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Kindergarten Lanzendorf – Progress on the interior

Now that the technical building services (TBS) have completed their work on the internal walls, the drywall construction walls have been quickly closed to allow the floor structure to be installed. Both floors have already been backfilled and impact sound … Continued

Kindergarten Lanzendorf – Structural work completed

We have already reached the first milestones and the progress on the Lanzendorf kindergarten project is evident. The structural work on our new building has been successfully, completed and the recently installed windows provide plenty of daylight and a bright … Continued

Kindergarten Lanzendorf

Project information

Procedure
Competition
Client
Municipality Lanzendorf
Obere Hauptstraße 36-38
2826 Lanzendorf
Principal
Municipality Lanzendorf
Obere Hauptstraße 36-38
2826 Lanzendorf
Address
Eichenstraße, 2326 Lanzendorf
Start of planning
09/2022
Start of construction works
03/2024
Completion
06/2025
Construction costs
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Size of order
General planning

The municipality of Lanzendorf is planning a new kindergarten due to the increasing number of young children. The aim of the design is to create a building optimised for children and their needs, which will retain these qualities in the event of an extension or internal restructuring. The kindergarten is situated in a quiet location close to the sports facilities and the Lanzendorf railway station.

The interior of the building follows a clear zoning: The group of ancillary rooms along the street front accompanies the development axis and is interrupted by the main entrance. The access axis with integrated staircase connects the entrance with the cloakrooms oriented towards the open space. The kindergarten is surrounded by differently designed open spaces. While the zone in front of the main entrance with its square-like design thematises the transition to the public space, the play area is designed as a green space for a variety of activities. The garden is in turn structured into different zones. A highlight is the connecting ramp from the ground floor to the ground floor, which allows for a wide variety of play activities. On the street side, the design is dominated by a closed façade with an entrance niche individually designed by the kindergarten children and a generous façade opening on the upper floor. The garden side presents itself as open and close to nature with the covered terraces and the glass fronts of the group rooms. The extensive green roof underlines this effect. All interior spaces are designed with strong references to the outside. Views and pathways give the rooms an open, communicative atmosphere.