Renovation and reorientation of the core area of the Carthusian monastery in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum.

The subject of the award is the services for technical building equipment, plant groups 4 to 6 according to Part 4, Section 2 or § 53 ff. HOAI 2021, service phases 1 to 8, optional 9

Renovation and reorientation of the core area of the Carthusian monastery in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum.

The Germanisches Nationalmuseum, founded in 1852 by Hans Freiherr von und zu Aufseß and since 1857 on the

It consists of a series of buildings and components from four eras:

- the medieval Carthusian monastery with church, refectory, small and large cloister as well as the

Mönchshäusern

- the historicist museum buildings until 1920, of which only the gallery building with

Lapidarium and Hall of Honour as well as the south-west building have been preserved

- the buildings of the reconstruction of the 1950s to 1970s by Sep Ruf

- the extension completed in 1993 by the Hamburg architectural group Me di um

With the exception of the underground depot under construction in the Großer Klosterhof, the construction measures are limited

since then, the Germanisches Nationalmuseum has been working on the renovation of the existing buildings. Completed

is the renovation of the gallery building by German Bestelmeyer, the renovation and refurnishing of the

The medieval hall is under construction and is scheduled for completion in 2024. The next major renovation phase

After completion of the underground depot, the south and south-west buildings are to be used for the re-establishment of the genus and

Permanent exhibition area on the 19th century and individual specialist collections

(musical instruments, textiles and clothing, weapons) as well as the rehabilitation of the core area described here

Carthusian monastery.

The buildings to be renovated are the monastery church from 1380 with the northern

in front of the atriums, the former stained glass hall, the small cloister, which was built in the course of the

Reconstruction around 1967 by Sep Ruf, the refectory and the so-called bell hall.

In terms of content, the buildings serve to present the late Middle Ages and are thematically closely related.

Connection with the medieval hall. The buildings, like the entire holdings of the Germanic

National Museum, under monument protection and are listed as individual monuments in the list of monuments of the city of Nuremberg

registered.

Some of the buildings have substantial deficiencies in the building envelope and the building technology. The

energetic-building physics values correspond to the state of the time of origin. It is in parts a sufficient

Ventilation and air-conditioning systems are available, the climatic conditions in the collection rooms are

insufficient.

During the renovation, both the building envelopes - as far as technically possible and under monument law

justifiable as well as the technical equipment must be brought up to date. The

The contents of the exhibition will be revised in the course of the renovation.

The remediation measure must already be closely linked to the parallel remediation in the planning phase.

of the south and southwest buildings. Also during the construction there are increased

Need for coordination on the interfaces of the two projects. It must be assumed that:

the measure must be implemented in two phases, the renovation of the monastery church with atriums

the first, the renovation of the small cloister with bell hall and refectory as the second section.

The measure is subject to the budgetary provisions of the state building construction, there must be a

Project document (PU construction) according to RLBau created, but also a building permit from the city of Nuremberg

can be applied for.

The start of the measures can take place immediately, the execution should be completed by 2029.

The subject of the award is the services for technical building equipment, plant groups 4 to 6 according to Part 4, Section 2 or § 53 ff. HOAI 2021, service phases 1 to 8.