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Archive: The Capital City of Berlin - DocumentationCompetitions for Building New Bridges
An essential factor in the development concept of the new city centre are the connections of the Government Quarter in the Spreebogen with the adjoining city districts and traffic arteries to the north. Since many bridges were missing along the former course of the Wall, the construction of new bridges has be come an important component of the development measure. Only a few bridges, such as the Moltkebrücke, could be repaired and made fit for service.
Preparatory competitions were held for three bridge constructions in the area of development. MarschallbrückeThis is a new construction to replace the old bridge at this location, which was severely in need of repair. It connects the two historical urban districts of Dorotheenstadt and Spandauer Vorstadt, and with them also the Government Quarter on both sides of the Spree (Jakob-Kaiser-Haus/ Marie-Elisabeth- Lüders-Haus).
Restricted/invited design implementation competition with 8 offices in two groups (old/new, new construction)
Announcement: 7 November 1995 Jury presentation: 18 January 1996 Prizes Old/New
 Marschallbrücke
design by Prof. Benedict Tonon  Marschallbrücke; Photo: Hartmut Krenz
Gustav-Heinemann-BrückeThis is a pedestrian and cyclists' bridge which connects the Hauptbahnhof and the Lehrter urban district with the Government Quarter and Spreebogenpark.
Expert process with 3 invited offices
First interview with the architects about task and participation: 17 July 2000 Output colloquium: 24 October 2000 Handing-in: 15 December 2000 Jury meeting: March 2001 Selected design: Max Dudler, Berlin  Gustav-Heinemann-Brücke
design by Max Dudler  Gustav-Heinemann-Brücke; Photo: Hartmut Krenz
KronprinzenbrückeThis is a bridge built at the location of the former Kronprinzenbrücke destroyed during the war, reconnecting the Government Quarter with the adjoining urban district to the east.
Restricted, invited - design implementation competition with 10 offices
Announcement: 22 April 1991 Jury presentation: 18 and 19 July 1991 Prizes
 Kronprinzenbrücke
design by Santiago Calatrava  Kronprinzenbrücke |
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