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New office and retail building Wilhelmshöhe, Stuttgart-Degerloch

The property is located in Stuttgart-Degerloch on Obere Weinsteige, at the corner of Jahnstraße, near the light rail station. The new cityscape created by the building in Stuttgart's south is primarily defined by its distinctive spire, which is immediately noticeable upon entering the city. From the office building itself, one can enjoy unobstructed views across the Stuttgart basin.
Flexible floor plans allowed each floor to be individually developed, thus meeting the needs of the tenants themselves.
The unique feature of the Wilhelmshöhe office and commercial building lies in its cooling system. To prevent the building from overheating in summer and to allow it to cool down sufficiently overnight, a cooling system was integrated within the concrete ceilings. During periods of high heat load, chilled water is circulated through a pipe system, cooling the solid ceiling. This cold storage system optimally reduces room temperatures during hot days, taking both economic and environmental factors into account.

An urban planning report formed the basis for the development plan. Building on this report, our work from the very beginning focused not only on the urban planning and architecture of the building, but also, and especially, on taking into account the economic interests of the client.
Soundproof glazing, component cooling within the concrete ceilings, supply and exhaust air system with cooling and heat recovery, green roof areas, raised floors with floor electrical outlets are part of the concept.

The premises were occupied in 2013 by Recaro Holding, among others, with their Design Center, which we are particularly pleased about.

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Project details

Client: commercial
Services HOAI phases 3-9
Team: Jörg Zimmermann, Karl-Heinz Nagel, Ralph Ameis
Planning: 12/2007 to 03/2009
Construction time: 07/2009 to 02/2011
Usable area: 3,397.00 m²
Construction costs: approx. €5.50 million gross (KG 200-500)
Primary energy requirement: 202.1 kWh/(m²a)
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Karl-Heinz Nagel

1974
born in Reutlingen
1996-2001
Architecture studies at Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences
1998-1999
Internship at Ackermann & Raff Tübingen
since 2001
Member of the Friends of Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences Association
2001-2007
Collaboration at walk architects Reutlingen
since 2008
Freelance architect in partnership Zimmermann & Nagel Architects/ Böblingen
since 2011
Safety and health protection coordinator according to the construction site regulations
since 2020
Zimmermann & Nagel Architects PartGmbB

Jörg Zimmermann

1971
born in Cologne
1993-1995
Apprenticeship as a construction draftsman, architecture firm asp Prof. King, Söllner + Partner, Tübingen and Stuttgart
1995-1996
Collaboration at the architectural firm asp, Prof. King, Söllner + Partner, Tübingen and Stuttgart
1996-2001
Architecture studies, Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences (HFT)
1996-1997
Internships at the architecture firm asp, Prof. King, Söllner + Partner, Tübingen and Stuttgart
1998-1999
Internship / Project Management at the architectural firm of Peter Würth, Tübingen
2001-2003
Collaboration / Project Management at walk architekten, Reutlingen
since 2004
Freelance architect in partnership htz architekten, Böblingen
since 2004
Membership in the Böblingen City Marketing Association.
since 2006
Fee-based expert
since 2008
Freelance architect in partnership Zimmermann & Nagel Architects, Böblingen
2011
Birth of sons Vincent Linus and Maximilian Julius Zimmermann
since 2017
Member of the HFT Stuttgart alumni network
since 2020
Zimmermann & Nagel Architects PartGmbB