NewsCommencement of planning for HQC+ in Jülich

Commissioning after winning the competition

We are very pleased to have been commissioned as general contractor!

With today’s commencement of the planning phase, our general contractor team is getting down to work; we will be happy to keep you up to date on how things are developing. We look forward to working with these colleagues with whom we have long-standing ties:

Weiske und Partner GmbH Beratende Ingenieure VBI, Stuttgart
– Rentschler Riedesser Ingenieurgesellschaft für Technik im Bau, Filderstadt
– Müller & Bleher GmbH & Co. KG, Radolfzell
– Dr. Heinekamp Labor- und Institutsplanung GmbH, Karlsfeld
– Eurich Gula Landschaftsarchitektur PartGmbB, Wendlingen am Neckar
– Brüssau Bauphysik GmbH, Fellbach
– Föckeler + Urspruch, Architekten für Brandschutz PartGmbB, Köln

 

The new Helmholtz Quantum Center+ at the site of Forschungszentrum Jülich is the architectural start and the attractive visible prelude to a deeply rooted research institution for the development of future-oriented quantum computing, scientifically fuelled by a newly defining Quantum Quarter within Forschungszentrum Jülich. The new building reflects the desired, architecturally recognisable division into its various institutes. And yet, in the focal point of its three structures, it creates an inner centre that invigorates itself solely through the interdisciplinary, communicative interaction of all scientists.

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Design concept

  • Creation of squares and landscape spaces for the new complex that can be clearly experienced through a differentiating, wing-like building in the structurally and scenically still heterogeneous surroundings
  • Introduction of an identity-creating internal and central urban square (Peter Grünberg-Platz) as an attractive gathering place for the new Quantum Quarter
  • Concentration of all “communication spaces” for the Helmholtz Quantum Center and the replacement building around a central atrium
  • Layout of central pathways for the scientists from the wings to this atrium with its “science lounge”-style communication areas, meeting rooms, kitchenettes, seminar room, etc.

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