Architecture - Hotel on St. Pauli bunker to open in April 2024
After around ten years of planning and construction time for the greening and extension of the bunker at Heiligengeistfeld in Hamburg, the work is now largely complete. The hotel, restaurants and roof garden are now set to open in spring 2024, as the operators said in Hamburg on Thursday. "It starts in April. It will be very colorful, very creative. Music will be a huge theme," said Marek N. Riegger, Managing Director of RIMC Hotels & Resorts, during a tour of the bunker. The launch is planned for the first week of April. "It will be a hotspot in Hamburg."
The 38-meter-high anti-aircraft bunker has been raised by five additional floors in recent years. The "Reverb by Hard Rock Hotel" will then offer 134 rooms with a view over the Hanseatic city. There are also restaurants and a sports and concert hall. Space has also been created for a memorial and information center dedicated to the history of the bunker.
The bunker has attracted national and international attention, particularly as a "green bunker". A so-called mountain path has been built and planted with greenery around the square colossus. There is also a large, 1400 square meter garden for everyone on the roof. The green roof and façade of the World War II building act as a natural air conditioning system. The pioneering landscape architecture project is also being scientifically supervised.
According to the latest information from the private client, the 58-metre-high extension and the greening of the colossus cost around 60 million euros.
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- The greening and extension of the bunker at Heiligengeistfeld in Hamburg, a project that took around ten years of planning and construction time, will contribute to the city's growing gastronomy scene with the addition of several restaurants within the newly opened "Reverb by Hard Rock Hotel."
- Spring 2024 will mark a significant increase in Hamburg's tourism offerings as the hotel, restaurants, and roof garden in the holy ghost field become accessible to visitors, providing unique opportunities for exploration and enjoyment of history, architecture, music, and environment.
- The opening of the hotel and entertainment facilities in April 2024 will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the area's environment, as the green roof and façade of the World War II building act as a natural air conditioning system, contributing to the city's efforts to reduce carbon footprint and promote sustainable development.
- As Hamburg prepares for the opening of its latest tourist attraction, the stunning "Reverb by Hard Rock Hotel," music enthusiasts will be thrilled to know that a sports and concert hall will be part of the establishment, further solidifying the city's reputation as a hub for culture and entertainment.
- The opening of the hotel and entertainment facilities marks a new chapter in Hamburg's history, providing a unique blend of historical significance, modern architecture, and culinary delights that will undoubtedly attract visitors from all corners of the globe, boosting the local economy and increasing the city's global profile.
Source: www.stern.de
