zollhafen mainz.
Rheinallee 1
55116 Mainz (DE)
Since 2011, a mixed-use quarter with a gross floor area of 355,000 m² for 2,500 people and 4,000 jobs has been under construction in the former Zollhafen Mainz, including retail, social, cultural and gastronomic facilities as well as public open spaces. At the entrance to the quarter, on the newly developed Rheinallee I construction site next to the striking Kunsthalle Mainz, a hotel in the lifestyle segment and an attractive multi-storey apartment building directly on the waterfront are being built.
Design
KBNK Architekten
Project category
New-built, urban quarter
Client
Soravia (Wien)
Heureka Development (Darmstadt)
Planning period
Since 2019
Construction period
From 2020
Building data
Plot size: 6,360 m²
Built up area: ca. 3,737 m²
Gross floor area above ground: 18,766 m²
below ground: 6,044 m²
Services
Competition
Technical design
Status
Technical design
Team
Project director: Damian Witt
Project leader: Thomas Schwed
Project team: Juan Corena, Bojana Vucinic, Jonathan Kaserer, Can Berk Onbasioglu, Ioana Constantin, Dilara Ceren Oylum, Penelope Rüttimann-Thomas, Susanne Boyer, Julia Zsabetich, Panagiota Georgelou
Consultants and specialist planners
Structural engineer & building physics: S.A.N. Beratende Bauingenieure GmbH
TGA: Molin Industrie - Inbetriebnahme & Montage
Gesellschaft mbH. & Co.KG
Electrical engineering: EIT Beratende Ingenieure GmbH
Fire safety engineer: Petry & Horne
Façade consulting: Elmar Neuroth
Open space planning: Landschafts.Architektur Birgit Hammer
The hotel is situated as an independent 6-storey building opposite the Kunsthalle. It accommodates 195 rooms and an underground car park with 103 parking spaces. The building is connected to the residential building via an annex on the upper floors.
The residential construction comprises several components with owner-occupied and rented apartments. Three solitary buildings directly on the waterfront house 39 condominiums. These are comprised of an L-shaped component with a total of 77 rental apartments. All lounges are oriented towards water.
The facades have a horizontal structure with floor-to-ceiling glass panels and intermediate, recessed floor-to-ceiling clinker brick elements. The base areas differ in colour and material from the façade areas.
