Aurora school, Espoo
Aurora School is a new building with three floors, and it is a nearly zero-energy pilot site.
When completed, it will be the most energy-efficient building in Espoo and has been carefully designed to suit the surrounding nature. The old oaks around the building were preserved, and the building blends in with the terrain with its sloping roof and landscape windows. The building is a so-called multi-purpose building, which houses a preschool, a daycare centre and a maternity and child health clinic in addition to the school. The one-storey part is for the daycare centre and there are three floors on the school side. There are about 350 children in the school and 200 in the daycare centre. In addition to structural engineering, we were responsible for the inspection of approval documents for construction products (architectural, construction, and HVAC).
Customer
Espoon kaupunki
Location
Espoo
Size
7 300 brm²
Completion
2016
Services
Cost estimation
Structural engineering
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