After the autumn break, availability of specific rooms in Cuno I and II
The school commissioner, Martina Soddemann, has outlined upcoming tasks for the institution, with a focus on renovations and reopening facilities after the autumn holidays. One of the key components of these plans is the reuse of various school components, including B and D, which will make 47 rooms usable again.
Component A, however, requires a general renovation and will not be usable in the near future. Good news for students, though, is that after the autumn holidays, the car workshop, woodworking shop, and toilets in component A will be usable again.
The building commissioner, Henning Keune, has explained that the renovation and reuse of the components are planned. While no specific details about the cost or timeline of the tasks were provided, it's worth noting that such renovation projects are often managed by firms that coordinate certified partners, including architecture, statics, and building services engineering.
Interestingly, the architect or the company responsible for the renovation of Component A was not explicitly named in the search results. However, a company like Degadere, which specializes in renovation and coordinates all trades from a single source, could potentially be involved.
An important safety measure being implemented as part of these renovations is the installation of an external staircase as a second escape route in both components B and D. This addition is crucial for ensuring the safety of students and staff.
The resumption of in-person instruction is emphasized in these plans, although no specific details about the resumption in component A were provided. The school commissioner and building commissioner are working diligently to ensure a smooth transition back to normal operations.
In conclusion, the school is gearing up for a series of renovations and reopenings after the autumn holidays. While details about the cost and timeline are still forthcoming, the focus is on making the school a safer and more functional learning environment for all students.
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