Schönau transformed: New beech fire area with a green courtyard planned!

Schönau transformed: New beech fire area with a green courtyard planned!

Mayor Peter Schelshorn reported yesterday in the Schönau Citizens' Hall on the status of the extensive renovation project on the beech fire area. Many interested citizens and representatives of the associations came to the event. Architect Edgar Thoma presented the plans that were developed in close cooperation with the future users of the rooms.

The project pursues the goal of rebuilding and reorganizing existing buildings instead of tearing them down and building them up again. The planned facilities include a four -group daycare center and four additional classrooms for the community school. In addition, a cafeteria that can be used by both school and kindergarten is to be created. In order to improve the parking situation, 50 additional parking spaces are planned, while the route for foot and cycling is also redesigned.

conversion details and new usage concepts

The renovation project includes the dismantling of the existing sports hall to the shell, whereby this is converted into three separate usage buildings. Particularly noteworthy is the planned green inner courtyard, which is supposed to ensure light and air in the middle of the new building.

For barrier -free access, elevators are planned to the kindergartens and the new connection buildings. In addition, the outer walls of the hall are restored to create covered areas, so -called loggies. The daycare itself will have different scope, sleeping places and a children's kitchen, while a green open area between the hall and the existing kindergarten is to be created.

The cafeteria and the kitchen finally find their place in the old hall, which optimizes the short way for kindergarten children. The four classrooms in the connecting construction are each designed for 30 children and offer outside sun protection for the windows. Radon measurements before the start of the work showed values ​​below the defined threshold, so that health concerns do not exist.

sustainable energy concepts

In addition, the buildings are equipped with modern underfloor heating and local heating. Photovoltaic systems are to be installed on the flat roof, whereby the architect has positive experiences with the flexibility of flat roofs with regard to the PV systems.

Roman Roschig from the Schafferer canteen company has provided information about the equipment of the cafeteria, which should ensure high functionality. Due to the planned innovations, the beech fire area not only becomes a center for education and support, but also an important place for the community in Schönau.

For further information on the redesign of the beech fire area, please visit the website of [Thoma Lay Buchler] (https://www.thoma-lay-buchler.de/projekte/neu design-buchenbrandareeal-in-schoenau/).