Global and tripartite look. Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
10/08/2021.
[Herrenberg] Germany
metalocus, INÉS LALUETA
metalocus, INÉS LALUETA
Taking as project leitmotif: "Three functions - three houses", the German architecture firm DREI ARCHITEKTEN has designed a complex consisting of a primary school, a kindergarten and a multipurpose room, in the city of Haslach a small city in the Black Forest in the district Ortenaukreis, Baden-Württemberg in south-western Germany.
The complex blends in with its residential environment using a gabled roof, whose scale and typology kindly dialogue with the surrounding residential environment.
The complex blends in with its residential environment using a gabled roof, whose scale and typology kindly dialogue with the surrounding residential environment.
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Site plan. Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN.
Ground floor plan. Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN.
First floor plan. Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN.
Section floor plan. Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN.
North elevation. Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN.
West elevation. Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN.
South elevation. Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN.
East elevation. Primary School and Kindergarden by DREI ARCHITEKTEN.
The building was designed by DREI ARCHITEKTEN following the leitmotiv "three functions - three houses," allowing the different uses to be visible in the body of the building.
At the heart of the building, light becomes the protagonist. A two storey hall with an open staircase flooded with light connects the teaching areas. The wide, natural lit hallways serve as open learning as well as lounge areas, which are meant to encourage the personal exchange between the pupils.
At the heart of the building, light becomes the protagonist. A two storey hall with an open staircase flooded with light connects the teaching areas. The wide, natural lit hallways serve as open learning as well as lounge areas, which are meant to encourage the personal exchange between the pupils.
Project description by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
In the Herrenberg district of Haslach, in between residential housing and a field of orchards, right next to a nursery school, a new two-storey building housing three different functions was created. Primarily, it will serve as the replacement for the Haslach Primary School but also as an extension to the adjacent nursery school and a multi-purpose space.
Following the leitmotiv "three functions - three houses," the different uses are visible in the building´s body. The pitched roof enhances the structure of the building, while also adapting to the scale of the surrounding roofscape. The timber-clad building complex sets clear boundaries to the North and West, while enclosing the exterior space serving as the schoolyard.
At the heart of the building, a two storey hall with an open staircase flooded with light connects the teaching areas. The wide, natural lit hallways serve as open learning as well as lounge areas, which are meant to encourage the personal exchange between the pupils.
More information
Architects
DREI ARCHITEKTEN. 1st. Price in competition.
Project team
Project management.- Harald Konsek, Jan-Henrik Liebersbach. Outdoor facilities.- Susanne Konsek.
Collaborators
Structural Planning.- Dipl.-Ing. (Fh) Benz Gmbh. Hls Planning.- Iwp Ingenieurbüro Für Systemplanung Gmbh. Electrical Planning.- Bagusat Elektro- Und Lichtplanung Gmbh. Building Physics.- Bauphysik Finkenberger + Kollegen. Fire Protection.- Sinfiro Gmbh & Co. Kg. Geologe.-. Büro Für Geologie Und Umweltfragen. Outdoor Facilities (From Lph 5).- Ibb Wörn Ingenieure Gmbh. Kitchen Planner.- Ibg Engineering Office Architecture And Commercial Kitchen Planning. Sigeko.- Weber.Ingenieure Gmbh.
Client
City of Herrenberg.
Area
GFA.- 1,911 sqm.
BRI.- 9,540 cbm.
BRI.- 9,540 cbm.
Dates
Project start.- March 2018. Construction permit.- October 2018. Start of construction.- March 2019. Completion.- December 2020.
Venue / location
Hornbergstrasse 7. 71083 Herrenberg, Germany.
Photography
Christian Vogel, Harald Konsek, Rainer Streule. Drei Architekten
Harald Konsek, born in Leonberg in 1961, he grew up in Flacht. 1984-1990 he studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart with a diploma. Since 1990 he has been working for DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Since 1993 he has been a member of the Chamber of Architects of Baden-Württemberg. 1995 - 2000 Professor of Design at the University of Stuttgart. Partner of DREI ARCHITEKTEN since 2014. Member of the Association of German Architects (BDA) since 2017.
Rainer Streule, born in Mannheim in 1976, grew up in Mannheim and Waldkirch. 1998-2004 he studied architecture at Kaiserslautern Technical University with a diploma. 2000-2004 he Worked at Kaiserslautern Technical University, teaching areas of building construction 1 and design, as well as urban planning and design. 2004 - 2007 Collaboration at Atelier Krischanitz, at Oliver Schwarz Architekten and A2017 Architekten in Zurich. 2007 - 2013 Member of the Swiss Association of Engineers and Architects (SIA). Since 2007 member of the Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Architects. Since 2007 collaboration with DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Since 2014 Partner of DREI ARCHITEKTEN. The expert judge in competitions since 2018.
Christian Vogel, born in Kirchheim unter Teck in 1968, grew up in Brazil, Germany and the USA 1990-1997 studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart, at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, USA and at the Technical University of Munich with a diploma. 1997 - 1998 Participation in Ziltz + Partner in Esslingen and Hartwig N. Schneider in Stuttgart. Member of the Chamber of Architects of Baden-Württemberg since 1999. Employee at DREI ARCHITEKTEN since 1999. Partner at DREI ARCHITEKTEN since 2014.
Rainer Streule, born in Mannheim in 1976, grew up in Mannheim and Waldkirch. 1998-2004 he studied architecture at Kaiserslautern Technical University with a diploma. 2000-2004 he Worked at Kaiserslautern Technical University, teaching areas of building construction 1 and design, as well as urban planning and design. 2004 - 2007 Collaboration at Atelier Krischanitz, at Oliver Schwarz Architekten and A2017 Architekten in Zurich. 2007 - 2013 Member of the Swiss Association of Engineers and Architects (SIA). Since 2007 member of the Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Architects. Since 2007 collaboration with DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Since 2014 Partner of DREI ARCHITEKTEN. The expert judge in competitions since 2018.
Christian Vogel, born in Kirchheim unter Teck in 1968, grew up in Brazil, Germany and the USA 1990-1997 studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart, at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, USA and at the Technical University of Munich with a diploma. 1997 - 1998 Participation in Ziltz + Partner in Esslingen and Hartwig N. Schneider in Stuttgart. Member of the Chamber of Architects of Baden-Württemberg since 1999. Employee at DREI ARCHITEKTEN since 1999. Partner at DREI ARCHITEKTEN since 2014.
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