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Small-scale housing and single and double family houses characterise the surroundings. The urban concept highlights the dialogue to the existing University and is defined both by a clear volume and clearly landscaped green spaces. The new building is to become the centre for the hitherto decentralized technical areas: This includes offices, meeting and conference rooms, seminar and practice rooms, labs of various types, workshops, experimentation halls, auditoriums, theatre labs, library, cafeteria, storage, archives and server rooms. The compact volume reacts with its two sides to the urban requirements of the future campus and the landscaping requirements to the South. Northwards a clear edge is defined, which dissipates and opens up towards the southern green space. The base with continuous circumferential height adapts within its interior to the downward sloping southern site, thereby forming a single-storey high area to the North and a split-level double-storey to the South. Variously sized courtyards provide structure and light to the interior of the base. The courtyards, with their staggered U-forms and row-like volumes mesh in a comblike manner with the southern green space. An abstract pattern covers the building without highlighting the interior uses or the individual floors and provides a homogenous appearance. This is managed by a varying paneling of opaque and transparent coloured elements, which are integrated into an overall aluminium pilaster grid. The colour-scheme and distribution was developed together with the artist Josef Schwaiger. At the University of Applied Sciences in Bielfeld, 36, square meters of Knauf AFM wood wool acoustic panels enhance the acoustics within an impressively large open landscape for learning. The challenge for the architects was to encourage communication and interdisciplinary collaboration within shared spaces where people come together, whilst also reducing reverberation and ensuring a good level of acoustic control. The ceiling specialist from Grafenau produces Heradesign superfine - 35 millimetre thick wood wool acoustic panels made of magnesite bonded wood and water. The architects used a metal CD supporting structure to suspend 36, square metres of these panels weighing 15 kg per square metre special format: Optimal sound absorption each type of room was achieved by varying the suspension height and using different thicknesses of mineral wool insulation as a lining between the ceiling itself and the acoustic panels. The result: It is noticeably quieter in the lecture theatres, the corridors, seminar rooms and open-plan learning and meeting spaces and students can relax and talk to each other at a low volume. Bielefeld University has almost 9, students and is the largest publicly-funded university in the East Westphalia-Lippe. Until then its faculties had been distributed over several locations. The creative forces of Auer Weber, the Munich architectural firm, are behind the construction of the new building. They have designed the building so that it features a feeling of openness to encourage communication and interdisciplinary collaboration. There are large spaces where people can come together to share ideas, courtyards flooded with light and wide corridors that are attractive and inspirational to walk along. However, this openness presented the architects with the acoustic challenge of reducing reverberation. This is how the search for a suitable ceiling solution began. This acoustic lining has been fitted throughout the building and uses friction to convert up to 90 per cent of the sound energy generated over the whole frequency spectrum into heat, whilst reflecting the remainder. It absorbs sound in the speech-related frequency range of between and Hz particularly effectively. The wood wool acoustic panels offer an economical alternative to the traditional perforated panels. The architects were particularly impressed by both the high level of sound absorption of the ceiling panels and the characteristic visual appearance of the wood wool structure containing fibre which is millimetres thick. In this way, for example, the wide corridors with their grey ceiling panels harmonise with the grey linoleum flooring. It was also easy for the drywall builder to trim parts of the ceiling panels when integrating elements of the building services before installation. In this way some spaces could have lighting channels with surface-mounted lighting, compared with the recessed lighting and running bond in large open areas. The new building at the Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences is a prime example of sustainable building. The acoustic panels conform to this concept of sustainability. For example, the seal provided by the charitable, non-profit NGO Forest Stewardship Council FSC confirms that the raw materials used have nothing to do with illegal logging and destructive forestry. University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld 0. Modern learning: Heradesign Wall Absorber. By Knauf AMF. More from the Manufacturer: Large open landscape for learning presented an acoustical challenge The creative forces of Auer Weber, the Munich architectural firm, are behind the construction of the new building. Acoustic panels are sustainable and cause no damage to health The new building at the Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences is a prime example of sustainable building. Project team. Knauf AMF. Auer Weber. Products used in this project. Product Specifications. View All Product Specifications 2 manufacturers. Toggle navigation. We use cookies on our website. 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