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Timber classrooms for cantonal school

Baden, CH

A compact construction that resolves the shortage of space.

Modular and prefabricated construction – the flexible solution for the cantonal school’s temporary classrooms

The temporary school building in Baden was intended to meet a short-term requirement for more space. The temporary structure was designed for a period of use of 5 to 8 years to provide sufficient time to plan and deliver new site solutions. The occupier imposed the same requirements as a permanent building in terms of indoor climate, structural engineering, acoustics and energy efficiency. The basic building block is a prefabricated room cell with a floor area of 31.5 m2 (3.50 m -10.50 m). The room cells are connected using a demountable assembly system to ensure easy removal and re-usability of the modules.

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:
Kanton Aargau
Architecture:
Blumer-Lehmann AG
Project type:
Education and research, Temporary buildings
Construction type:
Modular construction
Services:
JC
Construction:
2012
Locality:
Baden
Country:
Switzerland
The photograph shows the wide steps to the Baden cantonal school

Staircase, temporary building, Baden cantonal school

A view of the classroom furnishings.

View of a classroom

The entrance area impresses with its abundance of light and bright colour scheme.

Eye-catching colour scheme in the entrance area and corridor

Photograph of a Baden cantonal school classroom

Standard classroom equipment and furniture