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Tanzende Türme

Location

Hamburg, Germany

Principal Use

Office

Design Architect

BRT Architekten (Bothe Richter Teherani) / Hadi Teherani

Gross Floor Area

64,000 m2 Units SI IP

688,896 ft2

Reason(s) for inclusion

Building Name

Tanzende Türme

Address

Reeperbahn 1, 20359 Hamburg, Germany

Description / Additional Information

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Project Narrative

Tanzende Türme (Dancing Towers) by BRT Architekten is a pair of leaning glass-and-steel office towers at Hamburg's Reeperbahn, completed in 2012. The 85m and 75m towers each tilt up to three metres from the vertical, creating the silhouette of a dancing couple. The double-skin glazing system in the superstructure features custom hurricane-proof deflection panes and a programmable LED lighting facade. The complex houses offices (Strabag, Diageo), a 23rd-floor Sky Bar, and the underground Mojo Club music venue.

General Information

Year completed (or major renovation)

2012

Climate Zone

Temperate

External Links

Link(s) for more information

Other Design Features

Energy Performance

Construction Type

Construction Type

  • Frame Facade Construction

Prevalent Glazing Type

  • Double Glazing

Main Cladding Material

  • Glass

Skin Type

Skin Type

  • Double Skin Facade

Solar Shading

Solar Shading Strategy

  • None

Ventilation

Daylight

Noise

Embodied Carbon

Energy Generation

Insulation

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