Cultural Facilities
Refurbishment of the Listed Building of Berliner Festspiele
Additional value
- Project completed on schedule
- Easing of the burden on the client allowing him time for his core business
- Construction costs lower than anticipated
- Attaining contract gains through quality checks on service specifications
- Coordination and detailed consultation with the authorities and funding provider
- Schedule and cost overviews (threshold value and risk assessment) for optimum use and disbursement of the funding provided
- Targeted implementation of the client's requirements
Individual services
- Contract award management
Client
Kulturveranstaltungen des Bundes in Berlin GmbH
Architect
Eller + Eller Architekten, Berlin
Location
Berlin, Germany
Gross floor space
10,090 m²
Gross volume
50,670 m³
Auditorium space
1,003 seats
Project duration
July 2009 – December 2011
The home to Berliner Festspiele, opened in 1963 as "Theater der Freien Volksbühne" (Free People's Stage Theatre), is a listed building and one of the most outstanding post-war modern theatre buildings. As a design by the Berlin architect Fritz Bornemann, the democratic architectural ideal of this period continues inside: the events on stage can be seen and heard from all seats.
