Germany – Engineering services – Neubau einer 2-zügigen Grundschule mit Erweiterungsmöglichkeit auf 4-Zügigkeit in der VG Rhein-Selz

The municipality of Rhein-Selz plans to shape the future educational landscape and intends to build a modern, two-track primary school in hybrid timber construction, including a school sports hall. The building should be designed from the outset in such a way that a later expansion to a four-track system is both structurally and functionally feasible. In particular, the site layout should take into account a future expansion in such a way that disruptions to ongoing school operations are minimized. Another central aspect of the planning is the proactive consideration of a comprehensive media introduction, which covers both the current new build and the possible expansion. Furthermore, sustainability aspects, such as rainwater management, are an integral part of the planning, without a specific certification (BNB, DGNB, etc.) being prescribed. The location of the school is fixed. The new building will be constructed on plots 261 and 262 in Dalheim, Dexheimer Straße (K39). The areas are currently used for agricultural purposes. The project's goal is to create a modern learning and living space that meets current educational requirements. The construction project will be carried out in accordance with the school construction guidelines of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate and will be guided by the following principles:

- Sustainability: Realisation of an ecologically and economically exemplary building with a focus on energy efficiency, longevity and low life cycle costs.

- Accessibility: Ensuring inclusive access to all facilities and offerings for children, teachers and visitors with and without disabilities.

- Modern pedagogy: Creation of flexible and adaptable spatial concepts that optimally support cooperative learning forms, differentiated teaching and digital media.

- User participation: Active and structured involvement of all relevant user groups (school management, teaching staff, works council, student council, etc.) throughout the entire planning and construction process.

The planning includes, among other things, a teaching kitchen for home economics lessons, a tea kitchen for the teaching staff, and a canteen with a fresh kitchen. All requirements of the Z-Bau and the school construction guidelines must be observed. For further information, please refer to the attachments (Attachment 11_ ZHE_Central_Building_Decree_FM_241217, Attachment 12_VV_Construction_of_Schools_and_Promotion_of_School_Construction_2024 and Attachment 13_250617_School_Construction_Compendium). Compliance with the solar obligation in Rhineland-Palatinate is a binding part of the planning requirements. All new buildings must be planned, taking into account the requirements of the State Building Code or the State Solar Law, so that photovoltaic and/or solar thermal systems can be installed, as far as this is technically and economically feasible. A web-based project communication management system (PKMS) will be used for the project process, which will be provided by the client and ensure the secure exchange of project-related data and documents.