Bavarian State Brewery Weihenstephan Construction of a combined basement
The new combined cellar of the Bavarian State Brewery Weihenstephan brings together production, research, and teaching in one place. The facility forms the centerpiece of modern brewing technology at the historic site in Freising.
Technical execution
The cantilevered canopy was built on a primary steel structure and equipped with a secondary, form-defining substructure. All components are made of 4.0 mm thick, powder-coated aluminum and feature a rounded bullnose design with a diameter of 200 mm. Drainage is integrated through conductive joint plates leading into a transverse gutter located within the canopy cladding in the area of the bullnose.
The façade cladding was executed in a standing seam system, consisting of meander-shaped, folded amplitude panels made from 1.0 mm aluminum with a brushed and anodized finish. The elements are mounted on a horizontally aligned, form-defining substructure within the insulation layer.
The window reveals are made of 3.0 mm aluminum on the exterior, designed as welded units with a continuous drip edge and a powder-coated surface. The interior reveals are made of 2.0 mm stainless steel with a bead-blasted finish. The reveals feature a circular shape and are manufactured in various diameters.
Inside the building, custom-formed lighting rings were fabricated from rounded stainless-steel profiles, welded, and bead-blasted. They are fitted with LED light sources by IGUZZINI.
For the silo cladding, 1.0 mm aluminum sheets were used, brushed, anodized, and folded. The finished panels were then supplied to the silo manufacturer for further processing.
Location
Freising
Material: Aluminium
Category: Facades, Interior
Offer
| Material | Aluminium |
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Project data
| Location | Freising |
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| Construction period | 2023-2024 |
Poject team
| Architect | Technisches Büro Weihenstephan GmbH |
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| Client | Brauerei Weihenstephan |