AachenMünchener Versicherung, Aachen

AachenMünchener Versicherung, Aachen
Dobler Metallbau | Curtain Walls and Aluminium Windows
AachenMünchener Versicherung, Aachen
“Stepping stones in the city…..”
That is how the architects from kadawittfeldarchitektur
describe the newly built headquarters of the German
insurance company AachenMünchener Versicherung
in the centre of Aachen. Integrated in the historic city
centre, the building creates a new public space which
is connected to the „boulevard“, a building level, through the clearly structured façades despite their
transparency.
More than 8,500 m² aluminium-glass façade from
Dobler Metallbau were installed in 3 buildings, which
are home to office and work space for the building owner‘s 1,000 employees. The office façades consist of a
black anodised aluminium element structure in structural glazing design with element widths ranging from
1.35 m to 2.70 m. Vertical, storey-high glass sections
alternate with room-high window elements and closed,
golden anodised aluminium panels.
Entrance to AachenMünchener square
Client:
AMB General Immobilien GmbH, Aachen
Employer/Main Contractor/Construction Manager:
Alpine Bau Deutschland, Cologne
Planning Architect/Site Supervision:
kadawittfeldarchitektur GmbH, Aachen
Façade Consultant:
PBI, Wertingen
Installation time:
7 months
Extent of Work:
Design, production, delivery and installation of the façade types
mentioned below
Façade Area & Quantity:
6.250 m² Unitised façade including exterior blinds
1.600 m² Ventilated façade
Glass:
Glass build up:
10 mm toughened / 18 mm cavitiy / 2 x 6 mm laminated float
LT -Value: ≥ 75 %
Solarfactor (g-Value): ≤ 58 %
Ug -Value: ≤ 1,2 W/(m²K)
Entrance to AachenMünchener square
Surfaces:
Profiles + sheets, main structure: anodised, E6 / C35 (black)
Profiles + metal sheets, sashes: anodised, E6 / EV3 (gold)
Rain screen cladding + brise soleil:
Liquid coating, Duraflon Premium, colour gold
Façade handover:
2009
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Image rights: AachenMünchener Versicherung AG, Aachen
Photographer: Christoph Seelbach Fotografie © Saint-Gobain Glass
AMA - Stand 11-03-2016