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The University of Freiburg receives a new building for the Institute for Anatomy and Cell Biology. The Ministry of Finance has given the building permit. The state is investing a total of around 53 million euros in the replacement building with the Medical Faculty of the University of Freiburg contributing around 15 million euros. Construction is scheduled to start in summer 2021. Completion is scheduled for mid-2024.Im Neubau bringen wir das Institut fr Anatomie und Zellbiologie in einem Gebude unter das den heutigen Anforderungen von Forschung und Lehre entspricht sagte Finanzministerin Edith Sitzmann. Die Nutzerinnen und Nutzer knnen sich auf ihren Neubau freuen der mit seiner hellen Keramikfassade modern und sachlich zugleich wirkt. Selbstverstndlich spielt auch der Klimaschutz eine Rolle Eine Photovoltaikanlage auf dem Dach wird jedes Jahr 28 Megawattstunden klimafreundlichen Strom erzeugen.Anatomy is a modern teaching and research discipline. It is a central part of medical education and clinical research. With the replacement building for the Institute for Anatomy and Cell Biology Freiburg Anatomy is excellently positioned and can continue to provide important impulses for the further development of content and technology in cutting-edge medical research and teaching at the highest level emphasized Science Minister Theresia Bauer.The floor plan of the new building which is around 55 meters wide and 43 meters long has the shape of an angle. As a result there is an inviting entrance courtyard on Elssser Strae. On the street there is a single-storey lecture hall the specialty of which are the skylights that let in natural light. The laboratories are housed in a four-storey block offset to the rear. In total there will be around 4000 square meters of usable space for teaching and research.It was not possible to renovate the three existing listed buildings on Albertstrasse which would have met todays structural requirements for buildings with laboratories. The existing buildings in the institute quarter will be used for other purposes of the university in the future.The new building receives heat from the university hospitals thermal power station. Steam and cold are generated locally in the building. It is illuminated with energy-efficient LED technology. The photovoltaic system on the roof has a nominal output of 27 kilowatts peak.The Freiburg office of the Baden-Wrttemberg State Office for Assets and Construction is in charge of the project. The design comes from kister scheithauer gross architects and city planners GmbH from Cologne who are also responsible for the implementation.
