More space for primary school

In just under nine months, Blumer Lehmann, as general contractor, planned and implemented an extension in modular timber design for Unter Birken Primary School in Cologne.

An extension with classrooms was constructed in the schoolyard. Its architecture blends in with the existing building and is flexible enough to be used subsequently at a different location if necessary.

Modular timber construction was chosen due to the short construction time and the required versatility of the structure. Sustainable construction allows for ideal integration into the existing setting and is also particularly cost-effective.

The compact, two-storey structure with a sloping pitch roof is accessed via arcades. This type of access is cost-effective, beneficial in terms of fire protection, and sustainable, as it saves on additional building mass.

The modular construction offers state-of-the-art technology, a ventilation system, photovoltaic system and heat pump, as well as network technology and digital whiteboards in all classrooms.

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Alexander Holl

Head of Sales | Planning | Timber and Modular Construction | Germany
Grafschaft Location Manager

+49 2225 91130 - 10
alexander.holl@blumer-lehmann.com
Interior view of the cloakroom in modular timber construction

The wood used in the timber modules ensures a pleasant indoor climate and captures carbon dioxide.

Access to the school building via arcades

The school building is accessed via an arcade, which saves on building mass and provides adequate fire protection.

Access to the school building via arcades

The school building is accessed via an arcade, which saves on building mass and provides adequate fire protection.

Modular timber construction extension for Unter Birken Primary School

The timber facade offers a variety of layout options and also provides thermal insulation.