| City, Country | Berlin, Germany | |
| Year | 2017–2020 | |
| Client | Senat für Bau- und Wohnungswesen, Berlin | |
| Architect | NKBAK | |
| Services | Structural Engineering Building Physics |
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| Facts | GFA Sports halls: approx. 3,120 m² | GFA School buildings: approx. 12,000 m² | Joint venture with: | |
The new buildings in Sewanstrasse and Konrad-Wolf-Strasse are two primary schools built in modular timber construction as part of the Berlin Senate's school building offensive. The school buildings are constructed in a three-storey modular design, the sports hall as a conventional load-bearing structure. All buildings are realised in timber and without basements.
The modules of the two school buildings are 2.8 m wide, 8.4 m long and 3.4 m high. They will have a partition wall to the corridor and end at façade level. The ceilings of the corridors are suspended between the modules.
The mullion-transom façades do not bear any loads from the supporting structure. The sports hall roofs are realised with glulam solid cross-sections or with prefabricated ribbed panels. The roof structure transfers the loads uniaxially to the longitudinal walls. The bracing is realised by the outer walls and the roof pane.
