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erschienen
November 2016

Herausgeber
Sabine Djahanschah, Deutsche Bundestiftung Umwelt
ARGE Diedorf - Kaufmann/Nagler Architekten
Hermann Kaufmann, Professur für Entwerfen und Holzbau, TU München
Florian Nagler, Lehrstuhl für Entwerfen und Konstruieren, TU München


Authors
Martin Sailer, Sabine Djahanschah, Hans-Peter Kirchmann, Karin Doberer, Korbinian Meitinger, Katharina Bucher, Florian Nagler, Konrad Merz, Hermann Kaufmann, Florian Aicher, Klaus Rholffs, Holger König, Jörg Böhler, Herbert Mayer, Robert Busch-Maas, Berng Grözinger, Mandy Peter, Robert Wenk, Andreas Robrecht, Andrea Kreil

Editing
Florian Aicher

Design
Atelier Gassner, Feldkirch




Verlag
DETAIL - Institut für internationale Architektur-Dokumentation GmbH & Co. KG, München/Munich, www.detail.de

ISBN

978-3-95553-347-2 (Print)
948-3-99553-348-9 (E-Book)
948-3-95553-349-6 (Bundle)


Projektinfo
Schmuttertal Secondary School, Diedorf

Links
Detail online shop [ext. Link]
Im Buch blättern [ext. Link]

DBU Building 1: Schmuttertal High School

Architecture – Education – Resources 

»Perhaps it’s inevitable that we must massively change society and its approach to our education system, and the importance of the school building, and learning environments, will increase with this shift.«

Federal President Gauck

The new High School embodies this spirit. Innovative educational approaches and a participatory planning culture formed unusual spatial structures, ambitious ecological goals guided the construction, and practical and inspirational ideas formed the architecture.  Builders and sponsors, users and planners, specialists in construction law and technical trades document the development of the building, alongside plans and photographs.

The “Schmuttertal-High School” was awarded the “Sustainable Building” DGNB Prize in 2016, which is awarded by the German Sustainable Building Association (DGNB e.V.) and the German Sustainability Award Foundation (Deutscher Nachhaltigkeitspreis eV).  For further information: www.nachhaltigkeitspreis.de