Structural Realization Competition with Open Space Planning Tender

• Country: Germany
• Summary: Structural Realization Competition with Open Space Planning Components "New Administrative Location Koogstrasse with a Listed Addition to the Historic Town Hall", City of Brunsbüttel
• DET Ref No: 142047570
• Deadline: 25 Jun 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 353819-2026
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• Description:
• Structural realization competition with open space planning components "New administrative location Koogstrasse with a listed addition to the historic town hall", city of Brunsbüttel The administrative locations of the city of Brunsbüttel are currently open different locations throughout the city. This makes it more difficult for citizens to access the city's contact persons and complicates internal administrative coordination and processes. Therefore, through the city The aim is to spatially bundle the administrative locations. The dilapidated “Kaiserhof” building next to the historic town hall on Koogstrasse is gone. A new building is to be built on this property, so that together with the historic one Town Hall, a consolidated administrative location in a central location is being created. So that the historic Brunsbüttel town hall will continue to fulfill its function as a representative building and place of work for the city's administrative staff in the future the building needs to be strengthened in many ways. The existing building must be modernized in accordance with listed building standards in terms of fire protection and energy efficiency. So that all people have access to the town hall as a public building and can also feel inside In order for buildings to be barrier-free, extensive structural changes are necessary. The town hall extension from 1968 is also not barrier-free and is of a qualitatively and quantitatively...
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