Neue Pinakothek
Munich, Germany 2016–present (under construction)
Client: Freistaat Bayern, Staatliches Bauamt München 1
Caruso St John has been working on the refurbishment of the Neue Pinakothek art museum in Munich since 2016. The building, open since 1981, is one of Germany’s most important post-war museums and houses the 19th-century art collection of the Bavarian state. The project is being undertaken in collaboration with the Munich-based practice Hild und K.
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Caruso St John's project to refurbish and reorganise Munich's Neue Pinakothek has started on site. An enormous temporary roof has been constructed above the existing building to provide protection whilst works take place, creating a cavernous new interior on top of the museum.
Credits
Location
Munich, Germany
Date
2016 – ongoing
Client
Freistaat Bayern, Staatliches Bauamt München 1
Area
28,000 m2
Project architects
Timo Keller, Steffi Wedde
Project team
Kouros Azar, Gabe Brown, Julia Cramer, Chiara Friedl, Niclas Gebhardt, Simon Höbel, Eva Janusch, Yousuf Khalil, Christoph Kuhr, Carlos Peters, Denise Roth, Emilie Sauter, Tabea Stihl, Lieslore Vandecandelaere
Collaborating architects
Hild und K
Site Management
HZO bauen und beraten
Structural engineer
Sailer Stepan und Partner GmbH
Services engineer
Ottitsch GmbH & Co.
Electrical Engineer
IBM-TGA-GmbH
Building physics
Müller BBM GmbH
Fire Safety consultant
Kersken & Kirchner GmbH
Lighting consultant
Lichtvision Design GmbH
Lift consultant
CNW Ingenieure GmbH
Project Manager
Drees & Sommer
Photography
Caruso St John Architects, Waltraud Krase (Historic), Michael Heinrich (Construction)
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