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Image gallery
Dynamic Master Plan
The Dynamic Master Plan is the foundation for ongoing development in the Patrick Henry Village. Image: IBA Heidelberg/© KCAP
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Dynamic Master Plan
A model quarter for the »knowledge city of tomorrow« is to be created on 100 hectares: diverse, sustainable ecologically and socially - and thus resistant to risks and changing framework parameters. Image: IBA Heidelberg/© KCAP
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Dynamic Master Plan
With contemporary living and working environments, innovative open space and mobility concepts, climate-neutral energy provision and smart, socially responsible digital technology, the new, resilient urban district offers answers to many of tomorrow's pressing questions. Image: IBA Heidelberg/© KCAP
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Dynamic Master Plan
Five types of quarter were developed, each with its own identity. The process often involved a mix of new builds and existing buildings from the US-American housing estate. Image: IBA Heidelberg/© KCAP
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Dynamic Master Plan
Among other aspects, the holistic approach foresees a central park with a lake in the middle for water management, diversity in terms of architecture and building usage, and locally produced food and energy. Image: IBA Heidelberg/© KCAP
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IBA-Project exPRO 3
Practice rather than theory: New spaces for extracurricular, craftbased learning projects for young people. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Christian Buck
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IBA-Candidate Campus Bergheim
Transformation of the former hospital area into a multifaceted campus of the University of Heidelberg that enriches the district of Bergheim. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Christian Buck
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IBA-Project B³ Gadamerplatz
Different forms of cultural education in one building - meeting place for all generations in Heidelberg's youngest district. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Thilo Ross
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IBA-Project Collegium Academicum
Self-managed accommodation for around 200 students with educational and cultural program in a modular timber construction. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Christian Buck
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IBA-Project The other park
Open space of a new type that connects places of cultural education and becomes the new center of a changing district. Credits: Studio Vulkan
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IBA-Project EMBL Imaging Centre
New center for light and electron microscopy, open to (inter)national scientists and interested visitors. Credits: Gertner Architekten/Heidelberg Render Vision
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IBA-Project Storage facility for energy and the future
A heat storage as a new educational place with gastronomy and an energy and exercise park. Credits: LAVA Laboratory for Visionary Architecture
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IBA-Candidate Forum Adenauerplatz
Experimental wooden pavilion as an inviting, public cultural space in the middle of a traffic hub. Credits: SSV Architekten
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IBA-Project House of youth
Distinctive new building that overcomes district and educational boundaries – at the same time the first component of a new educational landscape. Credits: Murr Architekten
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IBA-Candidate International Welcome Center
Administrative service meets intercultural meeting place. Credits: International Welcome Center, Christian Buck
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IBA-Candidate Agricultural park
Food production, recreation and nature conservation are to be combined here. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Christian Buck
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IBA-Project Heidelberg Convention Centre
An unusual conference and congress center which provides modern premises and equipment for scientific and business conferences, and other major events. Credits: degelo
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IBA-Candidate PHVision – Project development of Patrick-Henry-Village
With almost 100 hectares, the conversion area of the Patrick Henry Village is intended to become the »knowledge city of tomorrow«. Credits: KCAP Architects & Planners
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IBA-Candidate Neckar Cycle and Footbridge
A new bridge over the Neckar will connect the growing southern parts of Heidelberg with the Campus »Im Neuenheimer Feld«. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Christian Buck
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IBA-Project Extension Prinzhorn Collection
More space for a permanent exhibition and a graphic cabinet for the works of people with exceptional psychological experiences. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Christian Buck
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IBA_Candidate Extension of the documentation center Sinti and Roma
Spatial architectural extension that will represent the belonging and independence of the Sinti and Roma. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Christian Buck
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IBA-Candidate »Teilseiend«
Place of encounter and exchange around an Islamic academy for an intra-Muslim and interreligious dialogue. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Christian Buck
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IBA-Project Extension of Elisabeth-von-Thadden-School
Pedagogical and architectural transformation of the secondary school – a new construction of a sports hall will create a state-of-the-art place of learning and includes an open offer for the whole district. Credits: Kirstin Bartels, Cityförster
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Prof. Michael Braum
Executive Director of the IBA Heidelberg. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Jochen Steinmetz
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Carl Zillich
Curatorial Director of the IBA Heidelberg. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Jochen Steinmetz
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IBA_LAB N°7 »Digital City?«
Google Vice President Dr. Vinton G. Cerf pleaded a culture of responsibility for the digital city. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Tobias Dittmer
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IBA_LAB N°7 »Digital City?«
On the podium were (from left to right) Nikolas Neubert (AIT, Vienna), Anouk Kuitenbrouwer (KCAP, Zurich), moderator Dr. Antje Grobe, Prof. Michael Braum (IBA Heidelberg) and Jürgen Odszuck (First Mayor of the City of Heidelberg). Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Tobias Dittmer
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IBA_LAB N°7 »Digital City?«
A framework program with exploration tours, exhibitions and a large-scale model by Urban Catalyst from Berlin invited visitors to contribute their ideas for the transformation of the Patrick Henry Village. Credits: IBA Heidelberg, Tobias Dittmer
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IBA_LOGbuch N°2
Cover: The LOGbuch N°2 – out of a three-part book series – is entitled »Die Dynamik der Wissensstadt« (»Dynamics of the knowledge city«).
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IBA_LOGbuch N°2
The second publication of the IBA Heidelberg deals with urban development in the knowledge society – the map shows an overview of the world's knowledge cities.
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IBA_LOGbuch N°2
The conversion area Patrick-Henry-Village, where an exemplary district for the knowledge society of tomorrow is being created, receives special attention in the IBA_LOGbuch N°2.
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IBA_LOGbuch N°2
After six years of the international building exhibition, the LOGbuch N°2 draws up an interim balance. The projects are briefly presented in profiles.
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Zukunftsstadtteil mit grünem Herz: Dynamischer Masterplan für das Patrick-Henry-Village vorgestellt
Presenting the dynamic master plan of the PHV conversion area (from left): Hans-Jürgen-Heiß (Conversion Mayor, City of Heidelberg), Michael Braum (Executive Director, IBA Heidelberg), Jürgen Odszuck (First Mayor, City of Heidelberg) and Gerald Dietz (Head of the PHV project team in the city administration). Credits: Philipp Rothe
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