Baumit Life Challenge 2020 is a significant event for architects and designers from all over Europe. The winners in the international competition are architects who have succeeded in giving the building a unique character through the choice of materials, structure, shape and color. Life Challenge 2020 involves projects that used Baumit products.
Telling about the finalists in the "Historical Renovation" nomination
Karst Castle Slovenia
Štanjel is one of the largest castles in Karst, completely renovated after years of neglect. The renovation was planned and carried out with great care in order to comply with the recommendations of the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage and to preserve the original character of the building.
Architect: Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia (photo: Miran Kambič)
Constructor: KSP d.d. Sežana
Investor: Municipality of Komen
Location: Štanjel, Slovenia
Baumit Materials
- SilikatColor
- MPA 35
- MultiWhite / RenovierSpachtel
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zooming 1/9 Reconstruction of Štanjel Castle Photo © Miran Kambič / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 2/9 Reconstruction of Štanjel Castle Photo © Miran Kambič / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 3/9 Reconstruction of Štanjel Castle Photo © Miran Kambič / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 4/9 Reconstruction of Štanjel Castle Photo © Miran Kambič / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 5/9 Reconstruction of Štanjel Castle Photo © Miran Kambič / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 6/9 Reconstruction of Štanjel Castle Photo © Miran Kambič / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 7/9 Reconstruction of Štanjel Castle Photo © Miran Kambič / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 8/9 Reconstruction of Štanjel Castle Photo © Miran Kambič / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 9/9 Reconstruction of Štanjel Castle Photo © Miran Kambič / Courtesy of Baumit
Regional Museum Kozienice Poland
Reconstruction of the tower and the historic 19th century wing in the palace and park complex in Kozienica.
Thanks to the use of modern technical solutions and restoration methods, both buildings have been brought to modern standards and have completely restored their former splendor.
The basic urban layout has also been preserved.
Architect: ARCHBUD Anna Kuran, Warszawa
Applicator: Korporacja Budowlana DARCO Dariusz Żak
Investor: Muzeum Regionalne w Kozienicach
Location: Kozienice
Baumit Materials
- SilikonColor / SilColor
- FungoFluid / SanierLösung
- RK 39 / Kalkputz Klima RK 39
- MultiFine RK 70 N
- Sanova SP Gray
- Sanova sp grano
- SanovaBar
- Multi MC 55 W / MC 55 W / MultiContact MC 55 W
- SanovaAntiSulfat / AntiSulfat
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zooming 1/4 Restoration of the Kozienice Museum of Local Lore Photo © Dariusz Zak / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 2/4 Restoration of the Kozienice Museum of Local Lore Photo © Dariusz Zak / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 3/4 Restoration of the Kozienice Museum of Local Lore Photo © Dariusz Zak / Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 4/4 Restoration of the Kozienice Museum of Local Lore Photo © Dariusz Zak / Courtesy of Baumit
Schlüterhof, Berlin Palace Germany
The Berlin Palace, demolished by the GDR government in 1950, was renovated in 2019. How magnificent the facades of the building looked at the beginning of the 18th century: the design of the architect Andreas Schlüter is so simple, despite the abundance of the Baroque style. Comprehensive successful renovation.
Architect: Prof. Franco Stella Projektgemeinschaft: FS HUF PG, HILMER & SATTLER und ALBRECHT Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH, gmp Generalplanungsgesellschaft mbH, Hamburg
Constructor: Aktiv Bau, Berlin, F. X. Rauch, Berlin
Investor: Stiftung Berliner Schloss - Humboldtforum
Location: Berlin
Baumit Materials
- WDVS mineralisch
- HR MSP Oberputz (historische Reihe)
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zooming 1/4 Courtyard of the Schlüterhof Palace Stadtschloss in Berlin Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 2/4 Courtyard of the Schlüterhof Palace Stadtschloss in Berlin Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 3/4 Courtyard of the Schlüterhof Palace Stadtschloss in Berlin Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 4/4 Courtyard of the Schlüterhof Palace Stadtschloss in Berlin Courtesy of Baumit
Secession Austria
Each century has its own art, and each art has its own freedom. In the heart of Vienna, the classic Art Nouveau style woke up with renewed vigor just in time to celebrate its 120th anniversary. Comprehensive restoration work - taking into account the strict requirements of the historical heritage.
Constructor: NOVOTNY Baugesellschaft m.b. H.
Investor: secession
Location: Vienna
Baumit Materials
NHL Manu / NHL HandPutz
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zooming 1/4 Restoration of the Vienna Secession Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 2/4 Restoration of the Vienna Secession Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 3/4 Restoration of the Vienna Secession Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 4/4 Restoration of the Vienna Secession Courtesy of Baumit
In the nomination dedicated to the revival of a historical building, a colorful project was presented - a church in honor of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God in the village of Telma, Irkutsk region. This is an object of cultural heritage of the 19th century of federal significance, a unique example of a rotunda temple in Eastern Siberia, which is distinguished by an original, graceful and laconic design of external decoration. The facade was revived from the ruins, the expressive and delicate ornament was restored - every garland, brace, round medallions with Maltese crosses, Roman acanthus leaves. The facade was recreated almost in its original form.
Baumit Materials
- Baumit SilikonColor
- Baumit PuraColor
- Baumit Grund
- Baumit MultiPrimer
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zooming 1/4 Church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God in the village of Telma, Irkutsk Region Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 2/4 Church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God in the village of Telma, Irkutsk Region Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 3/4 Church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God in the village of Telma, Irkutsk Region Courtesy of Baumit
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zooming 4/4 Church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God in the village of Telma, Irkutsk Region Courtesy of Baumit
