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Moreover, it is one of the most impressive train station buildings of the late 1900s in Europe. During the Second World War it was heavily damaged and some areas were completely destroyed. During reconstruction after the War, damages on the building were only in parts subject to durable renovation so that in some areas of the station provisional arrangements and simple facings of destroyed sections still remained.  \nThe station building of Dresden Central Station with a basement underneath the whole structure, is a rectangular solid construction developed in longitudinal and transversal direction above the  \nleft: Demolition south waiting hall  \nright: Demolition basement at passenger area  \n| Data and Facts |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Client | DB Station & Service AG |  |  |\n| Architect | Foster & Partners, London |  |  |\n| General Planning | SSF Ingenieure GmbH, Munich |  |  |\n|  | Services according to German Scale of Fees Services by Architects and Engineers (HOAI) |  | for |\n| Project planning for buildings, open-air facilities\u003Cbr>and room-creating interior works |  |  |  |\n| Project planning |  |  |  |\n| Structural engineering including all construction\u003Cbr>stages under ongoing operation, makeshift const\u003Cbr>ructions and mounting technologies,\u003Cbr>Structural inspection including as-built documents |  |  |  |\n| Performance related to plant outfitting |  |  |  |\n| Work phases 1 to 8 for all above mentioned services |  | 1 basic evaluation, 2 preliminary design, 3 draft design, 4 approval design, 5 final design, 6 preparation of tenders, 7 evaluation of tenders, 8 supervision\u003Cbr>Construction physiques (phases 1 – 5) Subsoil assessment (phases 1 to 3) |  |\n| Floor space |  | 4,000 m² |  |\n| Total length/width |  | approx. 67 m/60 m |  |\n| Height |  | approx. 35 m |  |\n| Gross floor area |  | 13,925 m2 |  |\n\nPicture credit: SS F Ingenieure GmbH  \nground plan station building  \n1  \nPicture credits: 1+2 Ulrich Windoffer  \n2  \ncontinuous basement ceiling by two central passages. In the area where the two passages overlap each other a steel dome with square ground plan towers above the building.  \nThe external dimensions of the station building are 76 meters in longitudinal and approximately 59 meters in transversal direction. The passages have a clear width of approximately 15 meters resulting in a surface of 15x15 meters for the dome. The building is 18 to 20 meters high from the upper edge of the basement ceiling. The dome is about 35 meters high.  \nRoofing of the passages was made of brick barrel vaults in the entry areas, and steel truss arches in the intermediate sections. Along the exterior walls, two external cores serve as stiffening.  \nThese four-storey building cores are stiffened by several dividing walls and ceilings and are limited by the load bearing longitudinal interior walls as well as two masonry pillars at the building’s corners to the platform halls. Inside the building, on the north as well as the south side, two smaller halls and two halls reaching up to the ceiling are arranged, all of them on the first floor.  \n1 View façade east with platform halls adjoining from both sides  \n2 Interior view façade west with apron of middle hall  \nRenovation concept  \nReconstruction took place with consideration of modern, technical, building-physical, fire-protection and building-technical aspects in order to achieve optimum serviceability of the statio","cbCaipu5VORHL0Rz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipu5VORHL0Rz","pdf",1406287,12,"English","# Building description\n# Renovation concept\n# Building cores, roofing, and spatial layout\n# Renovation of ceiling trusses and basement ceiling\n# Dome renovation and glassing","[{\"question\":\"Why was the Central Station Dresden renovation undertaken?\",\"answer\":\"The renovation became urgent after the 2002 floods to ensure the station building’s stability and continued operability.\"},{\"question\":\"What key elements were preserved and what was replaced?\",\"answer\":\"Authentic elements and building foundations were preserved and renovated, while constructional elements added after the war were removed and replaced with modern materials and methods.\"},{\"question\":\"What changed in the basement ceiling and ceiling trusses?\",\"answer\":\"Existing ceiling trusses and the whole basement ceiling were removed due to insufficient load capacity and lack of fire resistance, then replaced with reinforced concrete solutions and a joistless flat slab for the basement’s technical/service use.\"}]","Central Station Dresden - General renovation and reconstruction of the station building | PDF",1792217040]