Kinder-Jugend-Psychiatrie Königslutter - Structural planning according to §§ 49 HOAI Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

The AWO-Psychiatriezentrum Königslutter is a specialist hospital for psychiatry and psychotherapy, child and adolescent psychiatry and psychotherapy as well as forensic psychiatry. For more than 150 years, mentally ill people have been cared for in the psychiatric clinic Königslutter. The catchment areas of the adult area of the AWO-APZ are the cities of Braunschweig, Wolfsburg and Salzgitter and the districts of Wolfenbüttel, Gifhorn, Helmstedt and the district of Peine. The clinic consists of more than 20 partly listed buildings from the years 1865 - 2020 with the main buildings Klinik A from the year 1979, Klinik B from the year 1965 and Klinik C from the year 1865. The older listed buildings are embedded in a spacious, landscaped park, which houses a tree population up to 1000 years old. The western part of the hospital grounds with the hospital buildings after the 2. World War I is not listed. The measure now planned follows a long-term strategic orientation agreed with the state of Lower Saxony for the renewal of the AWO-APZ. In this target planning, the planned new building for the existing stations 81 and the additional station 83 of the children and adolescent psychiatry is the first stage of development. Station 81 already exists as an acute station and is to be supplemented by the additional station 83 as an open station. These two stations are intended to improve the services for children and adolescent psychiatry in the AWO clinic. The new building is necessary due to the high need for renovation of the existing building of station 81, which must be completely dismantled before the new building. In the long term, Station 82 and other areas of the KJP will be located in the vicinity of the new building. As a result, this building of Stations 81 and 83 will become the new center for the KJP on campus. An existing station, station 80, is located in the immediate vicinity of the planned new building. In consultation with the NLBL, the client has developed the service phases 1-4 and these are thus completed. Project task is now the elaboration of the execution with the performance phases 5 and 6 for the construction of the new building, after demolition of the existing building (construction site clearance / dismantling and construction logistics is a part of this task), on the basis of the already completed performance phases 1-4. The corresponding building application is available from the district of Helmstedt. Necessary reports for fire protection and foundation are also available. The planning of the building is coordinated with the NLBL of the state of Lower Saxony, and the test result of the FA construction is also available. After completion, the new building will correspond to a forward-looking and efficiency-oriented concept for children and adolescent psychiatry, so that qualified patient care is possible while at the same time optimizing all business aspects. The appreciation of principles of process optimization and an appealing architecture is intended to serve the new house, in addition to maintaining and increasing efficiency and cost-effectiveness, also a high level of satisfaction of patients, relatives and employees. The AWO-APZ with the KJP sees itself as part of the region in which it is located. People from the surrounding area work here and people from the surrounding area are cared for here. Openness and communication are essential for work in psychiatry and for the use and appearance of the building. A high quality of stay of the facility should be an attractive and livable place for staff and patients alike. The task is to create excellent working conditions in spatial, medical-technical and organizational terms. Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

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