Refurbishment / Conversion Archive | IBA

The Energiebunker, mid-2013 © Martin Kunze / IBA Hamburg GmbH

Energy Bunker // A Memorial Drives the District

The DRIVE THRU Gallery presents the “Hitzefrei” exhibition featuring works by Christopher Winter, 2007. Image: Doreen Ritzau © IBA-Büro GbR

Aschersleben // Outside to Inside – City Centre in Focus

Since 2008, the Bio Towers have been an open industrial monument and venue for events. Traditionsverein Braunkohle Lauchhammer guides visitors around the grounds and to the viewing pulpit, 2009. Image: Thomas Kläber

Lauchhammer Bio Towers // Castel del Monte in Lusatia

The Schüngelberg Estate before refurbishment, approx. 1990. Photo: Georg Anschütz / IBA Emscher Park / Ruhr Museum photo archives

Schüngelberg Estate, Gelsenkirchen-Buer // Renewal of a Garden City Workers’ Estate

The regulated Deininghauser Stream. In this image, it is freshly covered in concrete, 1937 © Archiv, Emschergenossenschaft

Renewal of the Deininghauser Stream, Castrop-Rauxel // Model Project for the Renewal of the Emscher System

With huge iron slabs, architect Peter Latz creates a new public space - the Piazza Metallica in the Duisburg-Nord Landscape Park, around 1999 © Latz+Partner

Duisburg-Nord Landscape Park, Duisburg // A New Type of Park and a Part of the Emscher Landscape Park

Aerial photo of Zollverein UNESCO World Cultural Heritage, 2014 © Jochen Tack / Stiftung Zollverein

Zollverein Coal Mine Complex, Essen // From Coal and Steel to Arts and Culture

Corner house on Fraenkelufer / Admiralstraße by Hinrich and Innen Baller, 1989 © Landesarchiv Berlin, F Rep. 290 Nr. 0016906 / Foto: Edmund Kasperski

Block 70 // New Building and Cautious Redevelopment at Fraenkelufer

The daycare centre after conversion of the car park, with a rooftop garden and the roofed courtyard, 1987 © FHXB Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg Museum, Lizenz RR-F

Daycare Centre, Dresdener Straße // From Car Park to Daycare

Team of IBA Berlin outside the office in 1987, with Directors Hardt-Waltherr Hämer (top centre), Josef Paul Kleihues on the right © FHXB Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg Museum, Lizenz RR-F

12 Principles of Cautious Urban Renewal // A Paradigmatic Change in Urban Development