The new construction of the Rebstockbad in Frankfurt am Main is the most important swimming pool project within the framework of the Frankfurt 2025 swimming pool concept and, in addition to its function for the regional supply of the city of Frankfurt am Main, aims to have a supra-regional appeal in the Rhine-Main area.
The Rebstockbad is to become a showcase project in the bathing landscape. The services tendered here are heating technology.
Due to the age of the building and the structural condition, there was a need for action for the former Rebstockbad. On the basis of the investigation of various development possibilities for the site, the demolition and the construction of a new replacement building, comparable in size to the existing building, was decided.
In addition to the external impact of the building, the primary goal of the project is to make the bathroom attractive to future users. Other central project goals are the energy- and resource-saving, ecological and economical construction and operation of the Rebstockbad. This is to be ensured by an efficient, durable, sustainable, low-maintenance and easy-care design.
The subject of this tender are those construction works that are necessary for the construction of the new Rebstockbad, in this case the heating technology, and are described in more detail in the planning documents and the bill of quantities.
Particular attention was paid to the efficient use of energy and resources, in which
Coordination with those involved in the planning, the client and Mainova (here contracting partner)
To this end, the following measures have been implemented.
Characteristics of the entire building: GFA approx. 21,622 m², BRI approx. 131,880 m³
Particular attention was paid to the efficient use of energy and resources, in which
Coordination with those involved in the planning, the client and Mainova (here contracting partner)
To this end, the following measures have been implemented.
- Increased tightness and thermal insulation (on-site)
- Installation of a high-temperature and low-temperature network
- Use of large buffer storage tanks to minimize peak loads
- Use of large buffer storage tanks to extend the running times of CHP and heat pump
- Use of pool covers
- Creation of the conditions for the use of geothermal energy
More detailed information can be found in the tender documents.