The creation of experiential spaces and diverse spatial and lighting qualities for the kindergarten is the main focus. A simple, rhythmic, and modular construction method is applied with regard to prefabrication, construction time, and costs. The aim was to ensure uniformity among the groups while allowing group rooms to be extended into outdoor spaces. Nature should be perceptible to the children even indoors through glazing and views of the outside.
In terms of sustainability and ecological construction, wood is the predominant material, but it is creatively varied in structure and form.
The creation of experiential spaces and diverse spatial and lighting qualities for the kindergarten is the main focus. A simple, rhythmic, and modular construction method is applied with regard to prefabrication, construction time, and costs. The aim was to ensure uniformity among the groups while allowing group rooms to be extended into outdoor spaces. Nature should be perceptible to the children even indoors through glazing and views of the outside.
In terms of sustainability and ecological construction, wood is the predominant material, but it is creatively varied in structure and form.
To easily meet the building physics requirements, the ceiling is designed as a hybrid ceiling. Low heating and operating costs are ensured by adhering to the energy standard of a passive house and the building structures. The building’s energy concept is based on the idea of creating an efficient and sustainable overall system. In winter, solar gains contribute significantly to reducing heating demand.
Together with the building technology concept—including an ice storage system and a photovoltaic system—the criteria for “klimaaktiv Gold” certification were met.
