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The Tempodrom in Berlin, Germany is an architectural landmark known for its unique folded plate roof structure. Originally constructed in 1980 as a circus tent, it was rebuilt in 2001 with a permanent stainless steel frame and concrete structure. The multi-purpose performance venue has three spaces, including a large arena under a striking 37 meter high glazed roof. Designed by Gerkan, Marg and Partners, the building achieves sustainability through efficient insulation and daylighting. Its distinctive folded plate roof design traces back to when it was first founded by Irene Moessinger in 1980 as a circus tent on Potsdamer Platz in Berlin.
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- 1. PNEUMATIC STRUCTURE –FOLDED PLATE TEMPODROM ,BERLIN, GERMANY BUILDING CONSTRUCTION & MATERIALS – 7 SUBMITTED BY: M AZHAR NUMANI B.ARCH 4TH YR./7TH SEM ENROL: 1900103999 GROUP: ‘B’ SUBMITTED TO: AR. KANEEZ AIEMA RIZWI MAM ER. U.P. PANDEY SIR
- 2. TEMPODROM (FOLDED PLATE STRUCTURE) An Architectural Wonder The Tempodrom rises behind the fragment of the old terminus and the football field nearby like a fantastic cathedral. Its 35-meter high roof consists of both sharp edges, pointing happily towards the sky, and softly contoured planes. White and visionary, this building is reminiscent of expressionist architecture which was on trend in the beginning of the last century.
- 3. *ARCHITECTS ,LOCATION & OTHER DETAILS The area of the Tempodrom reaches 12,500 m2. It accommodates three performance spaces — namely two circular arenas:- the Liquidrom, as well as a bar. *Architect(s)Gerkan, Marg and Partners *Structural engineerSchlaich Bergermann Partner *Civil engineerKrentel *LocationKreuzbergCoordinates52°30′06 ″N 13°22′52″ECoordinates: 52°30′06″N 13°22′52″EOwnerKPS-Gruppe *Capacity3,500 (Big Arena), 400 (Small Arena) *ConstructionOpened1 May 1980 Renovated1999–2001
- 4. The Tempodrom - From a Usual Tent to a Concrete One *Established in 1980 as a circus tent on Potsdamer Platz and after various re-locations, rebuilt in 2001 on the grounds of the former Anhalter Bahnhof in a new form, today the building offers a variety of use and design possibilities. *This building is a multipurpose event venue in Berlin, Germany . *Founded by Irene Moessinger, it opened in 1980 next to the *Berlin Wall on the west side of Potsdamer Platz, housed in a large circus tent. * After several changes of location it is now housed in a permanent building in the Kreuzberg neighborhood.
- 5. MATERIALS USED IN CONSTRUCTION 1. STAINLESS STEEL FRAME 2. CONCRETE
- 6. STEEL FRAME SKELETON The steel structure is one of the main types of building structures. Because of characteristic steel - high strength, lightweight, excellent overall rigidity, and strong deformability. So it is especially suitable for large-span, super-high and super-heavy buildings. The steel structure is a steel beam, column, truss, and other components made of section steel and steel plate, and welds, bolts, or rivets connect each component or part.
- 7. From a Usual Tent to a Concrete One CONCRETE OVER STEEL FRAME High grade of concrete is used over the stainless steel braced frame structure. In 1980, the nurse Irene Moessinger became a rich heiress: Irene’s father left her an 800,000 mark inheritance. The woman spent all the money on fulfilling a lifelong dream. She purchased a circus tent, set it on Potsdamer Platz, and opened a venue there. This was the first version of the Tempodrom. CONCEPT : Why the Tempodrom has such an Original Shape ?
- 8. Salient features of Tempodrom structure *The most striking feature from the outside is the 37 m roofing of the Large Arena which allows daylight into the interior through its glazed opening at the top. *Eco-sustainability was a prime requirement from the start. Floors, walls, ceilings and the pavilion roof provide improved thermal insulation. *This ultimate wellness center has a round 13 m diameter pool under a domed concrete shell, again with a central glazed roof light.
- 9. THANK YOU M AZHAR NUMANI