#14 Historical Envelopes – Aerogel-Plaster on the Mathildenhöhe in Darmstadt

How can modern construction technology help to energetically renovate listed buildings without altering their historical character? In this episode of Architektourist, we examine the technical aspects of the facade renovation of the exhibition building on the Mathildenhöhe in Darmstadt. Aerogel-Dämmputz Fixit 222 by Hasit was used here. Martin Winter from Hasit explains the properties of this building material and provides insights into its practical application in listed buildings. The episode highlights the critical importance of material selection when renovating cultural monuments and the role innovative building materials can play in this process.

Expert in this episode: Martin Winter – Sales Consultant at Hasit

Further links: Client/Promoter: Eigenbetrieb Immobilienmanagement, Wissenschaftsstadt Darmstadt Architecture: schneider+schumacher oject-details/403-ausstellungsgebaeude-mathildenhoehe/), Frankfurt
On the Mathildenhöhe used materials from Hasit
Product page for Aerogel render Hasit Fixit 222
Executing company: Malerwerkstätten Mensinger, Frankfurt/M.
Contact Hasit consultants for further technical information

Cover image: Alexandra Busch

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