New modern changing room containers with barrier -free access and green roof - an upgrade for the Nordberliner SC
New modern changing room containers with barrier -free access and green roof - an upgrade for the Nordberliner SC
According to a report by www.berlin.de receive. The construction of the new locker container began in 2022 and lasted almost four months. A total of two new changing rooms, a toilet -friendly toilet and a storage room were completed. The rooms are larger than the old changing rooms.
Sports City Councilor Harald Muschner from the CDU was pleased with the new premises and wished the club many successful game days in the modern changing rooms. He also emphasized that ecological aspects were also taken into account in the measure. The flat roof of the container was given a green roof to ensure cooling due to evaporation in the building and to compensate for the sealed area ecologically.
The barrier -free access and the disabled toilet are further innovations compared to the old building. The Reinickendorf district invested a total of around 490,000 euros from the sports facility renovation program in the new container, which offers more space for the numerous teams of the Nordberliner SC, including 23 children's and youth teams and six adult teams.
Sports City Councilor Harald Muschner from the CDU was pleased with the new premises and wished the club many successful game days in the modern changing rooms. He also emphasized that ecological aspects were also taken into account in the measure. The flat roof of the container was given a green roof to ensure cooling due to evaporation in the building and to compensate for the sealed area ecologically.
The barrier -free access and the disabled toilet are further innovations compared to the old building. The Reinickendorf district invested a total of around 490,000 euros from the sports facility renovation program in the new container, which offers more space for the numerous teams of the Nordberliner SC, including 23 children's and youth teams and six adult teams.