RINGANA Campus St. Johann in der Haide, Styria Architecture Photos, Hartberg-Fürstenfeld Building
RINGANA campus, Sankt Johann in der Haide
Updated 31 Aug 2022 + 15 December 2021
Integrated design: ATP architects engineers, Vienna, and ATP sustain
Location: Sankt Johann in der Haide, Hartberg-Fürstenfeld, Styria, Austria
RINGANA campus, St. Johann in der Haide, AT
With its modern administration, high-tech production, and logistics areas, the RINGANA campus convinces visitors with its bright and friendly fresh atmosphere. The centerpiece of the campus is the state-of-the-art fresh cosmetics production facility, which has a daily capacity of up to 30,000 kg, and also includes the quality management and R&D areas.
A “floating” visitor platform with continuous 4m-high glazing offers guests an overview of the production process. The transparent façade, with its white framed and vertically slatted structure, also signals RINGANA’s “principle of freshness” to the outside world
“Ecological responsibility coupled with elegant design – the RINGANA campus demonstrates how beautiful sustainability can be. We are delighted that our efforts have been acknowledged by this award,” says ATP’s Lead Project Manager Thomas Wirth.
Sustainability as a success factor
ATP Vienna worked together with ATP sustain in an integrated design process with BIM in order to develop the ecologically and economically sustainable building with a climate-friendly energy concept: 160 deep piles activate the earth as a means of both cooling and heating and transform the campus into one of Austria’s largest geothermal projects. PV panels on every roof cover half of the building’s energy needs while 9,500 m2 of green roofs retain rainwater and lower cooling demand. In addition to this, generous external areas with orchards and a bathing pond further improve the microclimate of the complex.
The German Design Council presents its ICONIC AWARDS as a means of honoring exceptional international achievements in the fields of architecture, interior design, product design, and brand communication. They evaluate factors including the overall concept, design quality, sustainability, energy efficiency, and functionality of submissions. ATP architects engineers was first honored back in 2013, the founding year of the award, for G3 Shopping Resort in Gerasdorf. Further ATP designs to receive “icons” include the Educational Center in Holzgau in 2018, the HOFER ALPHA Retail Network in Eberstalzell in 2019, the IWC Manufacturing Center in Schaffhausen in 2020, and the Shopping and District Center ALEJA in Ljubljana in 2021.
The ICONIC AWARDS 2022 will be awarded on 5th October during Expo Real in Munich.
RINGANA campus, St. Johann in der Haide, AT
Photos: AnnABlaU
Ringana Produktion St. Johann in der Haide Building
Designed by ATP for the Austrian producer of natural cosmetics
The natural cosmetics and life sciences company RINGANA is expanding successfully. As a result, ATP Vienna was commissioned with the integrated design of a large production plant that brings together three existing facilities.
The new building on a 12-hectare site close to the slip road to the A2 consists of three connected components and provides a home to production, office, and logistics space.
In harmony with nature
RINGANA focuses on sustainability and environmental impact in the manufacture of all its products. And in ATP it has found the perfect partner for implementing this basic approach in its building projects. Integrated design with BIM enables a building’s potential for being energy-efficient and operating economically throughout its lifecycle to be recognized and taken into account early in its development. Here, both a large photovoltaic plant and a high-performance heat pump with natural coolant have been installed. Around 9,500 m2 of green space on the roof provide a natural climate inside the building and balance out the loss of green habitat.
Fresh and transparent
The centerpiece of the new building is the high-tech ‘fresh’ production facility, in which up to 30,000 kg of cosmetics can be produced every day. This houses the production, quality management, research, and development departments.
The continuous four-meter-high glazing to the suspended visitor platform offers insights into the cosmetics production process. The façade is structured by a white frame with vertical strips that communicates RINGANA’s ideal of freshness to the outside world while also providing solar protection.
RINGANA Campus St. Johann in der Haide, Austria – Building Information
Design: ATP Architects Engineers
Client: RINGANA GmbH
Location: St. Johann in der Haide, AT
Construction start: 2019
Completion: 05/2021
Gross floor area: 25,520.87 m2
Gross built volume: 189,599.43 m3
Integrated design: ATP architects engineers, Vienna, ATP sustain
Lead project manager: Thomas Wirth
External design partners:
Lighting: Hailight
Landscaping: Kieran Fraser (study)
Transport: Moleplan
Fire protection: Rabl
Logistics: Fb Industry Automation GmbH
Kitchens: Ronge
Office concept: M.o.o.con
Credits:
Text: ATP architects engineers
Plans: ATP architects engineers
Photos: ATP/AnnABlaU
RINGANA Campus St. Johann in der Haide Building images / information received 141221 from ATP architects engineers
ATP architects engineers, Innsbruck
Address: RINGANA Campus A 1, 8295, Austria
Phone: +43 3332 61550
Location: Sankt Johann in der Haide, district of Hartberg-Fürstenfeld, Styria, southern Austria, central Europe
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