Kindertagesstätte
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Project • By Kern Architekten • Nurseries
Haus für Kinder W
The two-story structure of the new daycare center in the community of Weichs picks up on the particular slope of the site and adapts to it. The concrete base level is largely buried in the ground. In the solid construction, prefabricated concrete elements with integrated insulation meet additional exposed and in-situ concrete.
Nicolas Felder, Wiggensbach
For an exciting contrast, the floor above is made of wood studs. Native spruce wood, in interaction with the concrete surfaces, shapes the character of the interior and exterior space.
Nicolas Felder, Wiggensbach
The daycare center, which consists of an after-school care center, a daycare nursery and a library, is accessed via two entrances on the basement level. In the immediat... More
Project • By Kern Architekten • Nurseries
Haus für Kinder N
The new building of Haus für Kinder N looks like a simple child's drawing. Thanks to the folded roof structure, the daycare center in Neusäß not only has a high recognition value, but it can also be read from the outside what is happening inside.
Julia Schambeck, München
From the integrative approach of the daycare center, the design is based on the interplay of introverted and extroverted spaces. The single-story building ensures barrier-free access throughout and also provides space for an integrative and therapy room.
Julia Schambeck, München
The building is composed of three houses. The crèche house is located in the northwest. The house to the south houses the kindergarten rooms. To the east... More
Project • By Kern Architekten • Nurseries
Kindertagesstätte T
Within walking distance of Markt Türkheim's town center, the existing kindergarten is being enlarged by a new independent extension. The unobtrusive structure fits naturally into the elongated plot next to the existing building from the turn of the century. A special quality of the garden is the large stand of copper beech trees, which thus resembles the atmosphere of a park. A previous feasibility study had originally envisaged a different positioning of the new building on the site.
Nicolas Felder, Wiggensbach
This would have meant that parts of the old tree population would have had to be abandoned. We have reconsidered this urban planning aspect during the realization of the project. The new building now sits on the eastern e... More