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By converting and assigning a new use to the storage rooms on the lower ground floor, space was created in the comprehensive school for a scullery and a cafeteria, complete with a serving kitchen, food counter and serving line to provide lunch for the students. All of the classrooms on the ground floor will be linked to the school’s IT network, as will be two rooms in the South gable of the upper floors. All spaces in the building will be cleared of hazardous materials and repaired. In addition, the ground floor space serving science classes will be redesigned while subsequently being furnished and equipped as a space for research projects. Commissioned by: Bezirksamt (District Authority) Mitte of Berlin
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There are five buildings on the site: two school buildings (Theodor Heuss Secondary School and a former college of further education (OSZ), two gymnasiums and a residential building accommodating the school’s employees. As part of the Economic Stimulus Program II, the school in Böttgerstrasse will be converted to accommodate an all-day secondary school. The buildings will be repaired and upgraded in terms of their insulation and energy efficiency. The building once serving the college of further education, which is currently vacant, will be home to the Deister secondary school in future. Commissioned by: Bezirksamt (District Authority) Mitte of Berlin
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The Herbert Hoover High School is being expanded into a secondary school with four parallel classes per grade level, with the conversion, modernization and repair works being financed by subsidies provided under the Economic Stimulus Program II. The project includes the conversion of the spaces so as to allocate new uses to them, while upgrading the school building, the residential building accommodating the school’s employees and the gymnasium in terms of their insulation and energy efficiency. In addition to refurbished classrooms and group rooms, the school will have new common rooms, a cafeteria with a kitchen, new areas for craft, design and technology courses as well as a media library. Commissioned by: Bezirksamt (District Authority) Mitte of Berlin
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Jahn, Mack & Partner are currently planning and carrying out the conversion and extension of the lower ground floor of Hagenbeck School in Berlin-Weissensee, which project is funded by subsidies granted under the Economic Stimulus Program II. In addition to upgrading this space in terms of its insulation and energy efficiency, the needs specific to a secondary school are also being addressed by the measures. These include, to cite but a few examples, the construction of a combined cafeteria and multi-purpose area and the creation of enclosed classrooms enabling classes to be split up into smaller workgroups of students. The new cafeteria will ensure that all students attending the all-day school will have lunch. The planned multi-purpose room with its movable partition walls and a stage will provide a space for various school activities, particularly in the context of the teaching subject “performing arts”. Outside, a terrace is being built as an extension of the cafeteria/multi-purpose area which will be surrounded by seat risers; this will create an additional outdoor area for the students. Commissioned by: Bezirksamt (District Authority) Pankow of Berlin
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Construction of a new building, modernization and repairs. The project is being implemented in separate construction phases (Parts I through V of the budget documentation for construction projects (HU-BAU)), and is set to be completed in 2013. Part I of the budget documentation for
construction projects (HU-BAU) (2001 - 2002) Part II of the budget documentation for
construction projects (HU-BAU) (2001 - 2003) A well-equipped administration building housing mechanical and technical facilities was constructed on a park-like section of the police property west of the Potsdam park, in the line of sight of Schloss Lindstedt. The two-story rendered building with a basement running under parts of it serves as the location of the answering point for coordinating police action, a data center and additional offices. Part III of the budget documentation
for construction projects (HU-BAU) (since 2007) The project comprises the construction of the new police headquarters as an office and administration building; it includes the design of the hardscape, the furnishing and equipment of laboratories in ancillary buildings and the construction of new parking garages and workshop buildings. The three-story, angular structure echoes the structures and heights of the surrounding development. The plaza being developed opens onto Kaiser-Friedrich Strasse. Meeting rooms will be housed on the top floor added to the headquarters building. A brick façade will be hung in front of the building as a facing, which reflects the more important status of the building as headquarters, while its coloring will identify it as belonging “to the same generation” as the new building for the public safety answering point. Part IV of the budget documentation for
