GNUE Kryolager extension, Magdeburger Str. 12, carpentry and timber construction work

… -80°C. Due to the continuous sample growth and additional requirements for central sample storage, the existing areas are largely utilised and will be fully utilised in the foreseeable future. The planned new extension will create additional storage capacity, new storage areas for ultra-freezers and a laboratory area for sample collection and processing in the immediate vicinity of the storage infrastructure. It is an ERDF IV project supporting regional research infrastructure. Since the new extension will be built on the site of the old university hospital, for which an ensemble protection under monument law exists, the construction of the new extension will be carried out in close coordination with the monument authority. Institutes of University Medicine are located in the surrounding multi-storey buildings. Student walking and cycling in particular require special consideration. Furthermore, due to the narrow development of area restrictions can be assumed. The construction site is currently used as a parking lot, and is attached accordingly. In addition, there are various existing media in the underground building space. Media that are no longer in operation will be dismantled as part of the site clearance. Media that are still in operation or have to remain in operation will be relocated. The subject of the award is carpentry and timber construction work for the new building or the expansion of the cryogenic warehouse of the University Medical Center Halle. The services include in particular the production of the load-bearing timber structures of the warehouse building and the connecting construction made of softwood and glued laminated timber with supports, main and secondary beams as well as rafters, a total of approximately 37 m3 of structural timber. In addition, there are about 415 m2 load-bearing roof panes made of plywood F40/30 E60/40, d = 50 mm, as well as OSB/4 panels, d = 30 mm. Furthermore, wooden constructions for attics, shed finishes and facade areas including insulation, airtightness/steam barrier layers as well as supplementary wood-based panels must be constructed. The services also include the necessary carpentry and steel construction connections, beam shoes, concealed connectors, concreted or reinforced concrete connecting means as well as the necessary workshop and assembly planning. The work will take place partly on or in the immediate vicinity of existing parts of the building.