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Administration and Public Institutions
Ministerial Seating Comfort
Brunner seating furniture gives real support to policies in the making –
the delicate fina models are deployed in all areas of the new ministerial
building.
“The classic design of the furniture goes well with this building’s characteristic style.”
Staab Architekten, Berlin
Close to Stuttgart main station, parallel to the They not only excel in terms of seating comfort, Products
clear
Schlossgarten park, there’s a narrow plot of land but also by their delicate seat shell tapering off sleight
with a new building on it, six storeys high and towards the outside, sporting only a very slim fina
3000
200 m long. Since February 2013, the new building 5mm edge. It was a decisive point for awarding
houses the Ministries of the Interior, of the the project to Brunner and selecting fina chairs
Environment, Climate Protection and the Energy that a special solution could be put into practice:
Sector, as well as the Ministries of Rural Affairs and architect and awarding authority alike had
Consumer Protection, which had previously been required a wider armrest for the chairs in the
dispersed across 20 different locations. Jutties conference area. The visitors’ chairs in the offices
and recesses provide rhythm and structure, and have no armrests. Both variants received a
atria of different sizes provide natural light for horizontal oak cover veneer stained in smoked-
the interior. The choice of materials both on the oak colour. fina chairs in the ministerial restaurant
outside and the inside is unobtrusive, as befits the are white. fina swivel chairs are deployed in
building’s use. Inside, the grey-brown hues of the IT training rooms.
light-coloured, sand blasted concrete, the polished
floor screed and the door frames emphasise the The three ministries’ equipment also comprises
ministerial character. In the atria, steel rings tall as 200 Brunner tables. During conferences,
a house mounted on the walls are eye-catchers. participants can now put their documents on
the all-round folding table sleight, or on special
Matching the building, the architects of Staab editions of the clear model. In the restaurant,
Architekten and the awarding authority decided guests take their meals at stand-up and
to deploy fina sled-base chairs made by Brunner. single-column tables of the 3000 series.
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Conference area Ministerial restaurant
fina . sled-base chair fina . sled-base chair
• S tacking chair with armrests • Stacking chair without armrests
• S olid steel sled-base frame, chromed • Seat shell front: white HPL
• S haped beech wood shell • Seat shell back: oak veneer
• S pecial edition: oak veneer, stained in with white lacquer finish
smoked-oak colour • Mat chromed frame
sleight . folding table 3000 . single-column table
•R ectangular • Square
•H PL table top surface with bevelled solid wood • Special table top thickness
edge with matching lacquer finish • Table top: white HPL surface with matching
• S teel frame made of two single-column side ABS edge
elements, chromed • Column and floor plate with white aluminium
clear . four-legged table coating
•R ectangular or
•H PL table top surface with beech veneer edge • Table top: grey HPL surface with matching
and matching lacquer finish ABS edge
• S pecial height • Column and floor plate with pearl mouse grey
coating
Visitors’ chairs in the offices 3000 . stand-up table
• Square
fina . sled-base chair • Special table top thickness
• S tacking chair without armrests • Table top: HPL surface with matching ABS edge
•C f. conference area • Column and floor plate with white aluminium
coating
IT training
fina . swivel chair
• Without armrests
• Five-star aluminium base
• Dynamic spring steel linkage, height adjustable
• Mat chromed frame
• Special edition: oak veneer,
stained in smoked-oak colour
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2
1 For the conference rooms, the fina shaped wood seat shell was equipped with an oak veneer,
stained in smoked-oak colour.
2 Warm wood hues are dominant in the conference area, the oak surfaces of the fina sled-base chairs
being a harmonious match.
New construction of the Ministerial Building Stuttgart 3/6
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2
1 Restaurant guests take a seat on fina sled-base chairs – the white seat shell surface emphasises the light atmosphere of the room.
2 In the meeting and conference areas of the administrative building, different fina sled-base chair versions are deployed.
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1 Recumbent window formats and a choice of unobtrusive materials characterise the façade of the administrative building.
2 The façade opens up towards the Schlossgarten park.
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Project
New construction of the
Ministerial Building Stuttgart
Location
Willy-Brandt-Straße 41,
Stuttgart, DE
Architect
Planning Office Staab
Architekten, Berlin, DE
Awarding Authority
Baden-Württemberg Stiftung
gGmbH, Stuttgart, DE
Date of completion
February 2013
Photos
Marcus Ebener, Berlin, DE
Further information about
Planungsbüro Staab
Architekten
www.staab-architekten.com
Brunner GmbH
Im Salmenkopf 10
D-77866 Rheinau
T. +49 7844 . 40 20
F. +49 7844 . 40 28 0
Atrium eye-catchers: steel rings tall as a house. info@brunner-group.com
www.brunner-group.com
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