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架构师提供的文本描述。杜塞尔多夫海因里希大学的校园主要由四到六层高的混凝土建筑组成，这些建筑建于20世纪70年代。新的“经济学院”位于大学图书馆和医学院之间，在中央步行街旁，标志着校园全面大修的开始，包括翻修工程和新建筑。它已成为校园的新地标。

Text description provided by the architects. The campus of Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf consists mostly of four- to six-storey concrete buildings, which had been built in the 1970s. The new “Oeconomicum – School of Economics”, centrally located between the university library and the medical school, next to the central pedestrian mall, marked the beginning of a general overhaul of the campus including renovation works and new constructions. It has become the new landmark of the campus.

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OEconomicum为图书馆广场的一侧提供框架，其中一处短海拔构成了广场。这座三层高的建筑建在高跷上，建在一个现有停车场的入口上方，因此不需要额外的土地使用，还提供了自行车支架和结束行程的设施。

The Oeconomicum frames one side of the Library Square and with one of its short elevations completes the Plaza. The three-storey building, which was raised on stilts, was built above the entry to an existing parking garage and as such did not require additional land use and provides sheltered bicycle stands as well as end of trip facilities.

轻轻弯曲的形状是由现有的湖泊旁边的地方，是用于大学冷却系统。这个以前无法进入的湖，现在被一个木材露台很好地围起来，可以在外面工作和学习。露台已成为整个校园密集使用的聚会场所。

The gently curved shape was informed by the existing lake next to the site that is used for the university cooling system. The lake, which had previously been inaccessible, is now nicely framed by a timber terrace deck that allows for outside working and studying. The terrace has become an intensively used meeting place for the entire campus.

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这座建筑本身就是为了促进学术交流和交流而设计的。因此，它表达了对研究和教育的新认识。

The building itself has been designed to promote academic exchange and communication. Thus it is an expression of a new understanding of research and education.

立面是热考虑的结果：朝南开放，在北方更封闭。办公室的布局允许灵活的工作地点和会议地点。这些房间的设计是为了为科学家和学生创造空间，让他们能够进行合作和思考。单间和封闭的团队办公室位于北部，中间的开放式平面区域设有玻璃隔板-这是一种办公室布局，加强了交流，也确保了对日光和全景的自由访问。南面的中庭将公共区域和底层教室与上层特定椅子的办公室连接起来。

The façades are the result of thermal considerations: open towards the south and more closed in the north. The layout of the offices allows for flexible work and meeting spots. The rooms are designed to create spaces for scientists and students that allow for cooperation as well as contemplation. Single and enclosed team offices have been located in the north with glass partitions towards the open plan areas in the middle – an office layout that enhances communication and also ensures free access to daylight and the panoramic view. The atrium along the south façade connects the common areas and ground floor classrooms with the offices of the particular chairs on the upper floors.

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维修费用以及建筑物的能源消耗减少到最低限度。这座紧凑型建筑利用地热能、雨水收集和自然通风，超过了目前的节能标准。材料的选择涉及回收，嵌入能源和耐久性，确保一个强大和负责任的建筑，将服务于一代又一代的学生。

Maintenance costs as well as the energy consumption of the building are reduced to a minimum. The compact building exceeds the current energy saving standards by the use of geothermal energy, rain water harvesting and natural ventilation. Materials have been selected with regard to recycling, embedded energy and durability ensuring a robust and responsible building that will serve generations of students.

Architects Ingenhoven Architects

Location Düsseldorf, Germany

Category University

Area 5000.0 sqm

Project Year 2010

Photographs Holger Knauf