1:1 Model of the Mies van der Rohe golf clubhaus, Krefeld (D)
DREAM-IMAGE FROM THE INTERWAR YEARS between corn and beet fields. In 1930, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe designed a clubhouse on a golf course in the panoramic landscape near Krefeld, Germany, the city where he also built Haus Lange and Haus Esters. The clubhouse was never built, however. On the basis of the unpublished historical sketches, Robbrecht and Daem executed Mies’s design. The life-size model measuring 84 by 87 metres was visible on its original site from 26 May until 27 October 2013.
This text has been published in the Architecture Review Flanders N°12. Tailored Architecture.
Architectenbureau:
Robbrecht en Daem architecten
Mies van der Rohe
Ontwerpers:
Robbrecht en Daem architecten, Paul Robbrecht, Hilde Daem, Johannes Robbrecht, Tom De Moor, Tine Cooreman, Thomas Hick, Florence Daem
uitvoering: Architektur Buro Ruhnau
uitvoering: DGM Architekten
Opdrachtgever:
Mies in Krefeld e.c. (Projekt MIK)
Taal:
Engels
Straat:
Am Egelsberg, Traar
Gemeente:
Krefeld
Land:
Duitsland
Datum oplevering:
2015
Oppervlakte:
2 336 m²
Plannen:
Studiebureaus:
Architektur Buro Ruhnau
DGM Architekten
Hoofdaannemers:
Houtbouw, Holzbau Grote, Büren-Wewelsburg
Staalbauw, Beeser Schlosserei, Krefeld
