The erection of the prefabricated modules for the new daycare centre in the Rüdersdorf district begins today, Monday. The daycare centre, which is being built entirely in modular timber construction, is being erected on the 3,613 square metre plot at Am Friedhof 8. The daycare centre was designed as a four-group facility that will look after around 60 children both under the age of three (U3) and over the age of three (Ü3). The premises include a kitchen, five children's sanitary rooms, six group rooms for U3 and Ü3 children including adjoining rooms, a development and snooze room, an exercise room and further administration and recreation rooms for the staff.
Together with the municipality of Rüdersdorf near Berlin, the modular construction start-up MOD21 invites you to take a tour of the modular construction of the day-care centre.
on Wednesday, 15 May 2024,
from 12:00 to 13:30
Am Friedhof 8
15562 Rüdersdorf bei Berlin
to see the building and its modular design for yourself. Media representatives are requested to make an appointment in advance.
In addition to Mayor Sabine Löser and the specialist departments, Paul Scheffer, Project Manager at MOD21, and Markus Moser, Sales Manager East at MOD21, will be available for discussions on site.
Construction work for the daycare centre began at the manufacturer in February 2024 and is expected to be completed in August 2024. Pre-production of the 31 modules at the factory took just four weeks. They will then be assembled on site in four days. Further installation work is expected to take eleven weeks. The construction is expected to save 103% per cent of CO2 emissions compared to conventional construction methods. A special feature of the daycare centre is the modular structure of the building, which has a pitched roof and two hipped roofs instead of a conventional flat roof.
About MOD21:
MOD21 was founded in 2021 as a modular construction start-up, merged with the ERBUD subsidiary GWI Bauunternehmung at the beginning of 2022 and then fundamentally reorganised itself. The company, which is based in Düsseldorf and has a production site in Ostaszewo near Toruń in Poland, is a subsidiary of the German-Polish ERBUD Group. With the reorientation of the business field towards modular timber construction, buildings will no longer be realised in conventional, but in modular or hybrid construction methods from 2023. MOD21's range of services includes the production of timber room modules into finished buildings in the education, residential, accommodation, office and healthcare asset classes. MOD21 stands for a sustainable concept with innovative and sustainable solutions in the field of ecological construction. In Poland, MOD21 has already been recognised for its innovative environmental solutions by the Polish Pomeranian Special Economic Zone. MOD21 currently employs 35 people in Germany. In production, the number of employees is set to grow to 150 by 2024 and even 300 by 2026.