Renovation of the suspended ceiling of the Oympic Swimming Pool
Munich, Germany, 2006
The impact of the new suspended ceiling was based on the existing structure, in order to not distort the original architectural design. The number of construction-physics critical suspensions was reduced by 2/3 through the application of up-to-date materials and calculation methods. Furthermore it was possible to reconstitute the originally intended transparency of the roof system – consisting of load-bearing membrane, insulation and protective sheeting. The flexible façade connection as well as the steel structure of the lighting catwalks (suspended from the cable net roof) were reconditioned and adapted to suit current standards. The flexible façade connection consisting of a pneumatic tube made of ETFE-foil as well as the reduced lighting catwalk designed as a suspended, filigree simple beam string contribute to the light-flooded appearance of the swimming pool.
Location
Munich, Germany
Architect
Behnisch und Partner, Stuttgart; Auer und Weber, Stuttgart
Cooperation
Tensys
Client
OMG München (Olympiapark München Gesellschaft)
Contractor
Covertex
Our Scope of Work
conceptual design, construction design, site supervision