Germany – Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services – Planungswettbewerb KITA Max und Moritz Haldensleben

The city of Haldensleben is conducting a realisation competition for the planning of the new construction of the "Max und Moritz" day care centre. The reason for the competition is the dilapidated condition of the existing building. The project is scheduled for implementation in the municipal budget for the years 2029 - 2031 and is to be financed through funds from the urban development programme "Social Cohesion". The three-storey existing building was built in 1985 in large-panel construction ("Plattenbau") as a residential building of type WBS70 and is fully basemented. The elevated ground floor is only accessible via external stairs, which significantly impairs accessibility. The structural distribution of the day care centre (Kita) over three floors impairs day-to-day operations. The new building must be located on the site in such a way that the existing Kita building can be preserved and continue to be used during the construction phase. Therefore, the existing site cannot be built over or used by the new building. The demolition of the existing building and any interim solutions are not part of the competition task. No subsequent use of the existing building is planned. As part of the competition, the new construction of a day care centre including a nursery for 160 children and 27 employees with the following group structure is to be planned: - 6 Kita groups - 3 nursery groups At least one nursery group and one Kita group, including the associated rooms and access, must be designed to be fully accessible. Single and two-storey designs will be evaluated equally. Maximum number of storeys: 2 storeys. In the case of a two-storey design, a passenger lift is required, which should also serve as a goods lift. For the project, a cost estimate of 6,800,000.00 € gross is assumed for cost group 300 + 400 according to DIN 276. The subject of the competition is the new construction of a day care centre. The competition will be conducted as a non-open, single-phase high-rise realisation competition according to RPW 2013 with subsequent negotiation procedure pursuant to Section 14 (4) No. 8 VgV. To find an appropriate solution, a competition with 12 participants according to RPW 2013 with subsequent negotiation procedure (pursuant to Section 14 (4) No. 8 VgV) with the three prizewinners is planned. The realisation competition is aimed at architects and planning offices that employ architects. The planned commissioning will be carried out in stages and will depend on the approval of the funding by the urban development programme "Social Cohesion" of the Federal Government (BWSB). Directly following the competition, the building and interior design services (Section 34 HOAI) will be commissioned for the performance phases 2 to 4. Subsequently, the planning services of the performance phases 5 to 9 are to be commissioned.