Porsche Museum Stuttgart

Design:
Delugan Meissl Associated Architects Vienna
Client:
Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart
Services:
Technical Design, Preparation of Contract Awards in part, Assisting Award Process in part, Site Supervision in part
Project data:
Period of performance: 2006-2009
GBV: ca. 150.000 m³
GFA: ca. 28.000 m²
Construction costs: ca. 95 Mio. €

The Porsche Museum is designed as a dynamic, monolithic superstructure which seems to float above the folded topography of the ground floor. It accommodates the exhibition space and “makes the Porsche cosmos accessible”. The entrance at the base of the building welcomes visitors and serves their orientation, but it also offers insights into the “foundation of the experience” by creating focussed sightlines with the workshop area and the archive. The ideal arrangement of the architecture highlights the spatial qualities and underlines the internal and external functions of the building. For example, the position and scale of the floating building structure creates further spaces: The welcoming open space, the plaza as a generous place of arrival and the spectacular roof with its many possible uses.

Text:
Delugan Meissl Associated Architects
Photos:
Delugan Meissl Associated Architects

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