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The State Building Authority of Passau intends to award the following professional services: Structural design services for the refurbishment and conversion of the Straubing Carmelite Monastery into a higher education institution with offices and seminar rooms for the Technical University of Munich Campus Straubing. The former Carmelite Monastery of Straubing is to be refurbished and converted into a higher education institution with offices and seminar rooms for the Technical University of Munich Campus Straubing. The listed monastery complex is located on the right side of the Danube in the old settlement core from Roman and early medieval times, in the block between Albrechtsgasse, Fürstenstraße, Burggasse and Hofstatt. For the monastery with the existing monastery cell structure, a conversion as a higher education institution with offices and seminar rooms or lecture halls (especially on the ground floor) is planned and will be refurbished accordingly for the intended use. The State Building Authority of Passau has received the order to prepare the project document (PU) for the conversion of the Carmelite Monastery. The order includes the monastery building including basement rooms. The existing building structure mainly houses offices and administration rooms for professorships of the Technical University of Munich and its employees as well as seminar rooms. In addition, there are rooms for further (foreign) use (crib on the ground floor, living and social rooms in the second floor). OG for the Congregation). No specific use is currently planned for the attic. The possibility of implementing installations in the attic, which include uses of usable area 7 (storage rooms) or subordinate technical areas (connection room solar system), will probably still be discussed in the further planning process. According to the current state of affairs, the following rooms are not or only to a limited extent suitable for university use due to their valuable equipment or their sacred inventory: The monastery library sacristy (two rooms) treasury on the part of the Carmelite Order is intended to maintain pastoral care at the Straubing site in the future. For this purpose, the space requirement is expressed by the Order, which is as follows: 3 rooms with work and sleeping area, if necessary with its own wet room (alternatively: Shared bathroom) 1 to 2 guest rooms either with wet room or with shared bathroom Kitchen with dining area for 5 to 6 people Living room for brothers and guests Consideration is given to meeting the space requirements in the western wing on the 2nd floor of the monastery building. An extension of the currently not expanded attic for seminar rooms or the like is not possible for reasons of historical preservation. However, in the future, the premises could be considered as storage rooms in compliance with fire protection regulations. Future use of the basement rooms is questionable due to the damp masonry. NUF 1 ­ 6 = 2,269 m2 Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

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