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Information on the Ideas Competition The Museum of the 20th Century and its urban integration Berlin, September 2015
Information on the ideas competition Information on the ideas competition
The Museum of the 20th Century and its urban integration The Museum of the 20th Century and its urban integration
Occasion and objective
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A museum of international standing is to be created for the art of the 20th century at the
behest of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation SPK. For the first time in decades,
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21 the newly created museum complex Neue Nationalgalerie - Museum of the 20th Century
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will enable the collection of the Nationalgalerie, so far only exhibited to the public in
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parts, to be presented in an adequate fashion. The internationally important holdings of
the Nationalgalerie of 20th century art, the Marx and Pietsch collections, the Marzona
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18 archive and works from the Museum of Prints and Drawings will be permanently and
jointly exhibited for the first time. The presentation of the holdings will embrace the
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19 lower level of the Neue Nationalgalerie and - first and foremost - the exhibition spaces
of the new building.
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The new building will thus form a tightly circumscribed unity with the Neue Nationalga-
8 lerie in content and function. Both establishments - the Neue Nationalgalerie and the
17 new building - are meanwhile to be understood as autonomous architectures with their
own entrances, own functional areas (exhibition spaces, administrations, foyers, visitor
services, etc.) and their respective own identities. The target set for the new building is a
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usable area of ca. 14,700 m² (UA 1 - 6), ca. 9,200 m² of which can be used as exhibition
spaces. The construction field at Potsdamer Strasse has a buildable area of ca. 10,200
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m². The gross floor area expected, depending on the concept, is ca. 27,700 m², while
the clear room height in the exhibition areas needs to reach up to 9 m.
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The location of the new museum at the Kulturforum, in the direct vicinity of two of
23 Germany‘s most important architectural icons of the 20th century (Neue Nationalgalerie,
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1968 and Philharmonie, Hans Scharoun, 1963), as well as
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in the environs of further architectural monuments (St. Matthew‘s Church, Berlin State
The Kulturforum - Environs of the competition area Photograph: Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung und Umwelt Library), calls for a particularly attentive architectural and development approach.
1 New Berlin State Library 9 Scharounstrasse 19 Foyer/Special exhibition halls
2 Ibero-American Institute 10 Open space at Potsdamer Strasse 20 Gemäldegalerie
3 Open space at the New Berlin State 11 Sigismundstrasse 21 Residential building in Sigismundstrasse
Library 12 Matthäikirchplatz square Berlin Social Science Centre
4 Potsdamer Strasse 13 St. Matthew‘s Church 22 The meanwhile realised T4 memorial
5 Berlin State Institute for Music 14 Neue Nationalgalerie 23 and information area in the former area
Research with Musical Instrument 15 Herbert-von-Karajan-Strasse of the bus station in front of the Philhar-
Museum 16 Piazzetta monie is not yet included in this picture.
6 Philharmonie concert hall 17 Museum of Decorative Arts
7 Philharmonic Garden 18 Museum of Prints and Drawings/Art Library
8 Chamber Music Hall
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Information on the ideas competition Information on the ideas competition
The Museum of the 20th Century and its urban integration The Museum of the 20th Century and its urban integration
The Kulturforum is characterised by an urban architecture of mutually complementary
solitaires in a „flowing“ urban space. The exact placement and architectural design of
the new building needs to improve the urbanistic situation and the open spaces‘ quality
of stay, and render them more precise.
This competition for ideas is meant to clarify how the new building for the Museum of the
20th Century and its immediate environment can be fashioned architecturally, in terms
of urban planning, and in the design of the open spaces. The competition is aimed at
gaining insights into the task formulation and framework conditions of the realisation
competition to follow. Based on the results of the competition for ideas, its organiser
will optionally define further parameters for the urban planning and the design of the
open spaces. In addition to this, 10-20 competitors are meant to be qualified for the
subsequent realisation competition as prize winners of the competition for ideas. The
competition for ideas is thus designed to provide architects who have not yet planned
or realised large museums or similar buildings with an opportunity to take part in the
realisation competition.
