In Saarbrücken, a modern building features the DucoWall Classic 50HP louvre wall system – delivering efficient natural ventilation while perfectly complementing the building’s sleek façade design.
Innovative Ventilation Concept for a Modern Building in Saarbrücken
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Project overview
A modern building has been developed in Saarbrücken, utilised by Saarland University, to meet demanding standards of functionality, sustainability, and architectural design. Commissioned by SHS Strukturholding Saar GmbH, the building was designed by HPP International Düsseldorf and further developed by HPP Architekten Frankfurt.
Architectural Concept & Ventilation Challenge
The building features a striking double-skin facade that enhances both aesthetics and functionality. To ensure optimal air circulation between the facade layers while maintaining a sleek, modern appearance, the architects integrated the DucoWall Classic 50HP louvre wall system. This solution was chosen for its high airflow capacity and seamless architectural fit.
Seamless design integration
The DucoWall Classic 50HP louvres span multiple floors, creating a visually cohesive interplay between the sleek glass elements and functional louvre walls. The repeated louvre sections provide a rhythmic design element that complements the transparent facade while ensuring efficient airflow management.
A high-performance ventilation solution
The chosen solution provides several advantages:
- Optimal natural ventilation, ensuring air circulation between the facade layers.
- Aesthetically pleasing integration, complementing the modern research environment.
- High durability, suitable for long-term performance with minimal maintenance.
Conclusion
This project demonstrates how the DucoWall Classic 50HP louvre system can be an ideal solution for office buildings that require both high airflow performance and architectural elegance.
“The DucoWall Classic 50HP is the perfect choice when large air volumes are needed without compromising design integrity”, concludes Kurt Verstappen.