New construction of additional town hall building and conversion of existing building; Trade: drywall work New construction of additional town hall building and conversion of existing building; Trade: drywall work
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New construction of additional town hall building and conversion of existing building; Trade: drywall work New construction of additional town hall building and conversion of existing building; Trade: drywall work
Construction of an additional town hall building for the Pfullingen city administration, on the edge of the historic old town. In the future, the additional building will be directly adjacent to the existing, historic town hall. The town hall is a cultural monument. In order to develop the new extension, interventions in the structure of the old building from 1685 and in the extension from 1905 are also necessary. Extensive conversion and renovation measures are taking place in the existing building. All components will be repaired and the building services equipment will be replaced. Working in existing buildings during ongoing operations. The following work is necessary for the drywall work: - Metal stud walls, facing shells, cladding: approx. 300 sqm - Sloped ceilings made of plasterboard: approx. 500 sqm - False ceilings made of gypsum cardboard, partly with perforated gypsum boards: approx. 900 sqm - False ceilings, seamless and sound-absorbing: approx. 50 sqm - False ceilings made of wood wool acoustic panels, with visible wood inlays in carpenter quality: approx. 700 square meters
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