The German Bundestag has made 200 million euros available for this project in No-
vember 2014 (investment costs including initial equipment) and placed them under a
qualified freeze at the same time. As things stand at the moment, 110 million euros
of this are available as a gross cost ceiling for the building and outdoor facilities (cost
categories 300-500). The further realisation of the project is conditional to these funds
being released by the German Bundestag.
Site plan with focus area (orange line),
competition area (blue line)
construction field (blue area) and
the possible connection to the Neue Nationalgalerie (pink line)
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Parties involved in the procedure Jury
(in alphabetical order)
Bundesrepublik Deutschland / Federal Republic of Germany Expert jurors
represented by the - Prof. Roger Diener, architect, Basel
Federal Commissioner of the Federal Government for Culture and Media (BKM) - Prof. Undine Giseke, landscape architect, Berlin
State Minister Prof. Monika Grütters, member of the German Bundestag - Prof. Heike Hanada, architect, Berlin
- Prof. Arno Lederer, architect, Stuttgart
- Prof. Hilde Léon, architect, Berlin
Organiser: - Till Schneider, architect and urban planner, Frankfurt am Main
Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz (SPK) / Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation - Prof. Enrique Sobejano, architect, Madrid
Von-der-Heydt-Strasse 16-18
10785 Berlin Substitute expert jurors
www.preussischer-kulturbesitz.de - Prof. Piet Eckert, architect, Zurich
- Marianne Mommsen, landscape architect, Berlin
User: - Prof. Sabine Müller, architect, Berlin
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin – Preussischer Kulturbesitz /
Berlin State Museums - Prussian Cultural Heritage General jurors
General Directorate - Prof. Dr. Michael Eissenhauer, General Director Berlin State Museums –
Stauffenbergstrasse 41 Prussian Cultural Heritage (SMB)
10785 Berlin - State Minister Prof. Monika Grütters, Federal Government Commissioner for Culture
www.smb.museum/home.html and Media (BKM)
- Dr. Herlind Gundelach, member of the German Bundestag
Project management: - State secretary Regula Lüscher, Senate Building Director, Senate Administration for
Partnerschaften Deutschland Urban Development and the Environment, Land Berlin
ÖPP Deutschland AG - Petra Merkel, former member of the German Bundestag
Alexanderstrasse 3 - Prof. Dr. Hermann Parzinger, President of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation
10178 Berlin (SPK)
www.partnerschaften-deutschland.de
Substitute general jurors
- Udo Kittelmann, Director Nationalgalerie Berlin (SMB)
in coordination with: - Manfred Kühne, Head of Urban Development and Projects, SenStadtUm, Land Berlin
Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung und Umwelt / - Prof. Dr. Günther Schauerte, Vice President SPK
Senate Administration for Urban Development and the Environment - Dr. Günter Winands, BKM Head of Department
Württembergische Strasse 6 - Dr. Eva Högl, member of the German Bundestag
10707 Berlin - N. N., member of the German Bundestag
www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de
Competition supervisor:
ARGE WBW-M20 / Working Group WBW-M20
Schindler Friede Architects, Salomon Schindler
a:dks berlin, Marc Steinmetz
mail@wbw-m20.de
www.wbw-m20.de
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Competition procedure
The competition is held as an open ideas competition for bidding consortiums of archi-
tects with landscape architects in keeping with the guidelines for planning competitions
(RPW 2013). Urban planners are eligible to take part in a bidding consortium with archi-
tects and landscape architects. The competition will be announced in the supplement of
the Official Journal of the European Union and is open worldwide without restrictions.
The competition entries will remain anonymous until the conclusion of the procedure.
