Germany – Architectural, engineering and planning services – Fachplanungsleistungen der Technischen Ausrüstung für die Anlagengruppe 410 / 420 / 430 und 480 im Rahmen der Kernsanierung der Sporthalle des Burggymnasiums in 61169 Friedberg

Planned construction method: for the "comprehensive renovation of the sports hall and the redesign of the outdoor area": The Burggymnasium has a single-court sports hall that was built approximately 50 years ago. Due to its age-related structural and technical condition, a comprehensive renovation is necessary. The sports hall is located on a listed property and is surrounded by listed buildings. Close cooperation with the heritage preservation authority is required for the facade design to comply with the preservation guidelines. The aim of the project is the complete core renovation of the hall to improve its functionality, safety, and energy efficiency while taking heritage preservation considerations into account. The sports hall includes, among other things, the hall itself with one sports court, two changing rooms, two sanitary facilities, a changing room for teachers, and a storage/equipment room. During the initial project phases, it will be examined whether the floor plan of the ancillary rooms can be modified to create two teachers' changing rooms, if possible. Further floor plan modifications are conceivable and will be examined. As part of the core renovation, it is likely that all building components down to the load-bearing structure will be dismantled. Among other things, the roof structure, the facade including the windows, the wall and floor constructions, etc., as well as all technical systems, will be renewed after inspection. A preliminary, random sample survey for pollutants was conducted. The corresponding documents are attached and serve as an initial guide. However, it is important to emphasize that these results represent only a preliminary assessment and do not replace a complete site investigation. A comprehensive and proper investigation is therefore still required for sound planning. The structure was examined by a commissioned structural engineer. He concluded that the building's load-bearing structure is in good structural condition....