Relocation of the Waiblingen district office: New administrative center starts!

Relocation of the Waiblingen district office: New administrative center starts!

Waiblingen, Deutschland - In Waiblingen the move of the district office started! The first areas, such as the youth welfare office, are currently moving into the new extension on the Alte Postplatz. This measure goes hand in hand with the aim of dissolving the scattered branches and redesigning the administration. According to the information from Stuttgarter Nachrichten The following moving periods are set: From June 30th to July 11th, the social and participation service will change its place, while the district office office will follow from July 7 and the office of the district administrator as well as the press office from July 15th.

The new building comprises impressive 4,175 square meters and houses around 350 employees in a modern wooden hybrid construction. The building is not only climate-neutral and energy-efficient according to the gold standard of the DGNB, but also offers an underground car park with 214 parking spaces that will be usable from June 27-also for electric vehicles!

extensive measures for optimization

The redesign of the administration is part of a wider overall property concept of the Rems-Murr district, which is aiming for a climate-neutral district administration by 2030. The official page of the Rems-Murr-Kreis emphasizes that a further new building on Rötestrasse-designed for around 200 employees from various areas-is also set to the latest administrative structures and digitization.

A similar three-zone model is introduced here, which includes public, semi-public and internal areas to optimize the processes and to improve the interaction between administration and citizens.

sustainability and quality of life in focus

The construction projects take into account not only aesthetic and functional aspects, but also the environment. With 356 photovoltaic modules on the roof of the new building, saving of 57.89 tons of CO2 is achieved annually. This roughly corresponds to the amount that could be compensated for by 2,659 newly planted trees. In addition, you rely on sustainable building materials such as recycling concrete and exposed concrete to further reduce ecological footprint.

Although the outdoor facilities around the Villa Roller are still in the works, the old town festival already shows at the end of June that there are opportunities to park in the underground car park, which makes accessibility easier during the move.

Citizens can look forward to the new invested rooms - an open day will offer the opportunity to get to know the new building better.

In this exciting phase, in which everything is on the move, the Waiblinger can be sure that their administration is relating to a modern, sustainable course. The future savings of around one million euros annually and the reduction in CO₂ emissions by an estimated 153 tons per year are just a few of the positive aspects of this ambitious project.