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Timber module school build using modular system

Zug, CH

The modular construction not only provides a colourful classroom environment, it also has a vibrant facade.

Temporary school building modules using modular system

We developed a new, standardised modular system for temporary school rooms for the canton of Zug. The basic building block is a prefabricated room cell with a floor area of 25 m2. As with all of our modular structures, the development standard is very high. For example, it conforms to the Minergie standard. A classroom with a usable area of 75 m2 comprises three room cells. This allows for various floor plan configurations.

Modul Zug is designed as a living classroom accentuated with strong colours. The school and kindergarten pavilions enable a flexible, rapid response to changing requirements in terms of school, kindergarten and daycare space. The basic modules can be combined according to site-specific requirements over two storeys (extendible to three storeys) in various floor plan layouts.

Portrait Migga Hug Head of GC Services Blumer Lehmann

Migga Hug

Head of GC & TC Services | Architectural planning | Switzerland
Member of the Division Management

+41 71 388 58 23
migga.hug@blumer-lehmann.com
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Project details

Client:
Stadt Zug
Architecture:
Bauart Architekten und Planer AG
Project type:
Education and research, Temporary buildings
Construction type:
Modular construction
Services:
General contractor services (GC)
Construction:
2013
Locality:
Zug
Country:
Switzerland

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This is a temporary construction for the coming years, although this is not obvious even in the interior.

Light-flooded corridor

The interior is also finished with colourful accents.

Blue classroom doors add design accents

The classrooms offer ample space for relaxed learning.

Bright classrooms

The large windows create a pleasant and friendly environment.

Glass doors link interior and exterior spaces