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Pictures of the previous building

IBN-Team 25. February 2014 Posts

For the new IBN headquarters, we have been looking for a suitable project/property for a long time. In the end, we found the right project in Rosenheim (Upper Bavaria, Germany): a small one-story grocery store, which had been built in 1955 and most recently had been selling beverages. The new IBN headquarters are easily accessible […]

Symbol between sky, air, and water

IBN-Team 29. January 2014 Posts

Art derives from skill or knowledge (nosse aut posse), maybe from both; certainly, both great skill and great knowledge are necessary to create art. He who has knowledge but no skills is a theorist; therefore he cannot be trusted with actually making something; he who has skills but no knowledge is a mere craftsman—when both […]

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A new building for the IBN headquarters

IBN-Team 10. January 2014 Posts

  Forerunners of the current Institute of Building Biology + Sustainability IBN include the Healthy Building + Living Working Group (Arbeitsgruppe Gesundes Bauen + Wohnen) (1969-1976), the Institute of Building Biology (Institut für Baubiologie) (1976-1983), as well as the Institute of Building Biology + Ecology Neubeuern (Institut für Baubiologie + Ökologie Neubeuern) (1983-2014). In 2014, […]

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For a long time we’ve been searching for a suitable project or plot for the new IBN building. Finally, a ground floor grocery store, built in 1955, which was last used as a beverage market was found. The 620 sqm property includes a small public park in the west with large beautiful deciduous trees.

The ground-floor, circular, curved construction in solid construction (approx. 110 sqm) was extensively renovated, converted and supplemented in 2014 by an upper floor in timber construction and a winter garden with stairs. An allergy-friendly model apartment (52 sqm) was also integrated. This resulted in a total usable area of ​​approx. 250 sqm.

The declared goal in the planning and execution was that, in a holistic sense, a building is created that meets today’s requirements for building biological, healthy and sustainable building. The new building is a plus energy house made from renewable and mineral building materials, with a healthy indoor climate and the best possible reduction of electrosmog. The building is easily accessible by public transport (bus stop in front of the door).

Since 2015, experiences with the building materials used, as well as building services, have been collected, measured and researched in this flagship project.

The accompanying contributions report on various aspects of the construction project.

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