Architecture - Operators of the St. Pauli elevated bunker present their concept
The greening and construction of the gray high-rise bunker on Hamburg's Heiligengeistfeld is progressing - today (10.00 a.m.) the operators want to present their concept for the interior of the bunker. The 38-meter-high anti-aircraft bunker will be raised by five additional floors. The "Reverb by Hard Rock Hotel" (134 rooms), restaurants and a sports and concert hall are to be built there. There will also be space for a memorial and information center dedicated to the history of the bunker.
In addition, a path completely overgrown with trees and shrubs will lead from below around the outer walls of the bunker up to the roof - the so-called mountain path. Once at the top, a public urban garden awaits visitors. It is expected to cost around 60 million euros to raise and green the colossus.
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The transformation of the St. Pauli bunker not only includes architecture but also environmental considerations, with plans for a tree-lined path leading visitors to an urban garden on top. The history of the bunker will be preserved and showcased within the new design, making it a significant attraction for history enthusiasts in tourism. Hamburg's gastronomy scene might also benefit from the new restaurants that are part of the redevelopment project.
Source: www.stern.de
