Elbe campus
The Elbcampus is the education and competence center of the Hamburg Chamber of Crafts . It was opened in 2008 and includes the educational institutions of the Hamburg Chamber of Crafts, the Hamburg University of Cooperative Education, the Academy for Dental Technology of the Hamburg Chamber of Crafts (AZHH), the Welding Training and Research Institute North (SLV Nord) and the training centers of the Hamburg bakers' guild, the State guild of the building cleaners Hamburg / Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the painters and varnishers guild Hamburg. In addition, the Center for Energy, Water and Environmental Technology (ZEWU), the EnergieBauZentrum, the SolarZentrum and the Lüüd personnel consultancy for craft and medium-sized businesses with their advisory services are located on the Elbcampus. The Elbcampus is located in a side street off Schlachthofstrasse in the Neuland district , which is part of the Harburg district of Hamburg .
The Elbcampus offers vocational training and further education, educational advice, advice on environmental and climate protection issues, in energy-saving construction and the use of renewable energies, and advice on all aspects of personnel for the Hamburg trade and small and medium-sized companies.
deals
Vocational education and training
The Elbcampus offers professional training in the fields of construction and building technology, CAD - Computer Aided Design, hairdressing, healthcare and occupational safety, hydraulics and pneumatics, IT in the office, commercial training, plastics technology, master preparation, metal, welding technology, environmental technology and dental technology.
The training courses are mainly carried out in the form of face-to-face lessons. In the training center, around 500 places can be used in seminar rooms. Workshops for heating technology, metal, CNC, welding, plastic welding and hairdressing as well as dental technology laboratories, material testing laboratories and a water laboratory are available for the practical parts.
The Hamburg bakers 'guild, the state guild of building cleaners Hamburg / Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the Hamburg painters and varnishers' guild are represented on the Elbe campus with their own training workshops for initial vocational training and advanced training.
Educational counseling
The Elbcampus offers private individuals, companies and institutions advice on professional development. The consultations are carried out in person and by telephone. In addition to content-related aspects of the training and further education offers, the training center advises on financial support options and on examinations.
The AFBG office of the Hamburg Chamber of Crafts is based on the Elbcampus. She advises and processes applications from people residing in Hamburg on behalf of the City of Hamburg. The Advancement Training Promotion Act (AFBG) aims to provide financial support for participants in professional advancement training and to encourage them to start their own business. The funding, the so-called Master BAföG, is linked to certain personal, qualitative and time requirements.
In addition, the office of the master craftsman's examination committees / advanced training examinations of the Hamburg Chamber of Crafts is based in the Elbcampus. The office is responsible for handling master craftsman examinations in currently 60 trades. She organizes the master craftsman's exams and supervises the master craftsman's examination committees. It is a service center for examinees, training centers and master examination boards.
Advice on environmental, climate protection and construction issues
The Center for Energy, Water and Environmental Technology, or ZEWU for short, founded in 1985 by the Hamburg Chamber of Crafts, moved into the new building of the Elbcampus in 2008. ZEWU has been offering practice-oriented advice on environmental and climate protection issues since it was founded. It is the contact point for builders, craftsmen, planners and companies from the Hamburg metropolitan region who want professional energy advice. ZEWUmobil + , Energiebauzentrum and Solarzentrum Hamburg are the names of the ZEWU partner projects that are located in the Elbe campus. With these projects, interested visitors receive new ideas, concrete help through advice and crucial contacts when it comes to questions about the use of energy-saving technologies in their company or when building a house.
building
Building history
The Elbcampus was built in the southern area of the so-called station lens in Hamburg-Neuland on a plot of around 27,500 m². In preparation for the building project, a public architectural competition was launched in December 2003. 415 offices applied, including many well-known architects. 26 of them were selected to participate, 25 submitted contributions. All competition works were presented to the public in the premises of the former Karstadt building in Altona. PFP Prof. Friedrich & Partner from Hamburg won first prize in the architectural competition.
The foundation stone was laid in September 2005, the topping-out ceremony was celebrated in September 2006 and the Elbe Campus was inaugurated in September 2008.
The construction was funded with funds from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research by the Federal Institute for Vocational Training, funds from the Federal Ministry of Economics and Labor from the Federal Office for Economics and Export Control and funds from the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg by the Authority for Education and Sport.
architecture
The Elbcampus sets an urban accent at an important entrance area to Harburg city center. The compact, square structure is embedded in a sunken garden canal. The three-storey structure is raised by a two-storey building block in an east-west direction. The building complex has several inner courtyards. The Elbcampus has a total area of 23,000 m². It is built using a reinforced concrete skeleton construction and rests on 580 foundation piles.
The building received the following awards:
- October 2008: Yearbook “Architecture in Hamburg” Award ceremony “Best Projects 1989 - 2008”, 1st prize
- November 2010: BDA Hamburg Architecture Prize 2010, 1st prize
Heating mode with ice storage and gas heat pump
For heating in the winter months, the summer heat is used in the Elbcampus and, conversely, in summer the building is cooled with the ice formed in winter. The basis for this system is the combination of a large thermal solar ice store and a gas absorption heat pump. The well-insulated basin set into the ground holds 150 m³ of water. In summer, this water absorbs the excess heat from the building via heat exchangers inside the storage tank. In winter, the heat available in the storage tank is used for heating. So much heat is extracted from the water that ice forms. In total, you can generate 30–40% more heat for heating than if you burned natural gas directly in a condensing boiler.
As a demonstration project during operation, the system only supplies the Elbcampus with cold and heat to a small extent, while other equally efficient systems such as the combined heat and power unit and the absorption chiller are the main suppliers. While the system is in operation, this technology is to be further investigated for its benefits in terms of supplying buildings with low greenhouse gas emissions.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Yearbook “Architecture in Hamburg”, award ceremony “Best Projects 1989–2008”
- ^ BDA Hamburg Architecture Prize 2010
Coordinates: 53 ° 27 ′ 29.3 " N , 9 ° 59 ′ 43.4" E