Tenders Are Invited For Construction Work – Request For Participation: Meri-Rastila Multipurpose Building, Basic Improvement And New Building, Project Management Contract

Construction Work – Request For Participation: Meri-Rastila Multipurpose Building, Basic Improvement And New Building, Project Management Contract. The Object Of The Acquisition Is The Basic Improvement And Expansion To Be Carried Out At Jaluspolku 3 In Meri-Rastila. There Is Now A Block Of Flats Completed In 1993 On The Construction Site, Which Houses A School, A Daycare Center And A Youth Center. The Block Also Has A Chapel Built At The Same Time. Both Buildings Were Designed By Architect Kaarlo Leppänen. The Helsinki Parish Association Gave Up The Chapel In 2024 And Sold The Building To The City Of Helsinki. The Ground Of The Construction Site Is Owned By The City. The Project Is Named The Meri-Rastila Multipurpose Building. The Multipurpose Building Will Have Facilities For Basic Education, Early Childhood Education, Pre-School Education And A Playground. In Addition, There Is A Youth Center, A Community Center And Home Care Break Rooms On The Premises. The Number Of Students/Places In The Elementary School And Kindergarten Is 604 And The Staff Is Around 100. The Number Of Customers In The Youth Center And Community Center Varies. The Project Started In 2024 With A General, Two-Phase Architectural Competition Organized By The City. With The Help Of The Competition, We Wanted To Find Out How The Well-Established Building Stock Can Be Used And Preserved Within The Framework Of A Rather Demanding Space Program. The Winner Of The Competition, The Proposal Hand In Hand Saves A Significant Part Of The Existing Building Stock While Introducing A Clear New Layer Of New Architecture. Combining Old And New Serves Well The Goals Of The Regenerating District To Create A Better City For Current Residents And, On The Other Hand, To Create Opportunities For New Residents In Meri-Rastila. The Clear Division Of Spaces Proposed By The Plan And The Internal Logic Of The Building Create Excellent Opportunities For The Development Of Versatile Resident Use. The Multi-Storey Multi-Purpose Building Creates A Beautiful New Facade For The Meri-Rastila Market And Thus Acts As A Reformer Of The Market, An Important Public Space. The Meri-Rastila Multipurpose Building Is Planned To Be Implemented In Two Phases. In The Project That Is Now Being Procured, The Schools Share Includes The Facilities For Grades 1-4 Of The Elementary School As Well As The Expansion Reservation In Accordance With The Project Plan. In Phase 2, Which May Be Acquired Later, The School Must Be Able To Be Expanded Into A Unified Elementary School, Including Teaching Facilities For Grades 1–9 (The Implementation Of Phase 2 Is Not Included In This Tender). In The Planning And Construction Of The Project, Emphasis Should Be Placed On Generally Economical And Long-Lasting Design Solutions And Material Choices: - The Design And Implementation Solutions Are Appropriate In Terms Of Quality And Life Cycle Costs. - The Technical Solutions Are Functional And Based On Knowledge Derived From Experience. - Moisture Technical Risks And Building Physical Properties Are Taken Into Account In The Main Structural Solutions. - Construction Parts With A Shorter Service Life Can Be Renewed/Repaired Without Massive Demolition. The Palette Of Long-Lasting And Maintainable Material Choices Includes: - The Presented Building Materials Are Durable And Compatible. - The Materials Are Easy To Maintain And Maintain. Life Cycle Benefits Include: - Technical

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