Telecommunication building in Konstanz

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Coordinates: 47 ° 40 ′ 17 ″  N , 9 ° 10 ′ 52 ″  E The Konstanz telecommunications building isthe second tallest building in the city of Konstanz after the 78 meter high Konstanz Minster .

The 14-storey building in the Petershausen district of Constance is located on Moltkestrasse between Petershauser Strasse and Zähringer Platz. There are two schools north of the building; south, across the street, apartment buildings. The telecommunications tower is home to the post office of the city of Konstanz, and a pharmaceutical company was located on the upper floors. The building is 62 meters high; with the antenna on the roof, a height of 90 meters is reached. The skyscraper is currently almost completely empty. The reason for this is an upcoming general renovation of the building.

history

Due to the immense growth of telecommunications subscribers in the Konstanz area, the previous premises of the telecommunications office in Konstanz were inadequate, so that there was a need for a new building. The groundbreaking ceremony for the new telecommunications building in Constance began in 1967. The architect of the building was the Freiburg post office director Hans Merkenthaler, who died a year after the construction work began. The topping-out ceremony took place on July 11, 1969, and the building was finally ready to move into on June 3, 1971. After Telekom withdrew almost entirely from Konstanz, the premises were rented to various companies and companies. At times, part of the Konstanz Gebhard School was also housed in the high-rise.

Transmitters

As the tallest building in the area, the Konstanz telecommunications building is also used to broadcast radio signals. These reach Constance, Kreuzlingen and the surrounding Lake Constance area.

Analog radio (VHF)

Frequency
(MHz)
program RDS PS RDS PI Regionalization ERP
(kW)
Antenna pattern
round (ND) / directional (D)
Polarization
horizontal (H) / vertical (V)
94.5 Deutschlandradio Kultur DKULTUR_ D220 - 0.2 D (210-330 °) H
95.6 Radio SRF 3 _SRF_3__ 43B3 - 0.05 D (180–220 °) H
96.7 Radio SRF 1 SRF_1_SG
_SRF_1__
49B1 (regional)
43B1
Eastern Switzerland 0.05 D (180–220 °) H
101.8 Radio marine radio _SEEFUNK 1B0A (regional),
140A
Lake Constance 10 D (280-10 °) V

Digital radio ( DAB )

DAB is broadcast in vertical polarization and in single-frequency mode with other transmitters.

block Programs ERP
(in kW)
Antenna pattern
round (ND),
directional (D)
Single frequency network (SFN)
7D 
SMC_D02
(SUI0003F)
DAB block of SwissMediaCast: 1.9 D (100–280 °)
  • Aargau: Baden-Freienwil (Hörndli), Frick (Frickberg), Wasserfluh
  • Appenzell Ausserrhoden: Herisau (Ramsen), Wildhaus (Säntis)
  • Bern: Adelboden (Wintertal), Adlemsried, Bern (Bantiger) , Biel (Bözingenberg), Diemtigen (ufem Chrütz), Burgdorf-Oberburg (Rothöchi), Geissholz, Höfen (Beisseren), Huttwil (Hohfuren), Kandersteg (Büel), Langnau iE (Hirschmatt), Lauterbrunnen (Männlichen), Lenk-Metschstand (Hahnenmoos), Matten (Chlyne Ruuge), Saanen (Hornfluh), Zweisimmen (Heimersberg-Hüppiweid)
  • Basel-Land: Nenzlingen (Eggflue), Sissach (Metzenholden)
  • Basel-Stadt: Basel (St. Chrischona)
  • Freiburg: Friborg (Hôpital)
  • Glarus: Engi (Lindenbodenberg), Linthal-Braunwald (Nussbüel-Schleimen), Sool (Trogsite)
  • Graubünden: Medel-Curaglia (Vergera), Morissen (San Carli), Trun (Axenstein 411), Valzeina (lunch plate) , Versam (Uaul Scardanal)
  • Lucerne: Geuensee (Höchweidwald), Schüpfheim (Vöglisbergegg), Sörenberg (Rischli)
  • Nidwalden: Engelberg-Wolfenschiessen (Stöck)
  • St. Gallen: Rüthi (Bismer) , St. Gallen (Chirchli Peter and Paul), Strichboden, Wattwil (Chapf), Ziegelbrücke (Biberlichopf)
  • Schaffhausen: Altdorf (Ried), Osterfingen (Rossberg), Schaffhausen (Cholfirst) , Schleitheim (Mattenhof-Birbiste)
  • Solothurn: Balsthal (Erzmatt), Olten (Engelberg) , Solothurn-Oberdorf (Nesselboden)
  • Schwyz: Einsiedeln (Chummerweid), Oberiberg (Gadenstatt), Rigi (Kulm)
  • Thurgau: Bischofszell Sitterdorf (Pierchäller), Mammern (Seehalde), Sirnach (Sirnachberg Bärgholz), Weiningen (Haslibuck)
  • Uri: Amsteg-Gurtnellen (Unter Axeli), Andermatt (Bäzberg), Attinghausen (Schiltwald)
  • Zurich: Bülach (Eschenmosen), Bachtel Kulm, Steg-Fischenthal (Waldsberg), Winterthur (Brüelberg) , Zurich (Uetliberg) , Zurich (Zürichberg)

9B 
SMC_D03 O-CH;
(SUI4202)
DAB block of SwissMediaCast: 1.9 D (100–280 °)
  • Appenzell Ausserrhoden: Herisau (Ramsen)
  • Graubünden: Valzeina (lunch plate)
  • St. Gallen: Altstätten (Hoher Kasten), Buchserberg (Hinterberg), Rüthi (Bismer) , St. Gallen (Chirchli Peter and Paul), Strichboden, Wattwil (Chapf)
  • Schaffhausen: Altdorf (Ried), Osterfingen (Rossberg), Schaffhausen (Cholfirst) , Schleitheim (Mattenhof-Birbiste)
  • Thurgau: Bischofszell Sitterdorf (Pierchäller), Mammern (Seehalde), Ottenberg, Sirnach (Sirnachberg Bärgholz), Weiningen (Haslibuck)

