Mildred-Scheel
Haus in DD- Johannstadt
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Architekt: Günter
Behnisch
& Partner Auffällig
ist für den Gebäudekomplex auch die besonders liebevolle
Ausgestaltung des umliegenden Gartengeländes mit geschwungenen
Wegen, einem Teich und viel blühenden Buschwerks, alles lebendige Dinge,
die den seelischen Gesundungsprozess der krebskranken Kinder mit befördern
helfen.
Creating the illusion of an ideal location Aus
der englischsprachigen Website des Architekturbüros: "The Mildred Scheel clinic for bone marrow transplantations, which is co-funded by the "Deutsche Krebshilfe", has been extended by a special building for children and young people with cancer, including oncology research facilities. The new building resembles a ribbon winding itself onto the site of Dresden's "Uniklinikum" (university clinics). The free and un-pretentious shape of the building, its inner order, features touching emotions such as light, openness, security, plantings and colours, which reflect the basic idea of the design concept - to create a building for children. The children's rooms on the second floor are situated around a beautiful garden, a protected space with a lot of natural light, plants and water features creating the illusion of an ideal location close to the ground. All windows address this garden, so that the children can look out at it or even make use of it when their state of health allows this. The
intention has been to create a building with a variety of different
indoor and outdoor areas and "flowing" transitions between them, creating
an atmosphere of kindness and confidence." Philosophie In fifty years, we have planned and realized many buildings and completed many more designs in architectural competitions. We endeavour to create an architecture we have not yet experienced or previously been able to produce. That is to say, a "new" or innovative architecture. Our preference would be to develop every design solution on the basis of the conditions peculiar to a specific task. For us this is an important goal. We do not always achieve it, but we try hard. And in this context we welcome innovation. It is important to us simply by virtue of being new, because in it we recognize new elements in our world. Yet appropriately, we expect innovations to perform at least as well as their predecessors. The desire to create original architecture is but one challenge of our work. Architecture is by nature a collaborative endeavour. The fundamental concerns - that we work together with our clients for several years and want to please them, that our buildings are usable and that we offer a reasonable relationship between cost and benefit - form a basis from which special and original things can grow. Through them we discover the individuality of each commission.
Vorbild: Hans Scharoun - Haus Schminke 1933 in Löbau Die organische Bewegung des Obergeschosses Mildred-Scheel-Haus nimmt formal Bezug zum berühmten Haus Schminke - 1933 von Hans Scharoun im sächsischen Löbau errichtet. Auch dieser der klassischen Moderne zuzurechnende Bau spielt mit organischer Expressivität und gekurvten Formen, während die Farbe allerdings weiß ist. 1999-2000 ist das ehemalige Wohnhaus für ein Kultur- und Freizeitzentrum saniert worden und steht allen Besuchern als Museum offen. Von Dresden nach Löbau (Oberlausitz) sind es nur ca. 80 km.
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