Boiler house at the Hospital Queen Elisabeth Herzberge
2000 – 2003
10 women (architect, mechanical engineer, professionals, practitioners und unskilled workers) for mapping, preparation of the construction works, documentation and preservation of the metal structure
10 - 16 persons in job creation schemes for the execution of the construction works
Dipl. Ing. Renate Boje
Dipl. Ing. FH Gerda Stettin (civil engineer)
Dipl. Ing. FH Katrin Luther (mechanical engineer)
The boiler house is part of the monument ensemble of the protestant hospital Queen Elisabeth Herzberge. With its three generations of steam boiler technology (1893-1961) at an authentic location the boiler house is a worth preserving industrial monument documenting Berlin industry at the turn of the century.
Together with initiators of the hospital and the development association Museum Kesselhaus e.V. BAUFACHFRAU Berlin e.V was involved in the boiler house’s redevelopment.
Under the direction of BAUFACHFRAU Berlin e.V. a redevelopment plan and a concept for future using were created. The redevelopment works on building and technology were executed by employment centre funded workers and specialist firms.
By now the former boiler house is a museum hosting cultural events and conferences. It is run by the development association Museum Kesselhaus e.V.
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