Tenders Are Invited For Engineering Services – Abbruchplanung in Germany

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Engineering Services – Abbruchplanung. The State Capital Of Munich Intends To Remove The Existing Parts Of The Building As Part Of Its Plans To Build A New Five-Class High School. The Subject Of This Tender Is The Services For Planning And Monitoring The Dismantling Of The Existing Buildings. The Main Building Was Rebuilt Around 1958 As One Of The First School Buildings After The Second World War. The Focus Here Was On Functional Architecture With A Focus On Classrooms And Administrative Spaces. The Main Building Comprises Approx. 5,150 M² Gfa / 18,350 M³ Bri Spread Over 5 Floors And A Basement. The High School Was Expanded In The 60S And 70S. The East Wing Covers Around 5,000 M² Gfa / 21,550 M³ Bri. The Specialist Classrooms For Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Music And Art Are Housed There. Also Two Sports Halls. The Extension Also Has A Basement And Consists Of Three Floors. The West Wing Has Around 1,930 M² Gfa / 6,600 M³ Bri With A Cafeteria And Administration Rooms On Three Rising Components, But Does Not Have A Basement. No Comprehensive Renovations Have Been Carried Out Since The Construction Period, But Modernizations Have Been Carried Out In Isolated Areas. When Implementing The Project, Economic And, Above All, A. Sustainable Implementation Is Respected. The New Luitpold-Gymnasium Project On Seeausstrasse Is A Pilot Project By The State Capital Of Munich To Reuse Building Materials And Components From Dismantling. When Dismantling, In Addition To Taking Into Account The Waste Hierarchy Assigned By Law In The Circular Economy Act (Krwg § 6,7,8), It Is Also Essential To Take Into Account The Components With Potential For Reuse In Accordance With The “Pre-Demolition Audit” And Integrate Them Into The Planning. The Reuse Components Catalog Is Included With The Tender. The Tender For The Non-Destructive Dismantling Of These Components Is Part Of The Demolition Planning. There Are Also Two Works Of Art On The Building Or In The Outdoor Areas That Must Be Included In The Demolition Planning And Whose Non-Destructive Dismantling And Storage Until Reuse Is Part Of The Task. This Is A Wall Clock That Is Integrated Into The Facade. It Can Be Assumed That The Entire Wall Panel Including The Clock Technology Must Be Secured In One Piece. It Is Also A Sculpture With Outdoor Floor Tiles. Due To The Inner-City Location, It Is To Be Expected That The Demolition Cannot Be Carried Out Separately From The Further Securing Of The Excavation Pit/Construction Of The Excavation Pit. The Necessary Coordination And Construction Work Must Be Coordinated With The Existing Project Team And The Results Integrated Into The Tender If Necessary. What Needs To Be Taken Into Account Is: A. The Existing Trees On And Around The Site. In Addition, The Predominantly Dense Neighboring Buildings Near The Border, Some Of Which Are Listed Buildings, Must Be Taken Into Account. In The Immediate Vicinity Is

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