From space requirements to the award: development over time
2007
Detailed analysis by the State of Hessen of the spatial requirements with regard to HEUREKA: additional space required totals just short of 5,000 sqm (HIS 1)
2008
HfG satellite concept at the harbor
2009
> First draft
> K1 expert opinion on the suitability of the sites
> First site-neutral registration of requirements by the HfG
> Resolution by the Senate and Executive Board in favor of the new building
2010
> Endowed professorship for creativity in an urban context
> New building concept in construction phases
2011
> Demand for “Space Space Space!” in the annual report
> Foundation of the Future Lab at the HfG
2012
> Second site-neutral report on requirements
> Request from the State of Hessen: revisit the opportunities for expansion and renovation on the existing site
> K1 expert opinion for modernization and expansion: cost estimated at EUR 88 million excluding land costs
2013
> Concept for an expandable initial construction phase on the church site with costs of EUR 20 million (excluding land costs)
> Public panel discussion in the Bora Assembly Hall in Offenbach with Tarek Al-Wazir
2014
Mainviertel GmbH & Co. KG begins marketing building plots 9a and b and offers the State of Hessen a new, equally suitable option (somewhat cheaper) with building plots 10 and 11.
2015
Decision in principle: EUR 90 million from the HEUREKA II budget
2016
> Symposium: “A 21st-century academy of art”, and HfG General Student Committee lecture series: “What to build?”
> Excursion by the HfG Future Lab to Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK)
2019
Acquisition of the harbor plot
2020
Funding available for the new building increased by EUR 50 million
2021
Project follow-up with final appraisal of spatial requirements
2022
Launch of international architecture competition
2023
Jury and award procedure