The German House is the main meeting point and thus a centrepiece of Germany's presence at the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Every two years since 1988 (for both the summer and winter editions of the Games), athletes and their families, business partners, journalists and representatives from politics and society as well as other nations such as Switzerland and Austria have come together here under one roof to celebrate the world's biggest sporting event.
Since 2017, PROPROJEKT, together with AS+P, has been responsible for the planning and realisation of the German House in PyeongChang 2018 as well as the planning, tendering and awarding of the German House Tokyo 2020. The focus was on customising the project to the local conditions and specific needs of Team D, Team D Paralympics and its large number of partners.
Building on the successful work in South Korea and Japan, the partnership with Deutsche Sport Marketing GmbH has been expanded and PROPROJEKT and AS+P are also taking over the planning coordination for the German Houses in Paris 2024 and Milan-Cortina 2026.
In Paris 2024, the largest German House of all time will open its doors to Team Germany and its fans in the Stade Jean Bouin in the immediate vicinity of two Olympic sports venues. Hospitality areas, media facilities, a training centre for the athletes and a publicly accessible Fan Zone inside the stadium will be temporarily constructed, allowing to welcome up to 4,500 people per day
Parallel to the preparations for the German House Paris 2024, planning work is already underway for the next German House as part of the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Milan-Cortina 2026.
PROPROJEKT supports the planning process from site selection to realisation and is responsible for the coordination of all structural installation and conversion measures. Particular focus lies on bringing together the requirements of all project participants and coordinating with the property owners, public authorities and the organising committees of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Team Deutschland / AS+P