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Power Station Schilling
Schwendi, Germany
Architecture
Schilling Power Station shows how nature and technology can combine successfully, where technology means generating energy and nature provides the biomass required to serve this process. In architectural terms, this translates into an aesthetic form of ecology: transparency, lightness, stylistic clarity. A cube-shaped glass and steel core forms the case holding a visible technological heart that hides no secrets; a cylindrical coating made of planks of larch wood, woven around the core like some kind of craft texture, provides a natural, suspended filter with the outside environment
Client: Schilling Holzwerk
Total building area: 1.000 m2
Start date: 2006
End date: 2008
Phase: On Site
Project manager: Luca Colombo
Team: Florian Köhler, Susanne Loeffler








