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PRODUCTION HALL TRUMPF HETTINGEN BY BARKOW LEIBINGER



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Trumpf GmbH the world largest manufacturer of high tech machine tools will be expanding their existing branch factory near the village of Hettingen in the Swabian Alb.


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Situated in a picturesque valley this will be the second addition undertaken by Barkow Leibinger the first (shops and offices of 1500 sqm.) was done in 2009.

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A new master plan anticipates the construction of new production and assembly in four phases.

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In July 2013 the first of these phases, a new production hall with 3400 sqm, was realized after only 13 months of construction.

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Organized as a simple repetitive shed construction of seven bays the production hall is bracketed by two stories of offices (to the north) and a drive-through loading bay (to the south).

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For the production and assembling of oversized flatbed laser machines a column free and flexible space was required. The bays measure 24m in width and 13m at the highest point of the shed.

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The steel framework of the roof construction allows north-facing skylights within the structural depth; together with the 3m high strip window at ground level they provide daylight for the working areas.

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The permanent long façade facing the Lauchert Creek and valley is articulated as a gently folded origami of corrugated metal and glass to scale the factory building to the neighboring singlefamily houses with pitched roofs.

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The office front is integrated into the shed volume but has a mater of fact gridded façade.

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The roof as a 5th facade is planted with local vegetation to better integrate into the scenic valley.

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Location: Hettingen, Germany 
Architects: Barkow Leibinger 
Architect In Charge: Frank Barkow, Regine Leibinger 
Project Team: Tobias Wenz (project architect), Andreas Lang, Hiroki Nakamura, Ina Reinecke, Florian Steinbächer, Ludwig Uphues 
Construction Management: Kerler, partner architekt ingenieure 
Structural Engineer: IB Breinlinger 
Mechanical Engineer: Henne & Walter 
Energy Design: Transsolar Energietechnik GmbH 
Electrical Engineering: Müller & Bleher 
Building Physics: Horstmann, Berger 
Landscape Architect: Capatti Staubach 
Underground Engineering: Ingenieurbüro Beck 
Area: 3,400 sqm 
Year: 2013 
Client: TRUMPF GmbH & Co. KG 
Photographs: Ina Reinecke