Linking the past and present

06.02.2019
Photo: Cordula Flegel

The Schredl house at the centre of Schliersee dates back to the early 15th century. The building has accommodated the Schliersee Local History Museum for a good 100 years now. When planning the redevelopment of the centre of the village in 2016, the local council chose a usage concept that involved adding a new extension to the historic building. Local architectural firm Johannes Wegmann planned an extension that accommodates a kindergarten on the ground floor and a function room on the top floor. A foyer acts as the link between the old and new parts of the building. Similarly to a gallery, the exposed walls on the inside pay tribute to architecture in times gone by.

The new building with its wooden louvres is the perfect complement to the village of Schliersee. Photo: Roger Barth

The spacious function room on the top floor is clad in wood and has been designed to suit a variety of purposes. Electronically controlled wooden louvres adjust the amount of daylight required, high-tech projectors are available for presentations and Wilkhahn furniture makes an extremely flexible usage concept possible. Whether people want to conduct meetings or discussions, listen to presentations or party, the 20 mAx folding tables (design: Andreas Störiko) and the 100 Aula multipurpose chairs (design: Wolfgang C.R. Mezger) can be assembled in no time and configured to suit requirements. And if they’re not required, they’re just as quick to stow away without taking up much space.

The foyer acts as the link between both the new and old building and the past and present. Photo: Cordula Flegel

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A short film impressively demonstrates how quick and easy using mAx is.

The function room in Schliersee Local History Museum’s new building is flexible to use and configure thanks to Wilkhahn furniture. Photos: Robert Forster

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