The site of the Hildburg school is located to the south of the town centre of Rinteln in Lower Saxony. This is where Bez+Kock Architekten designed a simple, geometrically clear building structure intended for a maximum of 900 pupils. The two-storey newbuild is largely made of larch wood in combination with concrete and aluminium.
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| Completion | 2021 |
| Architects | Landkreis Schaumburg |
| Specialist company | EMK Allstedt GmbH,Fricke Metallbau |
| Picture credits | © Marcus Ebener |
Facing the school playground, the 112-metre-long building has a spacious, transparent entrance area along its entire length that acts as both a covered break area and a communication space. This intermediary entrance with floor-to-ceiling glazing creates a low-key entrance to a bright, friendly school building. The façade was designed as a load-bearing mullion/transom structure using a Schüco façade.
The installed Schüco windows are highly thermally insulated in black anodised aluminium. They provide a pleasant, enriching contrast with the lighter reddish larch wood. Bez+Kock Architekten wanted the surfaces to convey a certain value, look authentic and thereby help the children and young adults appreciate their school. The entire newbuild was planned and built in accordance with the KfW 55 standard.
