Shared accommodations for asylum-seekers
Shared accommodations in Oberboihingen, GE | Builder: Landkreis Esslingen, Neckar | Architecture: Werkbau Architektur GmbH, Peter Mugele, Esslingen | Photographer: Horst Rudel
Room modules for the state capital of Stuttgart. Ochs GmbH developed and built four different turn-key room modules: Shower rooms, WC, Kitchens, Wash rooms.
Shared accommodations for asylum-seekers in Neckarwestheim, GE | Planning: Dominik Agsten
Shared accommodations for asylum-seekers in Bickenbach, GE | Office of Architect E. Kern, Grad.Eng., Alsbach-Hähnlein, GE
Execution of construction work
The requirements for the construction work depend on the length of stay of the residents.
This results in differing demands being placed on the overall construction project:
1. Initial reception accommodations (up to ca. 250 persons/building)
- the focus is placed on a very short construction period
- high-quality building shells, very basic interior fittings
- often constructed as mobile buildings for 2 years, then dismantled
- intelligent solutions provide for upgrading and continued utilization
2. Follow-up accommodations (up to ca. 100 persons/building)
- simplified design makes possible short construction periods
- basic interior fittings, yet of higher value when compared to the initial reception accommodations
- increased space requirements/resident
- intelligent floor plan solutions provide for continued utilization
3. Permanent accommodations (ca. 20 – 50 persons)
- serves as a permanent residence, quality levels commensurate with “social housing”
- this is where integration must take hold
- no related planning/legal relief foreseen
