纽伦堡3C厅

NürnbergMesse是世界上最大的展览公司，其在世界上超过120个国家有国际展览与会议的业务，涵盖3万参展商和数百万合作伙伴与访客。Zaha Hadid建筑事务所设计的3A大厅在2014年竣工。3A大厅拥有美丽的微旋式流线型屋顶桁架和外立面的叶羽流线造型支撑结构。动态的造型和完善的功能配置让3A大厅在投入使用后创造了参展商和观展人数的新高度。于是业主委托了Zaha Hadid建筑事务为他们设计3C厅。NürnbergMesse的创始人罗兰·弗莱克博士和彼得·奥特曼表示Zaha Hadid建筑事务所为自己设计的3C厅能够再一次实现它们的梦想，同时能够完成该公司的上万平米展区宏图。纽伦堡市长也对3C大厅充满了期待，因为每年能给城市带来上百万游客的纽伦堡展会具有对城市十分有益的精彩创意与社会还有经济推动作用。

日前，投资70亿欧元，位于展览中心西南的纽伦堡3C厅开始施工，预计2018年完工。

以下图片是3A大厅照片。

Detail of existing Hall 3A at NürnbergMesse by Zaha Hadid Architects. Photo by Heiko Stahl

NürnbergMesse is one of the world’s largest exhibition companies with a portfolio of over 120 national and international exhibitions and congresses that include 30,000 exhibitors and 1.4 million visitors who attend in their own, partner and guest events of the NürnbergMesse Group.

Hall 3A by Zaha Hadid Architects at NürnbergMesse was completed in 2014. Its design connects the different grids of existing buildings at NürnbergMesse: the hexagonal grid of the original halls dating from the 1970s and the rectangular halls at Grosse Strasse. This connectivity is expressed in Hall 3A’s design and roof structure which spans 75 metres from the four storey service block at its northern end to its transparent south façade. Facilities such as the cafeteria, conference spaces and offices, as well as mechanical rooms and loading docks, are housed in this northern service block.

Derived from the various grids of its adjacent buildings, Hall 3A’s roof structure is comprised of linear triangular trusses. Halfway along each triangular truss, its lower supports divide and connect diagonally to the lower supports of the neighboring trusses. Louvers within each truss continue the dynamic geometries of this division. On the south façade, this composition of the roof structure is turned vertically to create a colonnade of tree-shaped columns which support the canopy.

With record growth in exhibitor and visitor numbers since 2014, NürnbergMesse has now begun construction of Hall 3C by Zaha Hadid Architects.

Continuing the successful principles developed by Zaha Hadid Architects for the existing Hall 3A, the trapezoid-shaped, 10,000 square metre floor plan of the new Hall 3C varies in length from 95 to 145 metres and is 85 metres in width. Its inclined roof drops from 20 to 13 metres in height to give acoustic benefits as well as reductions in energy consumption and emissions, while 3,000 square metres of glazed facades enable natural light to penetrate deep into the hall.

“With the construction of the new Hall 3C by Zaha Hadid Architects, we will again implement their ideas into reality,” said the CEOs of NürnbergMesse, Dr Roland Fleck and Peter Ottmann. “By realizing this design by Zaha Hadid Architects we build 10,000 square metres of exhibition future for Nuremberg.”

Pictures painted by students from local elementary schools on the theme of “Nuremberg – my city” are being displayed along the 300 metre fence which surrounds Hall 3C’s construction site. Dr Ulrich Maly, Chairman of NürnbergMesse and Nuremberg’s Lord Mayor, said the paintings demonstrate to NürnbergMesse’s 1.4 million annual visitors the wonderful creativity of the city and the strong social and economic links it has with its exhibition and congress venue.

Deputy Chairman of NürnbergMesse, Dr Markus Söder, Bavaria’s State Minister of Finance, Land Development & Home, put the growth of NürnbergMesse with the construction of the new Hall 3C in an economic context: “Every year, around 15,000 full-time jobs are supported by events and investments in the exhibition centre Nuremberg.” NürnbergMesse tax revenues and purchasing power amount to over 300 million Euros and 1.65 billion Euros a year respectively. “This new Hall 3C is an expression of the economic capacity of the exhibition and congress venues in Nuremberg,” explained Dr Söder.

An investment of 70 million Euros, NürnbergMesse Hall 3C is located in southwest of the exhibition centre grounds and scheduled to complete at the end of 2018.