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Turbinenhalle, Industrial heritage monument in Fenne, Germany

The Turbinenhalle features extensive industrial architecture with high ceilings, metal framework structures, and large windows that illuminate the interior spaces throughout the day.

Constructed in 1926 as part of the Kraftwerk Völklingen-Fenne complex, the Turbinenhalle served as a critical power generation facility for the surrounding industrial operations.

The transformed industrial space now functions as an event venue, hosting concerts, performances, and cultural gatherings that bring together diverse audiences from across the region.

Visitors can access event schedules, purchase tickets, and find detailed information about upcoming performances through the venue's official website and ticket offices.

The building maintains its original industrial characteristics while adapting to modern entertainment needs, with multiple halls accommodating different types of events simultaneously.

Location: Völklingen

Inception: 1926

Part of: Kraftwerk Völklingen-Fenne

Address: Saarbrücker Straße

GPS coordinates: 49.24896,6.88306

Latest update: March 7, 2025 19:33

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Industrial architecture: transformation of historic sites, cultural centers, and public spaces

This collection gathers examples of architectural rehabilitation where former industrial sites have been transformed into new spaces for living, culture, and gatherings. These projects illustrate how contemporary architecture can give a second life to structures that marked European and North American industrial history, while maintaining their original identity. Included are the Oberhausen Gasometer, a 117-meter gas holder converted into exhibition space, the Van Nelle Factory in Rotterdam, an old coffee and tobacco factory turned cultural venue, and the High Line in New York, a 1930s elevated railway converted into a 2.3-kilometer urban park. The Zeche Zollverein complex in Essen showcases Bauhaus-style industrial architecture from the 1930s, while Strijp-S in Eindhoven, a former Philips production site, now hosts creative and technological studios. These sites demonstrate the possibilities offered by repurposing industrial heritage into accessible public spaces.

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