Friedrich-Ebert-Schule / kreiling rosner architekten

  • 13 Feb 2013
  • Educational Selected Works
© Ralf Heidenreich

Architects: kreiling rosner architekten
Location: Giessen,
Year: 2012
Photographs: Ralf Heidenreich

© Ralf Heidenreich

The new school complex combines three units: Acanteen, a science section and a roofed break area. The buildingwas erected on the foundation of an old non-rehabilitable buildingthus covering the complete surface of the original former structure. Areas not being accommodated are added to the roofed break room. The spacious perron interlocks the latter with the adjacent schoolyard. The columns of the roof overhang negate their structural  function. Rather resemblingplayground equipmentthey enhancethe connection of both areas turning itinto an attractive, connected space for breaks.

© Ralf Heidenreich

The building’s wall base is colouredwith individual coloured areas. Its’ height is differentiated to different building edgessuch as window back, window lintel, eave, or construction joint between theexisting and thenew building.

© Ralf Heidenreich
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