Germany – Metalworking – Neubau Hortgebäude, St.-Jantzen-Ring 3-6, 18106 Rostock - Los 310 - Metallbauarbeiten

The Hanseatic and University City of Rostock plans the new construction of a nursery building. The future development consists of a building with a 2-storey nursery building and a 1-storey canteen extension, both planned without a basement. The nursery building provides space for 176 nursery children and nursery educators in 7 nursery rooms and 2 divisible support rooms. Sanitary facilities are distributed on both floors. The central zones on the ground floor are used for reception and cloakroom cupboards. On the upper floor, there is an additional area for activities here. All levels are accessible without barriers. The nursery building also has a separate courtyard exit with an adjacent outdoor toilet. The nursery and canteen are accessed via a common entrance area. In this central building, WC facilities including a barrier-free WC are accessible. The barrier-free WC is also equipped with a shower area. The canteen is available in particular to the primary school pupils of the Schmarler Grundschule and is operated via the central midday catering of the Hanseatic City of Rostock. The serving kitchen then caters to approximately 320 users. Use of the canteen room within school operations and for events of the nursery should be possible. The roofs of the building sections house the associated ventilation and cooling systems. The roof area of the nursery is accessed via the emergency staircase. The roof receives extensive green roofing as a retention roof. The canteen roof also receives a PV system, also with roof greening. The exterior landscaping includes green spaces and paths taking into account the access to the sports hall and areas for the fire department. Car parks for cars, some with ELT charging stations (preparation only), are arranged in front of the main entrance. Bike parking is distributed on the site.