Renovation of a meeting room on the 4th floor
![Meeting room with restored brickwork](/sites/default/files/styles/600x450/public/2018-01/Leonbergzimmer_Weitwinkel_02_farbkorr_WEB.jpg?itok=KI5WT-Sc)
Meeting room with restored brickwork
![Leonberg room with row seating](/sites/default/files/styles/600x450/public/2018-02/Leonbergzimmer_MG_0070_WEB.jpg?itok=J8htXkP4)
Leonberg room with row seating
![Doors and electrical equipment were integrated into the wood panelling](/sites/default/files/styles/600x450/public/2018-02/Leonbergzimmer_MG_0059_WEB.jpg?itok=NkXHPXYB)
Doors and electrical equipment were integrated into the wood panelling
![Leonberg room with wood panelling for wall division](/sites/default/files/styles/600x450/public/2018-02/Leonbergzimmer_MG_0063_WEB.jpg?itok=Y3D-avb4)
Leonberg room with wood panelling for wall division
![Masonry wall and sound-absorbing wood panelling with integrated lighting](/sites/default/files/styles/600x450/public/2018-02/Leonbergzimmer_MG_0031_WEB.jpg?itok=vH95Tdp0)
Masonry wall and sound-absorbing wood panelling with integrated lighting
![Exposed masonry](/sites/default/files/styles/600x450/public/2018-02/Leonbergzimmer_MG_0048_WEB.jpg?itok=yrd4oq4h)
Exposed masonry
The Leonberg Room is named after Neukölln's twin town Leonberg in the southwest of Germany. It is located away from the other meeting rooms on the 4th floor and was built with the canteen in the 1950s. The existing cladding was removed and the masonry refurbished and cleaned. The necessary sound absorption is provided by a seamless suspended ceiling and two pilaster strips made of slotted wooden panels. These also accommodate the new access door as well as the E-distribution and LED lighting.
Realisation:
2012 – 2014
Cooperation partner:
Reimers Architekten
Address:
Karl-Marx-Straße 83-85
12043 Berlin-Neukölln