Project Information
DI Valentin Tschikof
Dipl. Arch. (FH) Claudia Greussing
Erwin Scheuhammer, BSc Arch
Bmst. Gerold Hämmerle
Knoflach Ingenieurbüro, Rinn
Builder-Owner
Immobilien Rum GmbH. Co.KG., Rum
Location
Rum
Completition
2013
Project facts
n.b.ar. 1526 m², GFA 2800 m²,
GBV 10703 m³
Energy 9,9 kWh/m²a
Project Phases
Steinbockallee, Rum
Center for Children – Steinbockallee, Rum
Rights
Text Martina Pfeifer Steiner,
Translation Bronwen Rolls
Photo Bruno Klomfar
- Structural Engineering Timber Construction
M+G Ingeniure Dipl, -Ing. Josef Galehr Ziviltechniker GmbH, Feldkirch - Structural Engineering Concreate Construction
Büro IFS Di Saurwein Gerhard, Innsbruck - Heating Ventilation and Sanitary Planning
IB Pratzner Haustechnik GmbH, Jenbach - Electronics Planning
Haslinger & Gstrein GmbH & Co KG, Innsbruck - Building Physics/Acoustics
SPEKTRUM Bauphysik & Bauökologie GmbHm Niederlassung Tirol, Innsbruck - Landscape Planning
Architekten Hermann Kaufmann ZT GmbH - Light Design
conceptlicht at GmbH, Mils/Innsbruck
Center for Children – Steinbockallee, Rum
Residential development in Rum made it necessary to build another kindergarten. The centre for children creates, with the two residential buildings, a three-sided enclosed courtyard. It is a semi-public place, with play areas for the children and access paths to the residential blocks. The entire basement is underground parking, refuse and storage rooms.
»The air quality and light quality improves the readiness to learn and also improves the concentration levels of the children.«
Holzbaupreis Tirol, 2015
The space includes five nurseries, two crèche rooms, an exercise room, a spacious dining area with a kitchen, all of which open onto gardens, terrace spaces or relaxation rooms via large glazed doors. Colour accents in furniture and the wall-mounted wardrobes are created using silver fir, in the otherwise white environment. Happy apple green greets arrivals at the Haus Der Kinder. Oak louvres that run from the basement to the upper floor bring in natural light.
The two-storey concrete-timber hybrid construction, with prefabricated timber walls is covered with white melamine resin panels. The recessed, generously glazed surfaces to terraces and balconies are finished with larch. A staircase runs inconspicuously, but spatially, in an interesting way within the building envelope.
The building achieves Passive House standards.
Projektpläne
Baufotos
Public
- Holzbaupreis Tirol
2015 - Holzbaupreis Tirol
2015
- Haus der Kinder
ZN Z-291, Broschüre Holzbaupreis Tirol 2015, S. 22
- Immobilien Rum