Contracting works for changing windows and improving the thermal efficiency of the Ramón y Cajal school

The Ramon y Cajal school center is made up of 5 isolated buildings located on a plot of approximately 16,000 m2. This distribution means that there is a playground or leisure area for large children. The center was not built all at once, but the buildings were built as they were needed, which has caused the buildings to be non-homogeneous. The building of the initial and middle cycle is the second oldest building in the complex. Its windows are made of aluminum without breaking the thermal bridge and its glasses are simple 6 mm, with blinds on the windows. This building has 4 facades, and its orientation means that practically throughout the day it is exposed to the sun on 3 of the 4 facades, which causes very high temperatures in hot periods. In cold periods, it also causes very large losses of the heat inside the classrooms. The other building that also presents the same pathologies as the previous one, is the children's cycle building, which is later than the previous building. It is a building built in different periods and different volumes, united in a single construction. The smaller windows in the washrooms and a large window in the early and middle cycle building will not be changed, as their impact on the classrooms is minimal. It is expected to be replaced at a later stage. Place of performance: Ulldecona, Catalonia, Spain Contract type: Obres Procedure: Obert simplificat Processing type: Ordinària