Fassaden aus historischen Handstrichziegeln mit Rezeptschlämme


World Heritage Site: Museumsinsel (Museum Island), Berlin

Publication Year: 2010

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE478E176624

Summary

A unique façade constructed with historical hand-strich bricks and a specially formulated elutriation mortar has demonstrated both architectural innovation and durability, earning second place in the 2008 ECOLA European Architecture Prize. The study, led by Bau-Ing. Thomas Bauer of Dreßler Bau GmbH, details the challenges and solutions associated with reusing historical bricks in modern construction, including sourcing, testing, cleaning, sorting, and mortaring techniques. It also introduces a novel handcrafted elutriation technique developed through extensive experimentation, which enhances both aesthetic appeal and structural integrity. This research provides valuable insights for architects and builders aiming to incorporate historical materials into contemporary designs while ensuring longevity and technical performance.

Citation

Bauer, T., & Altenburger, V. (2010). Fassaden aus historischen Handstrichziegeln mit Rezeptschlämme. Mauerwerk, 14(2), 66–76. Portico. https://doi.org/10.1002/dama.201000457

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