MesseCity Cologne 2012

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MesseCity Cologne 2012

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MesseCity Cologne

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We combine space into a lively neighbour-hood – a versatile address around the focal point of the Exhibition Plaza.

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Editorial

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Creating Connections – Experiencing Space. With its cathedral, bridges over the River Rhine and renowned city skyline, Cologne offers a wealth of outstanding locations that are rooted in the long history of the city and evoke the memory of every visitor.

Since the construction of the Hohenzollern Bridge more than 100 years ago, European rail traffic was directed from the north to south of the city via the Deutz intersection. Some years later, the imposing exhibition halls of the koelnmesse dating back to the 1920s emerged as a landmark at the city’s former gateway and left a distinct impression in the memory of every visitor to Cologne.

The significance of the exhibition hall entrance as a magnet and lively centre of a new city district with a large number of visitors unveils the opportunity of writing a new successful chapter in the city’s history at this particular location.

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&Near

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Location & Connections

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One feature that distinguishes MesseCity is its ideal connection with transport net-works, including Cologne-Bonn Airport, and its integration within the city district of Deutz close to the city centre and with an impressive view of Cologne’s cathedral.

This connection between mobility and iden-tity makes this site an attractive office loca-tion in a very pleasant environment.

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London (as of 2013) in 3 hours 45 minutes

Parisin 3 hour 14 minutes

Brussels in 1 hour 47 minutes

Motorway Network, Intercity Express (ICE) and three International Airports

The MesseCity development area is cen-trally located on the eastern banks of the River Rhine, directly opposite to Cologne’s city centre with its cathedral. In close pro - ximity to the most important transporta-tion intersections, the site stands out as a result of its excellent connections to the national motorway network. The three international airports Frankfurt Airport (FRA), Dusseldorf International (DUS) and Cologne/Bonn Konrad Adenauer (CGN) can all be reached within one hour. For private traffic, the motorway junction Cologne East directly connects Cologne’s motorway net-work In terms of rail passenger transport, the site located adjacent to Deutz railway

station, is connected via Deutsche Bahn’s high-speed network as well as the central railway station on the opposite side of the Rhine.

This accessibility is an important factor as far as the development of a business loca-tion for national and international head-quarters, consultants and multi-national service providers is concerned. The need for a flexible urbanistic concept with a ge - nerous amount of space for high-quality architecture and a wide spectrum of mar-keting opportunities in terms of office development can be derived from this defi-nition of the location.

Location & National Connections

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Venloin 1 hour 30 minutes

Luxembourgin 3 hours 32 minutes

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Dusseldorf International in 20 minutes

Frankfurt Airport in 55 minutes

Cologne-Bonn Airport in 8 minutes

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Integration of Urban Space and District – between Veedel (local district), Lanxess Arena and RTL

The plot is located on the site of the for-mer Barmer district between the tracks of the Deutz railway station in the south and the koelnmesse exhibition halls in the north. To the west are the former Rheinhallen, today used by broadcasting company RTL and insurance group Talanx. South of the public passenger transport intersection, the Deutz railway station, lies Cologne’s popular neighbourhood dis - trict Deutzer Freiheit, which besides its central shopping street offers many gas tronomic and infrastructural faci-

lities. Moreover, the Deutz-Mülheimer Straße opposite the eastern koelnmesse entrance has become a popular hotel location (Dorint, Radisson SAS, Ibis). The connection for vehicle traffic to the development is via the Deutz-Mülheimer Straße to the east of the site. A pedestrian link to Cologne’s city centre is being plan-ned via the Hohenzollern Bridge. Distinc-tive to the site are its strong visual axes to Cologne’s cathedral and the exhibition hall tower, which give significant spacial identity to its design.

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Location & Local Connections

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&Lively

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Urban Planning

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The central idea of the urban planning concept is a living district – a versatile development around the Exhibition Plaza. This is created by its multitude of connec-tions and networks as well as an appealing architecture.

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Urban Planning

Connections create interchange …

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&… and a versatile address.

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Since the urban block development lies on the periphery of the central location, the historical core within the Deutz district will be preserved and the atmosphere, the vita-lity and the quality of the area will continue to thrive. Furthermore, the structural forms selected for the development optimise both the interchange and the spatial rela-tionships between the individual buildings.

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Layout and Address: South / West

The south/west area of the development shows both the visual and view dimen-sions of the new district. In the south, the rhythmical structured façade design bor-ders both the railway line on one side and the public plaza on the other side leading to Deutz railway station.

From the west, the urban concept offers excellent views of Cologne’s city centre and cathedral. The detached, highest pointat the Exhibition Plaza follows this prin-ciple with its elevated ground levels in the south and creates viewpoints, orientation and conciseness.

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Exhibition Plaza

As “Primus Inter Pares” the substructured Exhibition Plaza forms the heart of the new district. A spacious area is being cre - ated for public use offering a view of Cologne’s cathedral and a place in which to relax and unwind. The integrated use of space comprises an area to hold events and conferences, which can be utilised by koelnmesse as well as neighbouring occupants.

