Ceremonial inauguration of the new wooden building building at the Astrid Lindgren primary school

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Erfahren Sie mehr über die feierliche Eröffnung des Modularen Ergänzungsbaus in Holzbauweise an der Astrid-Lindgren-Grundschule in Berlin. Der neue Holz-MEB schafft dringend benötigte Schulplätze und setzt auf Nachhaltigkeit durch innovative Bauweisen. Erleben Sie, wie ein modernes Lernumfeld für Schüler und Lehrkräfte entsteht!
Find out more about the ceremonial opening of the modular supplementary construction in timber construction at the Astrid Lindgren primary school in Berlin. The new wooden MEB creates urgently needed school places and relies on sustainability through innovative construction methods. Experience how a modern learning environment is created for students and teachers! (Symbolbild/MB)

A big day for the Astrid Lindgren primary school! Today, the new modular supplementary construction in wooden construction was ceremoniously opened with a musical festival and a symbolic handover of the keys. Among the top -class guests: Headmistress Gabi Dietrich, Berlin's State Secretary for Tenant Protection and Housing, Stephan Machulik, Spandau's district mayor Frank Webigig and School City Councilor Dr. Carola Brückner! These events simply not be unnoticed!

After only ten months of construction, the three -storey building shines and is now a real place of education! The Holz-MEB (modular supplementary construction) was completed in June and is now ready to supply the students with fresh, creative learning rooms. And the best? Everything was realized so quickly, thanks to the high prefabrication! Everything important such as windows and house technology came together at the factory and was then fixed on site. The outdoor facilities will soon be fully admired!

a place for innovative education!

The new supplementary construction now offers 14 classrooms, two specialist rooms, eight division rooms and even cozy seat niches. Not to forget the bright cafeteria with an output kitchen that offers space for 100 hungry children! The use of wood not only ensures an excellent indoor climate, but is also a gift to the environment. The green roof garden and a modern photovoltaic system make this building a prime example of sustainability!

Katharina Günther-Wünsch, Senator for Education, Youth and Family: "To name a primary school after Astrid Lindgren, sets up the bar! With the new wooden MEB, we get closer to this goal. We create urgently needed rooms for our little learners-and the sustainable! Good education quality not only requires ideal lessons, but also flexible and appealing space!"

Stephan Machulik, State Secretary for Housing and Tenant Protection: this is the second wood supplement building, which is now in Spandau! Our strategy-to create new school places at lightning speed-bear fruits. In just ten months from the first hustle and bustle to the key handover! And that is only the beginning: by 2026 we will provide a total of 32 new school places all over Berlin! "

The future of school is bright!

Frank Lobig, district mayor: "With this wood-MEB we not only ensure new school places, but also show that modern and sustainable building is possible! Here in Spandau we are going innovative ways to meet the increasing need for educational institutions!"

dr. Carola Brückner, district councilor: "This new wood-MEB means the end for the old school room container! An important step into the future! From 2027, the existing building will be renovated and expanded-the school will continue to grow!"

Overall, this is the 21st Holz-Meb in Berlin and the second in Spandau. The impressive construction project cost around 10.1 million euros and once again shows how innovation is lived in school education. This is the dream of future education in a sustainable environment-and the Astrid Lindgren primary school now leads the top!