Tenders Are Invited For Renovation Of Niederberg Comprehensive School: Building And System Automation

Description: The City Of Neukirchen-Vluyn Plans To Extensively Renovate, Renovate And Modernize The Niederberg Municipal Comprehensive School At Tersteegenstrasse 85 And 87 In Neukirchen-Vluyn According To Current Educational Ideas. The Aim Is A Comprehensive School That Has Been Largely Renovated And Modernized And Which Not Only Meets The Current Construction And Operational Requirements, But Also Creates Learning Islands And Lounge Areas For An Individual And Group-Oriented Learning Landscape. The Disciplines Of Inclusion And Social Work Play An Important Role Here, As Does Taking Into Account The Knowledge Gained During The Corona Pandemic, Such As The Requirements For Network Equipment Or The Division Of Grades Through Targeted Partial Closures Of Individual Areas. For This Purpose, Rooms Must Be Relocated And Adapted According To Needs. School Operations Must Be Maintained During The Construction Phase. Parts Of The Building Are Assigned To The Respective Grades. This Allows The Needs Of The Student Groups In Corresponding Years To Be Addressed More Specifically. Even Taking Pandemic-Related Events Into Account, Dividing The Grades Allows Targeted Partial Closure Of Individual Areas; Lessons Can Continue For Unaffected Groups. To Implement The Measure, Classrooms Will Be Partially Relocated Or Their Floor Plan Will Be Optimized (Enlargement Of The Room, Creation Of Learning Islands). The Specialist Rooms Are Also Adapted To The Teaching And Learning Offerings Of The Corresponding Grades. For Example, In Grades 5-7. Viewing Windows And Doors Can Be Set Up Across Classes. Furthermore, An Optimization Of The Spatial Use Of The Teaching Kitchen Is Planned. This Will Be Brought Up To Date With The Current State Of The Art In Consultation With The User In Terms Of Their Requirements. By Specifically Positioning The New Teaching Kitchens In Larger Areas, They Can Also Be Used As A Catering Base For Event Purposes. Formerly In The Remote Building Wing B, The Teaching Kitchen Will Be Relocated To The Ground Floor Area Of ​​Building Wing G With A Direct Connection To The Foyer Area. Structural Measures, Among Other Things: Changing The Floor Plan Layout. Static Interventions, Thus Complex Structural Planning In The Entire Building Complex. A (At Least Visual) Wayfinding System Is Also Being Considered Across Buildings So That Even People Who Are Unfamiliar With The Building Can Get A Quick Overview Of The Layout Of The Building Parts And Find Their Way Around. In This Context, The Gütersloh Model Must Also Be Taken Into Account And Placed In A Design Context To The Overall Architecture. The Comprehensive School Area Should Also Receive An Electronic Locking System. For This Purpose, The Requirements Must Be Coordinated With The User And The Systems Already In Place At The School Center Must Be Taken Into Account. The Renovation Of The Existing Buildings B, C And G Includes Replacing The Drinking Water Network And Modernizing The Electrical System. In Addition, The Surfaces Will Be Modernized In The Form Of New Wall And Floor Coverings. In Addition, The Organization Of The Classrooms Is Adapted To The Needs. For This Purpose, Small Structural Interventions, Such As Breakthroughs, Are Planned. In Order To Improve Thermal Protection In Summer, In Addition To The Roof Renovation, A Venetian Blind System Is Planned. Building C Will Also Receive An Elevator Extension To Enable Barrier-Free Access. It Was Also Determined That The Hourly Toilets In Building Parts B, C And G Are Outdated And In Need Of Renovation. In Building C, The Toilets In The North Wing Have Therefore Been Brought Forward And Are Already Being Renovated. Building G Is To Be Expanded By Annex J. This Includes 3 Floors, Which Contain Additional Classrooms And Computer Science. The Rooms Are Accessed From The Respective Existing Floor. An Elevator Is Also Planned. Escape Takes Place Via An External Fire Escape On The South Side. The Extension Will Be Positioned Away From Building G So That The Classrooms Continue To Be Supplied With Light And Fresh Air. The Extension Is Constructed Of Reinforced Concrete Or Hollow Reinforced Concrete Floorboards. This Allows The Rooms To Be Freely Designed Using Drywall Walls, Which Can Also Be Changed Later If The Needs Of The School Change.