Education, science and research are more strongly influenced by society than any other sector. Demographic change, for example, is changing the nature of educational institutions. In the future, the number of day-care and school children, trainees and students will develop very differently from region to region, requiring an adjustment to the provision of educational institutions in many places. And the way we teach and learn – keyword: edutainment – is also likely to have a greater impact on the planning and execution of educational buildings in the future. 

Absolutely! Not only will teaching focus more on sustainable concepts, but buildings must be largely planned and built according to the principles of sustainability. Only the application of such technologies as photovoltaics and air filters and the use of recyclable materials will allow a healthy indoor climate to be achieved. The result is long-lasting feel-good rooms in which users ‘feel at home’.

Our experts support public sector customers and private operators from the initial idea through demand and master planning to implementation and operation. They take a holistic and interdisciplinary approach to examining exactly which renovation options existing buildings offer. We examine all factors: What are the structural and legal requirements? What is more cost-effective, a renovation or a new building? Whether the project involves the development of educational concepts for modern learning and research environments, a comprehensive user requirements analysis or advice on possible subsidies – we always tailor our services to our customers’ needs.