Tenders Are Invited For Construction Work For Art And Cultural Buildings – Culture/Monastery/Kyritz Lot K017 Painting Work

Construction Work For Art And Cultural Buildings – Culture/Monastery/Kyritz Lot K017 Painting Work. The Wall And Ceiling Surfaces Consist Predominantly Of Clay Plaster, Both From The Existing Building And From Newly Made Additions. The Historical Clay Plaster Essentially Dates Back To The 18Th And 19Th Centuries And Has Remnants Of Glue On The Wall And Ceiling Surfaces. - Testing And Preparation Of The Substrates (Mainly Clay Plasters) Including Cleaning, Consolidation, If Necessary Careful Post-Processing - Preservation And Integration Of Existing Historical Surfaces - Paintwork Reworking Of The Clay Plaster Surfaces, Taking Into Account Material Compatibility - Execution Of Painting Systems Based On Traditional Materials Quantities: - Approx. 600 M2 Ceiling Surfaces (Sometimes Removing Paint, Sometimes Preparing, Sometimes Filling Defects, Priming, Reversible Primer Coat, Reversible Paint) - Approx. 900 M2 Of Interior Plastering Surfaces (Partially Preparing, Partly Cleaning, Partly Filling Defects, Priming, Reversible Primer Coat, Reversible Paint) - Approx. 200 M2 Of Wood Painting (Partially Removing Old Paint, Preparation, Oil Painting) - Approx Repair The Joints And Lime Glaze. In Addition, The Measure Includes Painting All Wooden Components In The Interior, Unless They Have Already Been Finished By The Carpenter. This Applies In Particular To The Interior Doors (Including Frames And Cladding) And The Stairs (Railings, Handrails, Steps And Risers If Necessary). The Planned Overall Construction Project Is The Conversion Of The Cloister Wing Of The Former Monastery (Existing Building) Into A Museum. At The Same Time, A New Building (Event Building With Connectors) Will Be Built Next To It. The Building Plot Is Located In Kyritz In The Old Town Kyritz Monument Area And The Old Town Kyritz Ground Monument. Extensive Painting Work Needs To Be Carried Out On Walls, Ceilings And Wooden Surfaces In The Historic Retreat Wing. The Building Has A Total Of Approx. 600 M2 Of Ceiling Areas And Approx. 800 M2 Of Interior Plastering Areas. The Focus Of The Measure Is The Painterly Revision Of The Existing Historical Surfaces, Taking Into Account Monument Preservation Requirements And Using Traditional Craft Techniques.