construction projects (HU-BAU) Within the scope of Part IV of the budget documentation for construction projects (HU-BAU), Building 2, a three-story administrative building with a basement, built as a solid structure with a mansard roof, will be repaired and modernized. Besides the conversion measures necessary to implement the space distribution plan established in the designs, the building will be upgraded to comply with current requirements for an office building. The façade, windows, roof and cellar will be repaired or replaced in accordance with the stipulations of the German Energy Savings Ordinance (ENEV). The technical and mechanical equipment will be adapted to meet modern requirements. Part V of the budget documentation for
construction projects (HU-BAU) Building 5 of the property houses the workshop area serving the police. The measures to be taken include the upgrade of the shell of the building and the modernization of the workshop complex, which will be adapted to meet modern requirements. The former police armory is located in one part of the building complex. The rooms are being converted into workshops serving the Ministry of the Interior. Commissioned by: Brandenburgischer Landesbetrieb
für Liegenschaften und Bauen (Agency of the Land of Brandenburg
for property and construction management)
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Commissioned by: Bezirksamt (District Authority) Pankow of Berlin
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The conversion and modernization of the day care center in Pestalozzistrasse 9-11 including the appurtenant repairs as well as the redesign of the hardscape were funded under the administrative regulation on subsidies granted for the program launched by the German federal government and the Länder to ensure socially integrative cities (VVSozStadt). For this project, Jahn, Mack & Partner was engaged as the architect (structural facilities and expert engineering) for the day care center, and was furthermore responsible for coordinating and controlling the overall project. The day care center was converted on the commission of the District Authority Pankow in keeping with the economic standards for construction projects funded by the public sector. All stakeholders were involved in redesigning the hardscape such that the open space provides the type of playing and recreation areas that infants and children up to six years of age need. Commissioned by: Bezirksamt (District Authority) Pankow of Berlin
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Modernization and repair of a multiple family home and apartment building in Lübeck Commissioned by: Jahn family
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Conversion and modernization of the day care center in Schönholzer Strasse 4d in Berlin-Pankow and the necessary repairs, and subsidy application (construction planning documentation). The measures were financed with funds from the program “Infrastructure measures in redevelopment areas”. Jahn, Mack & Partner planned the conversion and modernization measures and drafted the application for subsidies. The design concept concentrated the entire effective floor space (including multi-purpose rooms) on the ground floor. By laying out a large terrace in front of the group rooms, the building and its hardscape were combined to form a single functional unit. Commissioned by: Bezirksamt (District Authority)
Pankow of Berlin
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Construction of a new residential complex with 46 townhouses in two construction phases in the garden city of Falkenhöh Commissioned by: Herlitz Falkenhöh AG
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Construction of a new residential building with 55 apartments and an on-site day care center with a capacity for 75 children in the urban quarter of Pulvermühle, the waterfront area of Berlin-Spandau. The five-story building was put up as a solid structure with a penthouse floor on top. On the regular floors, 55 subsidized apartments were laid out. The façade facing the street was designed in clinker brick, while the courtyard side consists of an external thermal insulation composite system. In addition, a day care center with a capacity for 75 children and a fully equipped kitchen was integrated into the ground floor of the residential complex. Commissioned by: GSW Gemeinnützige Siedlungs-
und Wohnungsbaugesellschaft Berlin, District Authority Spandau of
Berlin (for the day care center)
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Construction of a new residential complex with 73 townhouses in three construction phases in Neu-Döberitz. Commissioned by: Herlitz Falkenhöh AG
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Residential development at Landsberger Tor, Block 12.2; construction of 81 new apartments in 7 buildings in Berlin-Marzahn. Commissioned by: Bavaria Objektbetreuungs GmbH
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Residential development Märkisches Viertel on the Senftenberger Ring in Berlin-Reinickendorf: planning of a residential complex with 64 apartments in urban villas und 17 townhouses. Commissioned by: Wohnungsbaugesellschaft Weissensee
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