Construction of a Fire Station in Wentorf, Germany

The municipality of Wentorf near Hamburg is planning to construct a new fire station using innovative wooden construction methods. The fire station will be built on the property located at Fritz-Sprecht-Weg 1, 21465 Wentorf near Hamburg. Key features of the new building include: • A land area of approximately 10,600 m² • A gross floor area of about 3,200 m² • Two full stories • A vehicle hall with parking spaces for 9 fire trucks and a washing area for one fire truck • Areas for the volunteer fire department and youth fire department for relaxation and training • Rooms for operational, training, and business purposes • A two-story material storage area • A workshop area for fire service technology • Construction of a training tower with nine stories • Connection to public road traffic Further details regarding the specifications of the new building can be found in the individual procurement units. The construction will consider sustainability and innovation goals, including: A – Meeting selected requirements according to the Sustainable Building Assessment System (BNB) B – Innovation goals in wooden construction, such as: • Promoting wooden construction through visible structures as a demonstration object in the context of fire protection requirements • Developing a CO2-neutral energy concept for temporarily used wooden buildings, with special consideration of thermal comfort (storage capacity and summer heat protection) and moisture behavior • Reusing and recycling wooden components in line with a circular economy Further details on the aforementioned requirements for the new building and their impact on construction services can be found in the individual procurement units.