ENGLISH HOME PAGE CONTACT DOWNLOADS SUPPORT COMPANIES SERVICES PROJECTS CAREER NEWS International School Seeheim-Jugenheim Client: District Committee of the Darmstadt-Dieburg district Architect: Angela Fritsch Architects BDA TGA costs net € 1,680,000.00 Period of performance: 2008 to 2012 Services: Planning and property monitoring, sanitary technology, heating technology, ventilation technology, electrical engineering, communications technology, conveyor technology, measurement, control and regulation technology, building automation Award: DGNB preliminary certificate in silver The Seeheim-Jugenheim school complex, laid out in the middle of a wooded area in the 1950s, was supplemented by a new pentagonal building. ZWP Ingenieur-AG planned the technical building equipment for the new building between 2008 and 2012. An innovative combination of energy concept, use of daylight and flexible learning and living space was the main idea behind the project. The three-storey building is accessed via a spacious atrium. The hall is illuminated with daylight. Transparent, pneumatic air cushions under the roof, which allow a view of the sky, surprise with their ingenious construction. If necessary, shade is provided by internal, electronically controlled sun protection sails, which are guided under the roof on tensioned steel cables. The thermals of the atrium naturally ensure a pleasant room climate, even on hot days, as the heat cushions under the roof are ventilated via ventilation flaps in the roof plinth and fresh air flows in via the entrance areas directly from the neighboring coniferous forest. Read more Photos: © Solveig Böhl (ZWP Ingenieur-AG) Further data / useful information Award: DGNB preliminary certificate in silver www.dgnb-system.de Previous project next project Back to overview BRANCHES Dresden Berlin Bochum | Construction management Hamburg Cologne Innovation | Cologne Munich Stuttgart Wiesbaden NEWSLETTER Subscribe now STAY IN CONTACT imprint Data protection This website does not use cookies.