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01.04.2025

Future-proof heating and ventilation concept: innovative building refurbishment for sustainable learning environments

As part of the comprehensive general refurbishment of the Neustadt a. d. Waldnaab secondary school and the adjacent multiple gymnasium, we integrated state-of-the-art technologies to not only raise the energy standard, but also to create a sustainable, resource-conserving environment. With our tailor-made heating and ventilation concept, a learning environment was created that combines comfort, efficiency and environmental awareness in a harmonious overall package - making it ideal for future generations.

Find out more about the innovative approaches and successful collaboration in a detailed specialist article in TAB, the leading specialist medium in the building services industry. Be inspired by this success story and discover how modern TGA planning is shaping the future of building and learning.

Find out more about this successful project here in the tab's specialist article.

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