Germany – Engineering services – Anbau/Umbau/Erweiterung Grundschule Hohenhameln - Technische Gebäudeausstattung ALG 4+5 und 8

The municipality of Hohenhameln must expand the currently 3-track expanded site of the Hohenhameln primary school to a 4-track capacity and additionally create a spatial offer for full-day care including a canteen. The background to the planning task is the almost simultaneous termination of the school district cooperation for two municipalities of the municipality with the neighbouring city of Peine as well as by the district of Peine for the premises of the full-day care including canteen use in the district-owned school centre in the municipality of Hohenhameln. Starting in the 2027/28 school year, the respective first-graders will additionally be enrolled at the Hohenhameln site, so that full 4-track capacity will be achieved by the 2030/31 school year. There is still a room reserve for an additional classroom in the existing structure, so that temporary room containers will have to be used from the 2028/29 school year onwards. Within the framework of a feasibility study, various options at both primary school sites of the municipality were examined and evaluated. The politically decided result of the attached study represents an option at the Hohenhameln site (re-use of the west wing, replacement new building incl. extension of the north wing, extension of the east wing) and can be used for orientation in the planning. The addition of a canteen recommended in the first version of the feasibility study was politically requested together with full-day care. For this purpose, only the floor plan concept regarding an open full-day school concept was added subsequently. The structural expansion of the school should essentially be limited to the current plot of land, parcel 13/17. The lime tree standing centrally in the schoolyard represents an ideal value and its preservation is desirable but not mandatory. On the eastern adjacent parcel, parcel 13/18, a sufficient area for the optional erection of a 2-court sports hall at a later date must be kept free and, furthermore, a structural connection to the school building must be provided without restructuring the school and care rooms again. The area can be used in full for the temporary provision of room containers during the construction and renovation phase. The services for planning, tendering and erection of the room containers are not part of this planning contract. The northern adjoining parcel 208/13 can be included in the planning for development in the edge area, provided that the use as a football pitch is not impaired. The existing trees are to be preserved ideally. The school building originally dates from the 1930s and was extended on the west wing facing the street by a flat roof extension in 2001. The west wing is two-storey, the east and north wings are single-storey, each with gable roofs. The building-connecting north wing consists on the south side to the schoolyard of an open colonnade, on the north side there are essentially the sanitary facilities as well as caretaker and storage rooms. The north-western part of the building is cellared. The attic of the west wing is accessible by a staircase and is used as a storage room. The insulation of the facades and the roof storey ceilings was successively supplemented in the 2010s. The core substance of the building shows no visible damage and can be reused in principle by adapting/ supplementing the insulation of the building envelope, implementing acoustic ceilings/ elements and renewing the building services. The room programme created by the school sponsor is to be checked in the planning for compliance with current regulatory and legal requirements as well as the school building recommendations and to be taken into account in the planning process after coordination. Technical equipment specialist planning (ALG 4.5 and 8) LPH 1-9 and special services. For more information, see the information on the subject of the service.