Municipal Museum in the Kornhaus

Loggia
Three bays open to the south and north and, following the example of an upper Italian loggia, form a covered outdoor space that generously connects the church square to the pedestrian zone, Max-Eyth-Strasse. The interactive city model set up there forms the starting point for various tours through the city, which is characterized by historical buildings. The municipal museum with its two municipal galleries is accessed from here.

Core
The floors are first completely freed of all fixtures so that the entire space can be experienced in each case. The central access tower and the supply core connect all floors and structure the hall-like space. The various functions are accessible from the core. The individual floors are designed to be largely neutral in terms of use.

Facade
The facade as well as the roof remain unchanged above the first floor. Only on the first floor do the canopy and new window elements in bold colors mark the new, modern use of the time-honored granary. Towards the church square, the glazed bays can be opened generously when needed (markets, summer cinema), so that the entire space is available for the city community.