Tenders Are Invited For City Of Löhne, Conversion Of The Train Station To The 3Rd Location - Heat Supply Systems/Heating Work

The City Of Löhne Intends To Convert The Reception Building At Löhne Train Station Into A “Third Location”. The Reception Building Of Löhne Train Station, Which Is Partly Protected As A Monument, Was Built In 1913. It Is A Large Building Made Up Of Several Components With A Central Reception Hall, Which Is Adjoined By A Two-Story East Wing And A Two-Story West Wing, Which Housed Former Service Rooms, Waiting Rooms For Various Classes, Rooms For Post, Customs And Police As Well As The Heads Living Quarters. The Areas Of The Former Waiting Rooms And The West Wing Have A Basement. The Building Was Constructed Of Dark Red Brick; The Individual Components Have Hipped And Gable Roofs. The Facades Are Subtly Structured By Pilaster Strips And Cornices. The Gable Side With The Main Entrance Is Particularly Highlighted Through The Use Of Decorative Stream Stone Associations And A Lively Designed Gable Cornice.