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Elbphilharmonie
- 1. Elbphilharmonie Glasmonster oder Prestigeobjekt ?
- 2. Inhaltsverzeichnis Steckbrief Finanzen Meinungsbild Stiftung Elbphilharmonie Zukunftschancen Kritik Fazit
- 3. Steckbrief Standort : Am Kaiserkai, 20457 Altstadt, Hamburg / ehem. Kaiserspeicher Architekten: Schweizer Architekten Herzog & de Meuron Konzertsäle: zwei große Säle mit einem Fassungsvermögen von 2150 und 550 Personen Zusätzlich: Fünf-Sterne-Hotel, 47 Wohnungen und Parkhaus Inbetriebnahme: 2012 Höhe: 110m Vergleich: Hotel Radisson Höhe: nur 108m
- 5. Video !
- 7. ? €
- 8. Es fing gut an… 2003 – ca. 150 Mio. € Schien unrealistisch Machbarkeitsstudie Ergebnis : 241,5 Mio. €! 134 Mio. € öffentlicher Bereich 103 Mio. € Investoren IQ² Weitere 30 € Mio. Spenden benötigt „Stiftung Elbphilharmonie“
- 9. ... doch es kam anders 10 Mio. € Sicherheitsbudget 7 Mio. € belastet Weiter Zusatzkosten kam hinzu Große Zweifel ! Große Spendenbeteiligung Bürgschaft stimmte zu !
- 10. und es ging Berg ab… Finanzierung wieder nicht mehr tragbar ! Projekt droht zu platzen Neue Schätzung : 450 Mio. € ! Ole von Beust feuert Chefplaner ! Neuer Chefplaner soll alles richten Neuer Finanzierungsplan : 500 Mio. €
- 11. doch dann kam Karin! 323 Mio. € soll der öffentliche Raum tragen Karin von Welck ließ alles analysieren Ergebnis : mangelnder Zeitplan & Bauänderungen allgemeinen Betriebskosten pro Jahr von 1,5 Mio. € auf 6,6 Mio. €
- 12. Überblick
- 14. Die Meinungen sind gespalten… „viel zu teuer und unnötig“ „hässlich“ „anerkanntes Projekt“ hanseatische Werte „ Handel, Hafen, Speicherstadt“
- 15. Stiftung Elbphilharmonie Spendenverwaltung Marketing und Einwerbung von Spenden Bürgerbeteiligung Das Image „auffrischen“ Flyer, Infohefte, Filme, Fotos, Website, Magazin, Shop, Unikatplakate uvm. „GEBEN SIE DER ELBPHILHARMONIE IHREN NAMEN“
- 18. Zukunftschancen Tourismusmagnet: 5 Sterne Hotel, Konzertsäle, Plaza mit Aussicht Neues Wahrzeichen Bekanntheitsgrad und Ruf von Hamburg steigt
- 19. Kritik Erreichbarkeit Sicherheit Auslastung Privatsphäre und Lärmbelästigung
- 20. Fazit Unser Fazit lautet : … Was haltet Ihr von der Elbphilharmonie ? Glasmonster oder Prestigeobjekt ?
- 21. Fazit Wir finden die Elbphilharmonie, zu teuer, anfangs unkoordiniert, ABER letzten Endes architektonisch äußerst gelungen und dem Status eines Wahrzeichens würdig !
- 22. Quellen http://www.taz.de/regional/nord/nord-aktuell/artikel/1/leuchtturm-elbphilharmonie-bricht-zusammen http://www.taz.de/regional/nord/nord-aktuell/artikel/1/glasmonster-frisst-500-millionen/?type=98 http://www.abendblatt.de/hamburg/article579555/Preis-des-Prestigeprojekts-steigt-weiter.html http://www.welt.de/hamburg/article2251420/Die-vielen-Baustellen-der-Elbphilharmonie.html?page=4#article_readcomments http://www.abendblatt.de/hamburg/article542401/Elbphilharmonie-ein-Jahr-spaeter-fertig-Wer-zahlt.html http://www1.ndr.de/nachrichten/dossiers/elbphilharmonie/hintergrund/elbphilharmonieabc100.html http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elbphilharmonie