Services contract: Construction project renovation and repurposing of historic town hall
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Contract Description
Object of these services: Complete study assignment for the renovation and repurposing of the historic town hall in Deinze. With this urban renewal project, the city has the ambition to revive the historic town hall and at the same time focus on a new, sustainable and meaningful public use (repurposing). The aim of this project is the sustainable renovation and repurposing of the historic town hall into a contemporary meeting center with the integration of the local service center 17 villages (LDC) and the Tourism, Events and Local Economy service. Through this repurposing, the city wants to reactivate the vacant monument as an accessible, lively and public meeting place, anchored in the urban and social fabric. This meeting place targets multiple target groups and generations. The renovation and repurposing aim not only at the preservation, but also at the revaluation and strengthening of the heritage values of the historic town hall, with respect for the monumental character and architectural qualities of the building. At the same time, the design of the town hall will meet contemporary needs in terms of use, comfort, accessibility and sustainability. Every square meter is carefully thought through and optimally used in relation to the intended users and functions. Explanation: Procedure for appointing a designer for the entire study assignment. The full study assignment applies to the following components: - the architectural study, including fixed furniture; - the stability study; - the study of the climate and all special techniques: HVAC, sanitary facilities, electricity, telephony, data, fire detection and protection, burglary protection and access control, building management systems; - the complete study of acoustics; - the study of energy performance, including the feasibility study for alternative energy systems; - the EPB reporting. As for the safety c