Urban Planning

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Blocks

The urban planning concept in accordance with the development parameters envisa-ges a seven-storey structure, which will intensify the impact of the architectural boundary within the ensemble and will thus create a well-balanced urban picture.

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Layout and Address: North / East

The eastern side of the development forms a boundary with its ten storeys on Deutz-Mülheimer Straße / corner of Neue Barmer Straße that in turn form the entrance to the new neighbourhood. The building with its cantilever structure is one of the high-lights that can be observed when approa-ching from the north side and blends in well with the design of the overall deve-lopment.

Along the access road, the façade design of the Exhibition Plaza analogous to the south side, with its protrusions and reces-ses accentuates the verticality and inte-grates the Exhibition Plaza into a public area. The remaining façades create a con-tinuous feeling of movement thus creating a spacial contrast to the stringency of the Exhibition Hall façades. The highest point in the west, is complemented by the Exhi-bition Hall Tower and Cologne’s cathedral.

Urban PlanningCoLogNE CAThEDRAL

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highest Points

The highest points defined in the initial concept are to be accentuated by creating detached structures. Each structure in the vertical definition will blend in with its neighbour in order to create a design in harmony with the structures along a continuous street boundary near to Neue Barmer Straße.

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Access

MesseCity Cologne can be easily reached by different transport modes from various sides. The site can be accessed by road from the north and by pedestrians from the south.

A street area lies only in the vicinity of Lenneper Straße to the south of the eas-tern building development where access to potential hotel and congress facilities

of the highest point East or the Exhibition Plaza has been created, which enables traffic to flow in a loop in the area. All otherconnections mainly serve as pedestrian access and create via a simple network of paths, an ideal connection with Messe-City Cologne from the individual areas of koelnmesse, Deutz railway station and Cologne’s city centre.

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&Concise

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Development Sites

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The Exhibition Plaza located in the centre of the site, connects the eastern and wes-tern development sites and forms a lively district as a result of its public use of space. Accessed mainly via the Neue Bar-mer Straße in the north, the buildings form a distinctive address and internal areas that offer a very comfortable occupancy. The diversity of the surrounding area conti-nues with diverse spaces and ambiance in the urban concept.

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Gastronomie

Foyer Restaurant

ParkenTiefgarage

Lobby

Konferenz...

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Development Sites

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Layout and Address: Western Plots

The western plot of the development is dominated by the public open space in the south and by the Neue Barmer Straße in the north. In order to connect these two areas of different character, the pathways are to be widened at each end so that the connected spaces will have a concise con-tour as well as a distinctive address. Un-derground parking access is planned via

Neue Barmer Straße. The street and plaza areas will predominantly remain free of vehicle traffic. An atrium as a unifying ele - ment functions as a representative en-trance with a view of the Cologne’s cathe-dral. Flushed with the adjacent highest point, the glass atrium forms a continuous edge, and thus a clear definition of the district to the railway line in the west.

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Layout and Address: Eastern Plots

Two buildings are located on the eastern plot. The development on Deutz-Mülheim Straße accentuates the entrance to the neighbourhood with its the ten-storey structure and the cantilever design poin-ting northwards. The spacious façades facing the Cologne’s cathedral clearly dis - tinguish the special location, providing both high-quality space for offices and hotels directly adjacent to the exhibition hall entrance. In addition, the proximity

to the Exhibition Plaza as a flexible event centre enables a close functional and spatial link between these two proper-ties. Catering facilities are envisaged for the first floor, which will stimulate the atmosphere within the Exhibition Plaza. Lenneper Straße to the south of the deve-lopment offers separate access to the entire eastern plot. By returning the lower floors of the highest point on two sides, a prestigious address will be attained.

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Gastronomie

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Exhibition Plaza

The new MesseCity Cologne district parti - cularly stands out as a result of its diverse surroundings. The exhibition halls in the north, the Deutz railway station in the south and Cologne’s city centre in the west.The Exhibition Plaza, as the interface with-in this spectrum, creates a contentual and spatial link. As a public space with a very pleasant atmosphere, it is the pivot and hub for routes between the railway station, exhibition halls and the city as well as a traverse within the office landscape with space for gastronomic facilities. The event area within the lower levels of the Exhi-

bition Plaza can be used for musical and theatrical performances, corporate events and conventions. If required, the areas can also be connected to one another. The spa-cious opening to the bridge offers views and allows a natural source of light into the internal area. By means of access on both sides via the stairway from the north and south, a public space can be linked at different levels. These access options as well as the the diversity of spatial use within the internal area stimulate both a lively atmosphere and provide an intercon-nection of the eastern and western areas.

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Exhibition Plaza Plots

The Exhibition Plaza as a spacial centre of the new district is characterised in its contentual design by the adjacent sur-roundings. It is a diverse usable space, which is able to be used for different pur-poses such as a musical or congress hall to use as a transfer space for exhibitions. The concept of the area foresees variants of differing scales. Common to both is the

accessible roof-top area and the glass lobbies located in the north and south. In order to develop its full potential, the koelnmesse company is to be involved in the further coordination regarding the segments for use already presented.

