The German Oceanographic Museum in Stralsund, Germany, is located in the hall of the former St. Catherine's Church and is now home to just under 50 aquaria containing more than 600 living sea creatures. Alongside the shark tank and turtle pool, the museum also houses the world's largest exhibition on whales including a 15 metre long whale skeleton. They have been advertising a design contest for the modernisation and renovation of their museum which still preserves the medieval monastery building of the former church. The successful contractors are Reichel Schlaier Architekten GmbH and Trapez Architektur GmbH mit CEBRA Architecture. The total contest award value is 48,750€.
To see the original tender, please go to this link.
Contact:
Deutsches Meeresmuseum, Museum für Meereskunde und Fischerei - Aquarium Stiftung bürgerlichen Rechts
Katharinenberg 14-20
Stralsund
18439
Deutschland
Kontaktstelle(n): Jana Botzke
E-Mail: technik@meeresmuseum.de
Fax: +49 38312650509
NUTS-Code: DE805
Internet-Adresse(n):
Hauptadresse: www.meeresmuseum.de
Successful contractors:
REICHEL SCHLAIER ARCHITEKTEN GMBH
Azenbergstr. 35
Stuttgart
70174
Germany
E-mail: post@reichel-schlaier.de
NUTS code: DE111
Internet address: http://www.reichel-schlaier.de
The winner is an SME: yes
Trapez Architektur GmbH mit CEBRA Architecture
Stadtdeich 7
Hamburg
20097
Germany
E-mail: email@trapez-architektur.de
NUTS code: DE60
Internet address: http://trapez-architektur.de/
The winner is an SME: yes
