SCHÖCK

Modular design for refugee accommodations

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The façade was realized as a core-insulated element wall. The Schöck Thermoanker provided for connections free of thermal bridges between facing shell and supporting shell

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On the construction site the core-insulated element walls are placed in a staggered pattern

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The windows were already integrated in the wall elements at the precast factory

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The first residential building: After completion, there will be two identical buildings which are placed in L-shape next to and mirroring each other

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The building is planned in a modular design so as to allow the conversion into social housing

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The Schöck Thermoanker is an energy-efficient alternative for the reinforcement of core-insulated sandwich and
element walls

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The Oberhausen-Rheinhausen community in the administrative district of Karlsruhe was faced with the same issues like many other communities in Germany after 2015: How to provide refugees with appropriate living space as soon as possible? The administrative district of Karlsruhe decided to develop the property of a former window manufacturer. The new building made of precast concrete elements is built in modular design and can be used for social housing later.

The general contractor, Hermann Laier GmbH & Co. KG located in Forst, acquired the property and converted the existing factory hall into...