Refurbishment of the multi -purpose hall in Lichtenwald: New appearance in sight!

Refurbishment of the multi -purpose hall in Lichtenwald: New appearance in sight!

A fresh face for the multi -purpose hall in Lichtenwald: The plaster on the west side of the hall, which has been defying the weather for over twelve years now, clearly shows its signs of aging. Flags and unsightly discoloration spread there, such as the Stuttgarter Nachrichten There are also surface plaster dropouts for the red -painted stem on the southwest corner. But don't worry - according to the expert opinion, the roof of the hall is in good condition and has no influence on the cleaning damage. Moisture is the culprit that is held responsible for the crumbling.

So that the good old building becomes handsome again, extensive renovation work will soon be due. These include high -pressure cleaning and a new paint for most walls. However, it becomes a little more complex on the west side: Here the plaster on the stem must be completely renewed, and reinforcement with tissue up to two meters is required. The municipal council has now decided to award the work for just more than 26,000 euros to a company from the neighboring community - a unanimous decision that was made without discussion.

preservation and improvement of the infrastructure

The renovation of the multi -purpose hall is also part of a larger initiative that should not only cover the existing need, but also meet future -oriented standards. As part of an innovative wooden structure that was used in a similar construction project in Baden-Württemberg, emphasis was placed on a modern and at the same time economic construction. Details on this project, in which club members voluntarily contributed to reducing the costs, can be found in the Holzbauoffensive BW

The decision to renovate the multi -purpose hall instead of building it completely newly is based on an urban planning concept for preserving gray energy and on the lower renovation costs. The protective purpose of the building quality is held up. The conservation measures should not only polish up the external appearance, but also preserve the memory value of the hall for the community.

The future of sport and community

halls such as those in Lichtenwald are heavily used, not only for sporting activities, but also for events and community purposes. According to Xella operators are required to ensure the highest security standards. In order to secure the company sustainably and economically, it is particularly important to choose the building material and the structural nature. With a life cycle of 30 years, construction costs only make up about 20 percent of total expenditure; The rest are usage costs, including for energy.

With the upcoming facelift of the multi -purpose hall in Lichtenwald, another important sign is set for improving the local infrastructure. The community shows that with a good hand for the preservation and modernization of their buildings, they not only meet the needs of the citizens: but also meet the increasing demands on modern assembly locations throughout Baden-Württemberg.