The Hufeland Klinikum in Bad Langensalza was built in the early 1990s as an extension to the main building (ancient building)

years built in massive construction and expanded and renovated in several construction phases until 2006. It consists of a ward building (building G) and a functional wing (building H).

Despite regular maintenance and repair work on the technical systems and plant components,

due to the ever shorter frequency of tap water damage, that the entire

Sanitary installation network due to the material and use-related signs of aging and wear

is to be completely renewed. Therefore, a new installation of the entire sewage / water system of the two is planned.

Building parts G and H during ongoing hospital operations.

Trockenbauarbeiten

approx. 1,300 sqm GK walls

approx. 1,250 sqm GK facing shells

approx. 1,600 sqm GK suspended ceilings

approx. 270 sqm mineral wool underhang ceilings

approx. 1,100 sqm metal coffered ceilings

approx. 70 revolving doors incl. frames

see II.1.4) - Brief description