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Giesinger Beerhalle Indretning af ølhal by Guel Koc Janssen
Giesinger Beerhalle Indretning af ølhal by Guel Koc Janssen
Giesinger Beerhalle Indretning af ølhal by Guel Koc Janssen
Giesinger Beerhalle Indretning af ølhal by Guel Koc Janssen
Giesinger Beerhalle Indretning af ølhal by Guel Koc Janssen

Sølv Indretning · 2021

Giesinger Beerhalle Indretning af ølhal

by Guel Koc Janssen

  • A' Design Award i Sølv 2021 in Indretning
  • CLIENT: Gul Koc Gmbh
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 19,855
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About Giesinger Beerhalle Indretning af ølhal

Giesinger Beerhalle er en ølhal og eventlokale i München, Tyskland. Hovedsalen er på 180 kvadratmeter, har en loftshøjde på 4,5 meter og har plads til 160 gæster. Et netværk af kobberrør løber fra lobbyens vægge til et gitter i hovedsalens loft og minder om bryggeprocessen. Panoramavinduer forbinder gæsterne med bryggeriet. Genbrugsmursten beklæder barvæggen, og genbrugte ølflasker oplyses i lobbyen. En gul fragtcontainer, indrettet som lounge, giver privatliv væk fra hovedsalen.

About the A' Design Award i Sølv

Giesinger Beerhalle Indretning af ølhal er vinder af A' Design Award i Sølv, en usædvanligt prestigefyldt anerkendelse, der tildeles designs i topklasse, som er pragtfulde og imponerende. Sølvvinderne er enormt geniale og overordentlig kreative værker, der illustrerer deres designeres fremragende ekspertise, talent og skarpsindighed. Giesinger Beerhalle Indretning af ølhal forventes at være et vidunderligt udstillingsværk, der er bemærkelsesværdigt professionelt og dybt innovativt. Dette design, der har vundet A' Design Award i Sølv, er en højst bemærkelsesværdig, beundret opfindelse, som gavner og flytter grænserne for kunst, videnskab, design og teknologi. Giesinger Beerhalle Indretning af ølhal er en skabelse, som mange misunder, og som vækker begær, bringer positive følelser og antænder forundring og undren.

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Unique Properties
The guests are guided from the entrance to the main hall by an extravagant pipe artwork. Rough-cut, solid wood tables and beer banks are arranged to create a warm, relaxed atmosphere. Panoramic windows enable the users to connect to the the brewery. A custom-made shipping container is the focal point of the pub and interrupts the space with its striking yellow color. Installed on-site and furnished with crates and a Giesinger green sofa, it acts as a lounge, providing privacy from the main hall.
Dimensions & Packaging
The main hall is 180 square meters with a ceiling height of 4.5M.
Tags
Interior, industrial style, brewery, bar
Production Technology
The network of copper pipes is a central feature and abstractly resembles the brewing process and activity. Starting from the walls of the double height lobby, they flow into the restroom walls and culminate as a grid on the main hall ceiling. Above which is a steel blue acoustic baffle to enhance the music quality. Recycled Giesinger beer bottles are used in the lobby outside of the main hall and inserted with lights to illuminate the G shape. Recycled bricks are cladded on the bar display wall and were locally sourced to reduce the projects carbon footprint.
Design Challenge
It was important to balance the industrial style and open space by creating a sense of coziness.
Research
Research Type: beer hall design.
Research Goal: To create an industrial-style bar with a panoramic window that enables the user to visually connect to the tall, double-height brewing tanks that are inscribed with graffiti artwork; to provide a unique ambiance in which to appreciate Giesinger beer and accommodate three different scenarios as per the design brief.
Inspiration
Inspired by the motto, Think Global, Drink Local, the interior design concept reflects the Giesinger brand in its true industrial essence. Raw elements exposes the brewing process. Reminiscent of the Heillig Geist Kirche in Giesing, the interior walls are cladded with concrete and brick. Giesinger CI colours green, yellow, and dark blue complement the rustic finishes.
Project Duration
The design work started in December 2019, and the construction was completed in September 2020 in Munich, Germany.
Operation Flow
The bar is now the brands representation, from hosting guided tours to events. It includes an office space and a beer hall. A green elevator connects the hall to the storage area and entertains the guests with old beer moving theatrics. The multi-functional pub seats 160 people and can also host corporate events and private parties.
Patents
Giesinger Biermanufaktur & Spez. BraugesellschaftmbH
Branda works
Image Credits
Roman Job, Studio für Fotodesign- Munich, Germany

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