Plauen police station - conversion and renovation Plauen police station - conversion and renovation

Plauen police station - conversion and renovation Plauen police station - conversion and renovation
Reconstruction and renovation of the Plauen police station: The representative clinker brick building was built in 1896 as a Royal Saxon teachers seminar and was partially destroyed during the Second World War. The building is currently used by the Plauen police station and is to be repaired according to the necessary requirements. The conversion and renovation of the building will be carried out in several phases. Necessary interim measures for the Plauen police station must be implemented within the existing building. The building has a high urban development value and is a listed building. For the renovation and conversion of the Plauen police station, the building must be structurally and technically repaired in accordance with the confirmed space requirement of 2636 m2 of usable area. Within the planned construction project, barrier-free access to the building must be created and the structural fire protection must be improved in accordance with the requirements of the SächsBO. This is a building class 5, special construction in accordance with §2 SächsBO. In addition to the renovation measures, garages for cars and motorcycles as well as the redesign of the outdoor facilities including the construction of the necessary parking spaces in the courtyard area are planned.