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This variant, accessible via a deeper under - ground connection foresees the construc-tion of a two-storey hall with a one-sided connecting gallery. The rooms located below the gallery can be used as an exten-sion area to the main hall and offer a wide range of exhibition possibilities to tiered room-sizes suitable for the use of confe-rences.

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Compared to the previous variant, an opti-on is planned for a functional intersection to the adjacent buildings. In the case of a potential space usage for hotels of the highest point in the east and of large-scale user in the west, a functional and spatial connection with the changing use of space for events, musicals and con-gresses is planned.

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The open space concept describes a versa-tile external area referring to the new deve-lopment and thus creates a balanced urban overall picture. With regard to the configu-ration of various partial areas, the design focuses on an interplay of the most diverse parameters and uses of space.

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Structure of the open Space Concept

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Public Area – East / West Connection

The chosen concept is divided into three topographical segments of varying inten-sity.

The public areas to the south are essen-tially an assembly of plazas and grassed areas, where the shapes created reflect the geometry of the façade design, thus in harmony with the project design. The in-dividually sculptured grassed areas offer seating possibilities and the continuity of the landscaped area is intermingled with a small area of space allowing playground facilities for children.

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Central Exhibition Plaza

The Exhibition Plaza is orientated towards the views of the new building blocks and forms the focus of the design. The south entrance to the Exhibition Halls includes an imposing forecourt as a result of this spacial extension. In addition to external catering facilities, the Exhibition Plaza will be enlivened by central water fountains, which can be turned off on whenever there is a high volume of visitors. This will con-tribute to the universal and flexible use of the forecourt.

The symbiosis of steps and ramps on the edge of the Exhibition Plaza not only serve as unimpeded access, but also invites visitors to enjoy the view of the Cologne’s cathedral. There is also the option to to install a lift in the adjacent buildings to the Exhibition Balcony.

The Paths to the North / South Connection

The paths on the western plot comple-ment the public open spaces. Lines of trees direct the visitor to the area in the south and offer additional seating pos-sibilities. Flowerbeds mark a place to re-lax and unwind and are planted at varying distances allowing unimpeded access between the buildings.

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Marketing & outlook

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The realisation of the MesseCity Cologne development project offers a unique opportunity to develop the previously untapped potential of Cologne’s limited useable space today. The attraction of the exhibition halls and the appeal of the new development with a view of the Cologne’s cathedral benefit the planned hotel and conference use and will also attract renowned companies.

At the end of this process, a successful development project will be completed for Cologne that will enrich the city’s life.

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The brochure only represents the course of the planning process and therefore con - tains images displaying individual design ideas. Multiple commissioning will be granted in the course of the competition. No liability is assumed for its correctness and completeness. This information does not constitute any contractual offer. This brochure is subject to changes.

In case of publication, please check and/or research the copyrights in particular for the reference images. We do not assume any liability.

Photo rights page 10, 20: koelnmesseVersion: August 2012

STRABAg Real Estate gmbh Your Partner in Real-Estate Management

STRABAG Real Estate GmbH is one of Ger many’s leading project development companies. With its headquarters based in Cologne and branches in all main eco-nomic centres, it offers a comprehensive range of services from initiation and plan-ning to realisation of projects. The core business covers commercial project deve-lopment, the retail trade as well as the structuring of Public Private Partnership models for building construction mea-sures (PPP). STRABAG Real Estate GmbH draws its potential from a successful past with over 450 projects realised with a total volume of more than five billion euros. To date, this has resulted in the creation of around 1.4 million square metres of commercial space, 370,000 square metres of retail space and 14,700 apartments and houses.

STRABAG Real Estate GmbH is a subsidia-ry of STRABAG SE, one of Europe’s leading construction groups. With 76,900 emplo-yees, STRABAG generated an output vo-lume of 14.3 billion euros in the financial year 2011. From its core markets of Austria and Germany, STRABAG is present via its numerous subsidiaries in all countries of eastern and south-east Europe, in se-lected markets in Western Europe and in the Arabian Peninsula. STRABAG’s activi-ties span the entire construction industry (building construction & civil engineering, transportation infrastructures, special ground engineering and tunnelling) and cover the entire value chain in the field of construction.

www.strabag-real-estate.com

ECE A Strong Partner

ECE develops, plans, builds, leases and manages large commercial real estate in the sectors Shopping, Office, Industries since 1965 and is active in 16 European countries.

In the business units Office, Traffic and Industries, ECE realises commercial pro-perties such as the German Philips head-quarters in Hamburg, the ThyssenKrupp Quarter in Essen or the Steigenberger ho-tel at Berlin’s new BBI Airport. In total, ECE has realised more than 800,000 square metres of office space, with over 450,000 square metres under management.

The company is the European market lea-der with 183 shopping centres under ma-nagement. On an overall sales area of 4.2 million square meters, about 14,000 retail businesses generate 15.3 billion euros in annual sales.

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Architect

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Leasing and Contact

MesseCity Köln GmbH & Co. KGc/o STRABAG Real Estate GmbHSiegburger Straße 229c50679 KölnHerrn Rainer Maria SchäferTel. 0221 824 2010Fax 0221 824 [email protected]

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The MesseCity Köln GmbH & Co. KG is supported by two experienced partners:

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