House for children Gilching / Hirner and Riehl Architekten
On the edge of the municipality of Gilching, nestled between a grove and athletic fields on Fraunwiesenweg, the solid-wood construction of the new day-care center rose to offer four nursery as well as two Kindergarten classes.
© Julia Schambeck
Architects: Hirner and Riehl Architekten, Stadplaner PartGmbB
Location: 82205 Gilching, Germany
Lead Architects: Hirner und Riehl Architekten And Stadtplaner partgmbb
Area: 1552.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Julia Schambeck
Client: Gemeinde Gilching
© Julia Schambeck
Text description provided by the architects. On the edge of the municipality of Gilching, nestled between a grove and athletic fields on Fraunwiesenweg, the solid-wood construction of the new day-care center rose to offer four nursery as well as two Kindergarten classes.
© Julia Schambeck
The building breaks down into two parallel sections slightly offset against one another that are connected by a spacious foyer. The entrance located in the center of the complex marks the junction between the nursery, Kindergarten and community areas. An open staircase leads up to the second-floor parent waiting room, which forms part of the multi-purpose hall and opens up widely for events.
© Julia Schambeck
Collectively, these rooms represent the building?s core and are designed to facilitate interaction, conversation and exchange. The nursery and the ...
© Julia Schambeck
Architects: Hirner and Riehl Architekten, Stadplaner PartGmbB
Location: 82205 Gilching, Germany
Lead Architects: Hirner und Riehl Architekten And Stadtplaner partgmbb
Area: 1552.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Julia Schambeck
Client: Gemeinde Gilching
© Julia Schambeck
Text description provided by the architects. On the edge of the municipality of Gilching, nestled between a grove and athletic fields on Fraunwiesenweg, the solid-wood construction of the new day-care center rose to offer four nursery as well as two Kindergarten classes.
© Julia Schambeck
The building breaks down into two parallel sections slightly offset against one another that are connected by a spacious foyer. The entrance located in the center of the complex marks the junction between the nursery, Kindergarten and community areas. An open staircase leads up to the second-floor parent waiting room, which forms part of the multi-purpose hall and opens up widely for events.
© Julia Schambeck
Collectively, these rooms represent the building?s core and are designed to facilitate interaction, conversation and exchange. The nursery and the ...
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