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Bilger-Breustedt Schulzentrum
Bilger-Breustedt Schulzentrum
Taufkirchen an der Pram, Austria
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Other Projects by Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes
Bilger-Breustedt Schulzentrum
Taufkirchen an der Pram, Austria
Type
YEAR
2009
BUDGET
$10M - 50M
The Bilger Breustedt Elementary and Secondary school is
open to nature with bright, sunny and spacious classrooms, and well-defined and
readable outdoor function areas.
The parking and transport sector in the North is delimited by the main building.
50 parkings and the holding area for school buses are there.
The forecourt serves the central front entrance. From the hall again individual
areas inside are developed. On a common two-story foyer all areas of the new
building are connected to the already existing building of the Kindergarden. The
foyer also serves as a waiting area for students and is located next to the
wardrobe.
In the south of the ensemble a large lawn forms an attractive outdoor area and
playground bordered by the tree plantings along the Pram.
The new with the existing buildings form an ensemble that blends into its
surroundings. The buildings define its shape from its position on the site as
well as their content.
The relation of the interior to the surrounding
landscape has become decisive.
In the north a clear front three-storey building closures the school grounds. Situated
on the ground floor and directly accessible from outside is the local museum
and the music school. The gym is arranged on two floors in the West. The
Construction of the two upper floors is defined as the longitudinal
"aloof" building. It houses the secondary school.
The as-storey elementary school building separates the outer areas of the
school and the Kindergarden. The low building height allows good light conditions
on the playground in the east.
The local history museum and music school The Museum and the School of Music forms a spatial
unit but both areas work independently. They are accessible from outside via
the central foyer.
The positioning of the museum demonstrates its public role. Show cases, integrated
into the outer wall and evident from the outside, already provide the content.
The link with the School of Music makes the use of space as a multifunctional
event space, possible.
The connection to the school kitchen on the first floor via the elevator in the
lobby allows simple catering.
The Gym
From the central foyer can be reached via the lift or the stairs the gym and
the locker rooms in the basement. This access makes external use for clubs and
users possible. From the outside, activities can be viewed.
The gym is exposed on the north facade glare-free and
benefits of natural lightning. Built to 100 % in wood, the
gym creates a pleasant atmospherefor all
activities.
The secondary school
From the outside, the school is accessible via the foyer. All classes are orientated
to the south and the Pram river. The cantilever of the roof and the presence of
continuous balconies on each floor allow the screening of sunlight in summer.
The facade can be opened by full high sliding windows generously, creating a
strong sense of communication with the outdoor space. Art rooms and work rooms for physics and
the school kitchen are oriented to the north and generously exposed.
Primary school
A special typology was developed for the primary school:
The extensive ground floor structure is exposed in the center of a transparent
roofed atrium, which also serves as a thermal buffer space. In this area there
are the rooms for teachers and staff. The classes are oriented to the south and
to the west. An overhanging canopy
shields the sun in summer.
A sweeping and extensive terrace allows the use of outdoor classes. The
full-height sliding doors of the classes can be generously opened. The terraces
are located above the flood area of the Pram river.
The construction
The basement of the building to the north is solid and made of concrete load-bearing
walls with core insulation. The overlying two-storey building of the secondary
school is designed as a skeleton of wood and solid wooden floors. Bridging the
gymnasium is possible through the truss integrated in the walls of the second
floor. The roof (minimum 5% slope) is inclined inwards and extensively greenery.
The flat structure of the primary school also is designed completely in wood.
A sequence of closed areas and transparent façade
forms the base zone of the building in the north. The class façades in the
south are glazed and fitted out to the exterior natural area with floor to
ceiling sliding.
Cableways textile blinds provide shade for an effective sunscreen to the south
and west facades. Terraces and roof overhang will help prevent overheating in
the summer, but allow passive solar gain during cold weather periods due to the
generous glazing.
For the optimization of comfort an area-under-floor heating provides cosiness
in all areas of the school except the lobby that is minimal heated.
open to nature with bright, sunny and spacious classrooms, and well-defined and
readable outdoor function areas.
The parking and transport sector in the North is delimited by the main building.
50 parkings and the holding area for school buses are there.
The forecourt serves the central front entrance. From the hall again individual
areas inside are developed. On a common two-story foyer all areas of the new
building are connected to the already existing building of the Kindergarden. The
foyer also serves as a waiting area for students and is located next to the
wardrobe.
In the south of the ensemble a large lawn forms an attractive outdoor area and
playground bordered by the tree plantings along the Pram.
The new with the existing buildings form an ensemble that blends into its
surroundings. The buildings define its shape from its position on the site as
well as their content.
The relation of the interior to the surrounding
landscape has become decisive.
In the north a clear front three-storey building closures the school grounds. Situated
on the ground floor and directly accessible from outside is the local museum
and the music school. The gym is arranged on two floors in the West. The
Construction of the two upper floors is defined as the longitudinal
"aloof" building. It houses the secondary school.
The as-storey elementary school building separates the outer areas of the
school and the Kindergarden. The low building height allows good light conditions
on the playground in the east.
The local history museum and music school The Museum and the School of Music forms a spatial
unit but both areas work independently. They are accessible from outside via
the central foyer.
The positioning of the museum demonstrates its public role. Show cases, integrated
into the outer wall and evident from the outside, already provide the content.
The link with the School of Music makes the use of space as a multifunctional
event space, possible.
The connection to the school kitchen on the first floor via the elevator in the
lobby allows simple catering.
The Gym
From the central foyer can be reached via the lift or the stairs the gym and
the locker rooms in the basement. This access makes external use for clubs and
users possible. From the outside, activities can be viewed.
The gym is exposed on the north facade glare-free and
benefits of natural lightning. Built to 100 % in wood, the
gym creates a pleasant atmospherefor all
activities.
The secondary school
From the outside, the school is accessible via the foyer. All classes are orientated
to the south and the Pram river. The cantilever of the roof and the presence of
continuous balconies on each floor allow the screening of sunlight in summer.
The facade can be opened by full high sliding windows generously, creating a
strong sense of communication with the outdoor space. Art rooms and work rooms for physics and
the school kitchen are oriented to the north and generously exposed.
Primary school
A special typology was developed for the primary school:
The extensive ground floor structure is exposed in the center of a transparent
roofed atrium, which also serves as a thermal buffer space. In this area there
are the rooms for teachers and staff. The classes are oriented to the south and
to the west. An overhanging canopy
shields the sun in summer.
A sweeping and extensive terrace allows the use of outdoor classes. The
full-height sliding doors of the classes can be generously opened. The terraces
are located above the flood area of the Pram river.
The construction
The basement of the building to the north is solid and made of concrete load-bearing
walls with core insulation. The overlying two-storey building of the secondary
school is designed as a skeleton of wood and solid wooden floors. Bridging the
gymnasium is possible through the truss integrated in the walls of the second
floor. The roof (minimum 5% slope) is inclined inwards and extensively greenery.
The flat structure of the primary school also is designed completely in wood.
A sequence of closed areas and transparent façade
forms the base zone of the building in the north. The class façades in the
south are glazed and fitted out to the exterior natural area with floor to
ceiling sliding.
Cableways textile blinds provide shade for an effective sunscreen to the south
and west facades. Terraces and roof overhang will help prevent overheating in
the summer, but allow passive solar gain during cold weather periods due to the
generous glazing.
For the optimization of comfort an area-under-floor heating provides cosiness
in all areas of the school except the lobby that is minimal heated.
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