The new physics building pools the University of Stuttgart’s top international research on the Vaihingen Campus and is being built for around 450 academic staff and around 700 students in the Physics Department.
One generous central facility instead of many small workshops: the new building for Regensburg university is a continuation of its impressive campus, rounding it off with an attractive locality.
From 2025, the Translational Science Center (TSC) will be home to leading lights in science. It is designed as a “green” building, the energy supply is based on photovoltaics and geothermal energy.
The transparent entrance area to the office landscape clearly indicates the main entrance to the institute to visitors, guests and staff. The orientation of the new building creates a direct spatial connection to the existing IAPT building.
The LUBW extension is divided into a laboratory building and a comb-like office building. The architectural theme of the existing building is formally expanded and systemically supplemented to form a new ensemble.
