Production and Office Building in Dunningen, Germany
Customer Project
This esthetically sophisticated commercial construction built in the German town of Dunningen consists of two halls used for production and storage, extending over an area of about 43,056 ft², and includes a two-story solid structure covering 8,611 ft².
Investor |
Trautwein Präzisionsdrehteile GmbH www.firner-trautwein.de |
Architect |
Röing genannt Nölke Architekten PartGmbB www.rgn-architekten.de |
Structural Design |
Isenmann Ingenieur GmbH www.isenmann-ingenieure.de |
Shell |
Steudtner & Bantle Bau GmbH www.sb-hochbau.de |
Steel Structure |
Friedrich Bühler GmbH & Co.KG www.buehler-stahlbau.de |
Partial Model of North Hall
Model
With this new building, the German family business of Trautwein Präzisionsdrehteile GmbH has a second operating location. The design of the building, whose exterior is kept entirely white, comes from Röing genannt Nölke Architekten. Isenmann Ingenieur GmbH, a Dlubal customer, was responsible for the structural design of the solid and steel construction (work phases 1-6). RFEM was used to perform the structural analysis.
Structure
The main structure of the two-span hall used for storage and production consists of reinforced concrete columns bearing steel trusses. Three sawtooth roofs underlining the staggered shape of the building ensure sufficient exposure to natural light. A wide cantilevered roof in the supply area gives the building a comfortable level of lightness. The hall's facades are clad with deeply profiled trapezoidal steel sheets.
The two-story office building, including an inner courtyard, was built using reinforced concrete. The ground floor creates a connection to the production, while offices are located on the upper floor. The administrative area is clad with a smooth metal facade (made of aluminum).
The project has been nominated for the German Industrial Building Award 2022. In October, the award will be given in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Trautwein Präzisionsdrehteile GmbHKeywords
Building Steel Reinforced concrete Truss girder
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