Educational institutions
Lesum Park: The area is one of the largest urban development areas in Bremen-North in recent years.
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New building for music school, bank, and REWE supermarket in Bielefeld. The Senne Music School is located in the south of Bielefeld and was founded by music educators Helmut Quakernack and Jürgen Hillbrink. Over the years, it has steadily developed and is now an integral part of the local cultural scene. A new building is planned in the immediate vicinity, which, in addition to an optician and a bakery, will also house the music school – provided that a planned REWE supermarket is built at the rear of the property. The lease agreement with the investor has already been signed, the new premises are specifically tailored to the needs of the music school, and the move from the old gas station building, which is in need of renovation, is imminent. View project
in Selm. The buildings blend harmoniously into the natural surroundings and offer direct views of the adjacent "Zechenbusch" forest. The design is by architect Alexander Benthaus, who is very pleased with the positive interest in the apartments. The new buildings are part of an urban development concept that, in addition to residential use, also includes a daycare center to meet the increasing demand for childcare places in Selm. The project fulfills important social and infrastructural functions and contributes to the sustainable development of the district. View project
Lüerstraße School in Hanover: The new Sophienschule on Lüerstraße replaces the listed building on Seelhorststraße and offers space for 1,368 students and 110 staff members. Modern classrooms, specialist rooms, common areas, an auditorium, a cafeteria, and administrative offices are being built on 11,200 m². The bright, barrier-free building, constructed to passive house standards, promotes communication and provides quiet spaces. A photovoltaic system supplies the sports hall with electricity. View project
New Primary School Construction: The municipality of Ahrensfelde invested approximately €25 million in the construction of a new primary school. In addition to the main building, the new building includes an integrated after-school care center, a cafeteria, and a sports hall. The new building, designed for 720 students, features a facing brick facade with accent brickwork in certain areas. View project
Forum Franklin – Center for Humanistic Lifestyle. The U-shaped new building by KAUPP + FRANCK Architekten GmbH in the Mannheim-Franklin district accommodates all four age groups: In addition to the new community center with youth rooms for the Free Religious Community, it houses a 60-bed nursing home, 37 senior-friendly Service apartments, a senior day care center, and a three-group daycare center. View project
