Situation
Wiesbaden‘s Palais am Kureck, a historic
office building dating from 1907 in the city
center has been renovated and extended
to the highest quality. This has resulted in
the restoration of an architectural highlight
in Wiesbaden‘s city center.
The revitalization of the five-storey old
building, which was fitted with high-quality
tenant fit-outs required a comprehensive
refurbishment with complete
gutting, demolition, and new construction
of the fourth floor and the improvement of
the foundation. Following demolition and
renovation, the new building now has a
total of around 4,700 square meters of
office space spread over five expansive
floors with ceiling heights of up to 3.50m –
4.00m and an exclusive interior design.
After three years of construction, the tenants, including the Hessian State
Chancellery was able to move into their
new premises in Taunusstrasse on time.
Requirements
Intelligent lighting was the prerequisite for
the modernized premises, offering tenants
maximum comfort and energy savings.
The lighting had to be designed to be
active only when people are present.
Automated daylight simulation (Human
Centric Lighting) was added to promote
the well-being and performance of the
users.
