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High-purity germanium (HPGe) detectors used for low-background gamma rayspectrometry are usually operated under either a fairly low overburden of theorder of one meter of water equivalent (mw.e.) or a high overburden of theorder of 100mw.e. or more, e.g. in specialized underground laboratories. TheDortmund Low Background Facility (DLB) combines the advantages of bothapproaches. The artificial overburden of 10mw.e. already shields the hadroniccomponent of cosmic rays. The inner shielding, featuring a state-of-the-artneutron shielding and an active muon veto, enables low-background gamma rayspectrometry at an easy-accessible location at the campus of the TechnischeUniversit\"at Dortmund.  The integral background count rate between 40keV and 2700keV is2.528+-0.004counts/kg/minute. This enables activity measurements of primordialradionuclides in the range of some 10mBq/kg within a week of measurement time.

The Dortmund Low Background Facility - Low-Background Gamma Ray Spectrometry with an Artificial Overburden