Kita Spreeklang

The new daycare center is located in the "Pintsch-Areal" in northern Fürstenwalde, a historically significant site connected to the town's industrial development.

The positioning of the new building respects the existing historical layout and follows the historical building lines. The linden tree avenue along the street – a typical feature of Brandenburg's cultural landscapes – was integrated into the overall design.

Cornices and pilaster strips on the facade reveal the building's internal structure. The butterfly roof gently bridges the eaves of the historic villa, the shed roofs of the surrounding industrial buildings, and the prefabricated housing blocks.

Here, the building's strict lines dissolve: similar to the butterfly roof, the facade folds to create covered outdoor spaces that extend the group rooms.

While the basic geometry of the building remains simple, the folding facade adds dynamic depth.

The interior follows a practical layout: service rooms line up along the central play corridor facing the street, while all group rooms, each with its own cloakroom and sanitary facilities, open toward the outdoor areas.

The dining room on the ground floor and a sports room on the upper floor are connected to the foyer. Additionally, the corridors can be used as extended play areas.