德国耶拿SONNENHOF
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位于德国耶拿（Jena）历史城区中心的Sonnenhof 是由四栋包含办公与住宅的建筑组成的一个规模不大的社区。四栋形态不同的建筑相互独立，所以社区可以通过四个方向进入到中心广场。Sonnenhof 社区一面临街，四周的建筑几乎都是中世纪时期的风格。
J. MAYER H. Architects, Juergen Mayer H.
Project architects: Jens Seiffert
Project team: Christoph Emenlauer, Jesko Malkolm Johnsson-Zahn, Christian Paelmke, Max Reinhardt, Jan-Christoph Stockebrand
Client: Wohnungsgenossenschaft "Carl Zeiss" eG, Jena
Function: Four new buildings with office, retail and residential spaces
Location: Sonnenhof 9, Jena, Germany
Total floor area: 9.555 m2
Construction costs: 16.000.000 €
under construction
Project date: 2008-2014
Completion: 2015
Architect on site: Kappes Partner IPG GmbH, Berlin, IBP Ingenieure fuer Waerme- und Haustechnik, Erfurt, GBI Gackstatter Beratende Ingenieure GmbH, Erfurt
Structural engineer: Ingenieurbuero Dr. Kraemer GmbH, Weimar
Building service engineer: Scholze Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH, Dresden
Building physics: Ingenieurbuero Santer – Bauphysik, Duisburg
Ventilation consultant: Ingenieurbuero Rau, Heilbronn
Traffic engineering consultant: GRI Ingenieure, Berlin
Fire security consultant: Ingenieurbuero Dr. Kraemer GmbH, Weimar
Facade consultant engineer: Fassade-Lab GmbH, Grossbeeren
Roof sealing consultant engineer: Ingenieur- und Sachverstaendigenbuero für Dach- und Abdichtungstechnik Dipl. Ing- Hans Georg Kiessmann, Erfurt
Construction surveying: Dipl. Ing. Roland Wuttke, Jena
Lighting engineer: Lichttransfer Buero fuer Lichtplanung, Berlin
Geology engineer: Geotechnik Dr. Nottrodt Weimar GmbH, Weimar
Project management: Kappes Partner IPG GmbH, Berlin
Inspection engineer: Dr.-Ing. Joerg Diener, Erfurt
OUtside facilities consultant: Ingenieurbuero Abraham, Berlin
Interior construction office: Friedrich Wackerhagen GmbH&Co.KG, Pattensen with Haworth,Ahlen
Photographer: David Franck
Sonnenhof consists of four new buildings with office and residential spaces. Located on a consolidated number of smaller lots in the historical center of Jena, Germany, the separate structures allow for free access through the grounds. Their placement on the outer edges of the plot defines a small-scale outdoor space congruent with the medieval city structure. Its outdoor facilities continue the building’s overall design concept past the edges of the lot. The planned incorporation of commerce, residence, and office enables a flexible pattern of use that also integrates itself conceptually into the surroundings.
