Marshall-Haus
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| Georg C. Marshall-Haus | US exhibition pavillon at German industrial trade show Berlin 10/1950, named after fromer US Foreign Minister, General Georg C. Marshall |
| Builder | HICOG (High Commissioner for Germany) |
| Architect | Bruno Grimmek, Director at Senator of Building and Housing |
| Start of planning | 18 June 1950 |
| Laying of the foundation stone | 26 July 1950 |
| Completion | 30. Sep 50 |
| Opening | 01 October 1950 |
| Monument conservation | since 1988 |
| Decision on revitalisation | Okt 07 |
| Planning/tender/authorisation | 02.07.2008 |
| Gutting/construction work | 04.08.2008 |
| Official reopening | 13 October 2008 |
| Hall | 607 m² |
| Clearance height / max. construction height | 7.95 m / 6.45m |
| Clearance height below the gallery / max. construction height | 3.37 m / 2.90m |
| media connections are available | x |
| Cinema auditorium | 165.73 m² |
| Clearance height / max. construction height | 4.28m / 3.50 m |
| media connections are available | x |
| Terrace | 85 m² |
| Balcony | 84 m² |
| Gallery | 452 m² |
| Clearance height / max. construction height | 4.20m / 3.70 m |
| Elevated gallery | 247.64 m² |
| Clearance height / max. construction height | 3.57 m / 3.10 m |
The Marshall-Haus occupies a central location on the Exhibition Grounds, providing quick and easy access to surrounding halls. A range of other interesting uses are provided by the adjoining Summer Garden and the nearby Press Centre in Hall 6.3.
An elevator is available to enable disabled people to gain access to the top floor.
Limited parking is available immediately next to the Marshall-Haus.