12C 
SRG SSR D01 
(SUI0006A)
DAB block of SRG SSR : 3.5 D (100-300 °)
  • Aargau: Baden-Freienwil (Hörndli), Frick (Frickberg), Hellikon, Möriken-Wildegg (Chestenberg), Reuenthal (Ried), Rietheim, Villigen (Geissberg), Wasserfluh
  • Appenzell Ausserrhoden: Herisau (Ramsen), Wildhaus (Säntis)
  • Basel-Land: Langenbruck, Läufelfingen, Nenzlingen (Eggflue), Sissach (Metzenholden), Waldenburg (Richtiflu), Ziefen (Chöpfli)
  • Basel-Stadt: Basel (St. Chrischona)
  • Bern: Adelboden (Wintertal), Bern (Bantiger) , Biel-Magglingen (Evilard Hohmatt), Boltigen (Jaunpass chline baths), Brienz (Wellenberg), Burgdorf-Oberburg (Rothöchi), Chasseral, Diemtigen, (Zwischenflüh), Dornegg (Rütschelen ), Eggiwil (Hinterer Girsgrat), Gadmen-Hopflauenen (Hopflauiwald), Heimenschwand (Buchholterberg Schafegg), Höfen (Beisseren), Ins (Schaltrain princely graves), Kandersteg (Büel), Köniz (Ulmizberg), Langnau im Emmental (Hirschmatt), Lauterbrunnen (Männlichen), Lenk-Metschstand (Hahnenmoos), Niederhorn, Saanen (Hornfluh), Wyssachen (Mösli), Zweisimmen (Heimersberg-Hüppiweid)
  • Freiburg: Guggisberg (Gusteren Zollhaus), Gurmels (Cordast)
  • Glarus: Engi (Lindenbodenberg), Glarus (Bergli), Linthal-Braunwald (Nussbüel-Schleimen)
  • Graubünden: Valzeina (lunch plate)
  • Lucerne: Escholzmatt (Wiggen Mittlist Äbnit), Geuensee (Höchweidwald), Schüpfheim (Vöglisbergegg), Sörenberg (Rischli), Willisau (Aegerten), Wolhusen
  • Nidwalden: Engelberg-Wolfenschiessen (Stöck)
  • Obwalden: Sarnen-Obstalden (Moosacher)
  • Schaffhausen: Schaffhausen (Cholfirst) , Schleitheim (Mattenhof-Birbiste)
  • Schwyz: Einsiedeln (Chummerweid), Oberiberg (Gadenstatt), Rigi (Kulm)
  • Solothurn: Balsthal (Erzmatt), Grindel (Moretchopf), Mümliswil (Regenrain), Olten (Engelberg) , Rodersdorf (Grundacker), Solothurn-Oberdorf (Nesselboden)
  • St. Gallen: Rüthi (Bismer) , St. Gallen (Chirchli Peter and Paul), Wattwil (Chapf), Ziegelbrücke (Biberlichopf)
  • Thurgau: Elgg (Schneitberg), Mammern (Seehalde), Ottenberg, Sirnach (Sirnachberg Bärgholz), Weiningen (Haslibuck)
  • Uri: Andermatt (Bäzberg), Attinghausen (Schiltwald)
  • Valais: Binn (Giesse), Ferden (Färdaried), Feschel (Wilerzälg) , Leukerbad (Bodmen), Saas-Fee (Plattjen), Visperterminen (Gebidem) , Zermatt (Riffelalp), Zwischenbergen-Simplon (Feerberg)
  • Zurich: Bachtel Kulm, Bülach (Eschenmosen), Steg-Fischenthal (Waldsberg), Wildberg (Egg Drifurri), Winterthur (Brüelberg) , Zurich (Uetliberg) , Zurich (Zürichberg)

Digital television (DVB-T)

channel Frequency  
(in MHz)
Multiplex Programs in multiplex ERP  
(in kW)
Antenna
diagram

round (ND) /
directional (D)
Polarization
horizontal (H) /
vertical (V)
34 578 SRG D01 3 ND V

Analog television (PAL)

The following program is still coming from the Konstanz telecommunications tower today:

channel Frequency  
(MHz)
program ERP
(kW)
Transmission diagram
round (ND) /
directional (D)
Polarization
horizontal (H) /
vertical (V)
60 783.25 Regio TV Bodensee 0.1 D. V

The following channels were switched off with the switch to DVB-T:

channel Frequency  
(MHz)
program ERP
(kW)
Transmission diagram
round (ND) /
directional (D)
Polarization
horizontal (H) /
vertical (V)
33 567.25 ZDF 0.063 D. V
53 727.25 Sat 1 0.1 D. V
55 743.25 SWR television Baden-Württemberg 0.09 D. V

Individual references and sources

  1. a b The Konstanz telecom high-rise with new tenants . February 3, 2001. Retrieved August 13, 2013.
  2. a b Konstanz amusement about the new Hegaus high-rise: The Bodensee-Tower has been around for 37 years . October 14, 2008. Retrieved August 13, 2013.
  3. Telephony - a constant building site . In: Südkurier . August 10, 2011. Retrieved August 13, 2013.
  4. Telephone in the Konstanz district for 113 years . Archived from the original on March 4, 2016. Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved August 13, 2013. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.wochenblatt.net
  5. Alt-Konstanz.de - City Chronicle . Retrieved August 13, 2013.