Außenansicht
Außenansicht
Außenansicht
Außenansicht
Außenansicht
Außenansicht
Innenansicht
Innenansicht
Innenansicht

Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt – Faculty of Business and Engineering, Schweinfurt

Client
Freistaat Bayern, vertreten durch das Staatliche Bauamt Schweinfurt

Competition 1st prize
2016

Planning - Completion
2016 - 2020

Performance phases
2 - 8

Team
Planning: Moritz Fritsch, Funda Meral, Barbara Dünstl, Site management: Markus Dunau, Josef Lehmann / Deutinger + Welsner Architektur Innenarchitektur Bauleitung, Nuremberg

Building data
Total cost 27,900,000 €
Gross floor area 8,654 m²



The urban planning concept of the new building of the Faculty of Business and Engineering at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt is based on the specifications of a master plan. A two-story cube delimits the future "city square" at an important street intersection in the vicinity of former barracks.

The new building with its courtyard-like forecourt marks the beginning of a new university campus and continuation of the existing campus on Ignaz-Schön-Strasse. Building entrances are located on the future campus axis. The internal organization is characterized by the functional requirements of a seminar and laboratory building, as well as the need for spaces that create a communicative and inspiring atmosphere for students and lecturers.

The design concept reflects the typology of an open atrium floor plan with a green inner courtyard. The entrance foyer forms the center of a ring-shaped floor plan with seminar rooms enclosing the courtyard. Open staircases lead to the U-shaped floor plan of the upper floor, with offices for the deanery and professors on one side and labs for experimental work on the other.

A lively interplay of sand-colored shell limestone slabs, reflecting glass surfaces and the linear structure of anthracite-colored metal profiles and lamellae characterize the monolithic building structure – an impressive statement at an important urban planning location on the campus axis.