Required services (excerpt)
Competitors are required to provide the following services:
- Concept presentation of the design idea (free representation)
- View of the entire focus area, scale 1:2,000, north-oriented
- Ground plan of the ground floor, scale 1:500, north-oriented, showing the new buil-
ding and its immediate urban environs
- Ground plans of all further floors, scale 1:500, showing the functional areas
- Sections to the extent required for comprehension, scale 1:500, but at least one east-
west section and one north-south section
- View from Potsdamer Strasse, scale 1:500, showing the Neue Nationalgalerie and
Philharmonie
- Simple massing model, scale 1:500, as insertion model
- Explanatory report in German
- Verification of the functional areas as gross areas, calculations of the areas and volumes
Neue Nationalgalerie exhibition view
l.t.r.:
Max Pechstein: „Sitzendes Mädchen (Moritzburg)“, 1910 (89 x 79,5 x 5,5 cm)
Karl Schmidt-Rottluff: „Selbstbildnis mit Einglas“, 1910 (100,5 x 93 x 4 cm)
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: „Stehende“, 1912 (98 x 23 x 18 cm)
Georg Schrimpf: „Zwei Mädchen am Fenster“, 1937 (89,5 x 83 x 5 cm)
Juan Gris: „Stilleben“, 1915
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Nationalgalerie
Photograoh: Neue Nationalgalerie, SMB / Simon Vogel
© für Max Pechstein: 2015 Pechstein Hamburg/Tökendorf
© für Karl Schmidt-Rottluff: VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2015
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Judgement criteria (without weighting) Further procedure
- Design concept / central idea The competition organiser intends to hold a non-open realisation competition for the
- Expression and character Museum of the 20th Century after the competition for ideas. The performance of the
- Interior architectural and spatial quality realisation competition and further procedure stages are conditional to approval of the
- Compliance with the essential building and planning regulation requirements funding by the German Bundestag. The competition organiser will formulate further
- Urbanistic placement and accentuation, distribution of cubic capacity, height deve- specifications for the design of the urban space and open spaces based on the results
lopment of the ideas competition, which will then become a basis for the realisation competition.
- Design concept for the open spaces, open spaces
- Accommodation of the essential monument protection advice The realisation competition is intended to involve ca. 40 - 60 working groups of architects
- Circulation, routing, connections to the existing and/or planned open spaces and landscape architects as well as further disciplines, as the case may be. The prize
- Compliance with the essential spatial and functional requirements winners of the competition for ideas will be qualified as competitors for the realisation
(substantiation of the functional areas, spatial relationships, circulation/access competition (possibly augmented by further disciplines). A further 8 - 12 working groups
- Compliance with economic specifications (area and volume parameters, cost ceiling) will be invited to take part in the realisation competition by the competition organiser.
The remaining competitors in the realisation competition will be selected by way of an
Prizes EU-wide call for competition (as per RPW and VOF [German contracting regulations
for freelance services]). The jury of the competition for ideas is also to serve as the jury
The total competition money available amounts to 260,000 euros plus VAT. 10-20 equi- for the realisation competition. The competition organiser reserves the right to make
valent prizes of 13,000 to 26,000 euros each are planned to be awarded. changes in the composition of the jury for the later stages of the procedure.
Exhibition A VOB/A (German Construction Contract Procedures, part A) awarding procedure is
planned on the basis of the results of the realisation competition. The selection between
The competition entries will be publicly exhibited in Berlin for a minimum of two weeks. the procurement variants of self-construction or PPP (public-private partnership) proce-
The opening, location and duration of the exhibition will be announced in due time. dure will be made by way of an economic feasibility study as per section 7 of the Federal
Budget Code BHO. The jury will support a possible PPP procedure as an architectural
assessment panel in an advisory function.
Deadline overview
03/09/2015 Call for entries / Notice
08/12/2015 Submission of plans
15/12/2015 Submission of the model
CW 06 2016 Jury
CW 07-11 2016 Competition exhibition
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Further information / contacts / links
for interested competitors:
www.wbw-m20.de
for the press:
www.preussischer-kulturbesitz.de
general information about the Kulturforum:
www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/planen/staedtebau-projekte/kulturforum
early public involvement, land-use planning process 1-35ba:
www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/planen/b-planverfahren/de/fruehbb/1-35ba
Imprint
Created by:
Working group ARGE WBW-M20
Schindler Friede Architekten, Salomon Schindler
a:dks mainz berlin, Marc Steinmetz
At the behest of:
Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz (SPK)
Von-der-Heydt-Str. 16-18
10785 Berlin
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