The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg (FHH) intends to maintain its strategic position as an international congress city
upgrade the Hamburg Congress Center (CCH) by radically modernising the Hamburg Congress Center (CCH). The aim is to achieve sustainable
Increase the number of participants in Congress with a content focus on high-performing
Economic and scientific clusters of the Hamburg Metropolitan Region. Following the extension of the centre in the
The year 2007 is now due to revitalise and renovate the old building built in 1973.
system.
The CCH currently has 23 flexible rooms with up to 12.500 seats in normal operation.
It has a gross floor area of 96.364 m², including underground car park. The current structural situation is due to:
two opposing parts of the building: On the one hand, the new western part of the
Building with a large exhibition hall (7 000 m² of useful floor space) plus seven rooms and foyer areas
(Total useful area 2 751 m²) corresponds to current market requirements. On the other hand, the
Old construction, which was then ‘multifunctional construction’ with two large, theaterbestuments, three other rooms, and
eleven smaller group spaces were built.
Since the construction of the old building, now listed in parts, the need for space and
The organisation of congresses has changed significantly. In addition to a large room, the organisers expect in particular:
many flexible classrooms equipped with up to several hundred seats if needed
be able to become. In addition, exhibition space and communication space are required. In the long term
to remain competitive and to enable further growth in the utilisation of the CCH,
the space structure of the CCH is adapted accordingly.
A feasibility study carried out in 2013 will make it possible to implement the necessary measures for future operations.
Restructuring has been reviewed and a cost framework has been identified. Building on this, a
Façade competition from which AGN Leusmann GmbH/Tim Hupe Architects
the winner was the first winner.
The architecture of service phases 1 to 5 was or will be carried out for the building by:
Hamburger Arbeitsgemeinschaft AGN Leusmann and Tim Hupe architects and for the outdoor installations by
RMP Stephan Lenzen outdoor planning. The execution design of the technical equipment shall be carried out:
in principle, by Caverion or its M+P Hanse planning office, for which
Special lighting by the Bartenbach office in Aldrans, Tyrol.
The regeneration is intended to achieve at least the DGNB silver standard, while the DGNB is gold standard
targeted.
The demolition permits for the demolition of the East component and the demolition of the foreground structure were:
issued on 16 September 2015. The building permit was granted on 18 November 2015. The Architecture Execution Design
and technical building equipment is currently being developed and is largely completed in 2016.
The planning results in a gross floor area after regeneration of 105 500 m².
including underground car park. The CCH will then have 43 flexible event rooms of up to 13270
Seating positions in normal operation.
The key elements of the feasibility study are:
— operational division of the CCH into a western, central and eastern part,
— the flow of visitors to events taking place in the CCH at the same time, on an event-related basis
separate and separate guides for visitors and supplies (catering, assembly and dismantling;
Maintenance, etc.).
On the basis of the present permit planning, the following main measures are:
foreseen:
— Demolition of East component including foreground structure,
— Construction and expansion of the East component with generous residence zones and a high building
Reception hall
— Central component and replacement and modernisation of equipment and plant engineering,
Construction of a new building automation system with a BMS, taking into account the high
Requirements of the different areas of use;
— Fulfilment of high comfort requirements by building technology,
— Adaptation measures for technical building equipment in the West component as required.
The contract to be awarded consists mainly of earthworks, civil engineering and special engineering works.
for the new underground car park closure in the animal garden road area. The contract covers, inter alia, earthworks;
the construction of drilling piles and angle support walls and the construction of a temporary access;
into the underground car park of the existing hotel building.
As a result of the adjacent hotels, noise and transmission limits for:
Vibrations must be complied with.
For the necessary relocating supply lines, trenches must be constructed and
backfilling.
The services are to be delivered between August 2016 and February 2017.
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