Tenders Are Invited For Construction Work – Renovation Of Bøgehøjgård - Tender For Main Contract

Construction Work – Renovation Of Bøgehøjgård - Tender For Main Contract. Helsingør Municipality Wants To Modernize The Existing Care Center Bøgehøjgård And Transform It Into A Residential Facility In Accordance With §107 And §108 Of The Service Act. The Housing Offer Must Create A New Framework For People With Mental And Physical Challenges. The Common Thread In The Project Is That Here The Aim Is Not Only To Create A Place To Live, But A Place Where You Can - With Support - Shape Your Own Life. The Project Is Based On Helsingør Municipalitys Disability Policy, Where It Is A Fundamental Ambition That Citizens With Disabilities Have The Opportunity To Live An Independent And Meaningful Life And To Be Part Of Both Neighbourhoods, Local Urban Environments And Communities - To The Extent That They Want It. The Housing Offer Must Therefore Support Both Privacy, Safety And Access To Communities, As Well As Create A Framework That Opens Up To The Surrounding Community Rather Than Closing In On Itself. The Project Is Also Based On The Recovery Mindset, Where Hope, Dreams And Development Are At The Center. This Calls For Architecture That Balances Privacy And Community, And That Supports Both Security, Homeliness And Well-Being. Emphasis Is Placed On The Physical Framework Reducing Barriers – Both Physical, Psychological And Social – And Contributing To Real Accessibility For Citizens With Different Needs. Bøgehøjgård Is A Four-Storied Building From 1973, Built In Bright Yellow Brickwork With A Red Tiled Roof And Wooden Windows. The Building Consists Of A Main Building And Three Smaller Ones, Which Surround An Atrium Courtyard As A Unifying Center. The Main Building Contains Administration, Staff Facilities And Three Larger Common Rooms. The Three Smaller Ones Today Consist Of 48 Homes With Entrances From Long Corridors Along The Atrium Courtyard. All Homes Have Access To A Smaller Private Area Naturally Bounded By The Buildings Walls. The Building Has A Full Basement Under The Main Building As Well As Installation Corridors/Crawl Under Parts Of The Other Building. During The Renovation And Conversion To Housing, The Buildings Existing Framework Will Undergo A Series Of Comprehensive Energy And Modernization Measures. The Tile Roof Is Being Replaced With A Fixed Sub-Roof, Including Partial Reuse Of Existing Tiles Towards The Atrium Courtyard. The Floor Separation Is Re-Insulated, And A Mechanical Ventilation System Is Established. Gutters And Downspouts Are Replaced And Supplemented. All External Windows And Doors Are Replaced With New Wooden/Wooden Windows With 3-Layer Energy Glazing, And New External Doors Are Established With Access To The Housing Offers Three Living Groups. Existing Brickwork And Plinth Are Inspected And Repaired As Necessary. Internally, Walls Are Demolished And Adapted, New Doorways And New Walls Are Established, Including Apartment Partitions. A New Water And Heating System Will Be Installed Throughout The Building, And All Ceilings And Floors Will Be Replaced. Existing And New Walls Are Painted. The Existing 48 Homes And The Managers Home Will Be Combined, So That Three Smaller Homes Will Be Converted Into Two Larger Ones. After The Conversion, The Development Will Contain A Total Of 34 Homes, Including 4 Accessible Homes, Distributed Among The Living Groups. The Future Homes Are Furnished And