 Laboratories. In Addition, A Precision Mechanical And Electronic Workshop, Chemical And Hazardous Materials Storage And Server Rooms Are Housed. Offices, Meeting Rooms, A Cafeteria And Lounge Areas Will Also Be Provided. The Expected Construction Costs For The Kg 300+400 Amount To €67,900,000 (Net), The Total Construction Costs (Kg 200-700, Without Kg 611 And Kg 612) Amount To €85,230,000 (Net). The Outdoor Areas Around The Max Planck Institute And The New Building Are Intended To Form A Coherent Research Campus With High Quality Of Stay And Lots Of Greenery. The Northern Forecourt Will Have A Uniform Concrete Paving, Barrier-Free Access And A Common Fire Department Movement Area, While “Green Terraces” Will Absorb The Height Difference To The Eastern Access With Planted Steel Elements, Benches And Bicycle And Car Parking Spaces. In The South, An Intensively Greened Garden With Lawns, Perennials, Raised Beds, Seating Areas And Extensively Greened Side Roofs Is Being Created On The Special Laboratories; A High Substrate Structure And A Cistern Enable The Storage And Use Of Rainwater For Irrigation. The Historic Forecourt Of The Existing Building Will Be Preserved In Its Design Language, Adapted To New Access Requirements And Supplemented With Bicycle Parking Spaces, While The Southern Garden Will Be Functionally And Creatively Upgraded With New Wooded Structures, Unsealing, Additional Parking Spaces And Enclosed Technical Areas (Tanks, Gas Storage With Greenery). To The West And South Of The New Building, Escape Routes Will Be Renewed, Vegetation Will Initially Be Removed And Replaced With New Plantings; Roof Gardens And Terraces On Several Upper Floors Offer Additional Recreational Areas With Intensively Green, Partly Extensive Roof Areas And Views A