Architectural services according to HOAI property planning § 33 et seq. - St. Leonhard-Gymnasium, Jesuiten Straße 9-11, 52062 Aachen - Conversion from G8 to G9: Increase of the canteen Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

As part of the transition from G8 to G9, a feasibility study was carried out to examine the possibilities for maintaining the threefoldness of the grammar school. In addition to some conversions in the existing old building, the study showed that changes must be made to the canteen building. This includes a structural extension, which is formulated as the following measures: - An extension on the roof terrace of the new building (Mensa) for a self-learning center Built in 2010-12, the canteen building was built by pbs architekten after winning a planning competition in 2009. The building was awarded the NRW School Building Award in 2013 and the BDA Aachen Award for Good Buildings in 2014, which is why it is not to be regarded as a routine canteen building and copyright is to be recognised. The planned extension should preferably be carried out on two floors. Thus, in addition to a self-learning center in the 1. OG further usable area in the 2. Upper floor are created (approx. 188 sqm GFA / per floor). The idea of a structural connection between the main building and the cafeteria building must be examined. Thus, a walk independent of the weather could be created, which shortens the paths and makes everyday school life easier. In the implementation of the project, particular attention must be paid to the following aspects. At the time, deviations from planning and building regulations were permitted in the cafeteria building as part of the approval procedure. These would have to be clarified again in the event of an extension with the submission of a draft planning. There is no development plan for the property; planning decisions must be assessed in accordance with Section 34 of the Building Code (Baugesetzbuch - BauGB). In this description, the deviation from a usual execution is addressed and therefore involves a certain risk. The deviations must be justified sufficiently, technically correct and comprehensible, so that the building regulations can in turn support and agree to the deviations in the approval procedure. Neighbours' interests in particular (planning law and building regulations/distance regulations) play a role here. There was a deviation from the fire safety regulations between the school building and the cafeteria. This must also be clarified. See procurement documents for further details. Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

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