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Fire station, Tübingen-Lustnau

Firm LocationGöppingen, Germany
CompanyGaus Architekten
Lead ArchitectChristian Gaus
Design TeamStructural engineering Schneck Schaal Braun Engineering Company Construction Ltd. HLS planning ebök planning and development GmbH Electrical planning Engineering office Rieder GmbH Open space planning free space concept Building physics ebök planning and development GmbH Measurement University City Tübingen Traffic planning University City Tübingen Soil expertise Office for Applied Geosciences
Clientniversity City Tübingen
Projecthttps://en.gaus-architekten.de/projekte/feuerwehrhaus-tuebingen-lustnau
Project Videohttps://vimeo.com/manage/videos/853063789

The Lustnau Fire Department, entirely built of timber, combines sustainable design with functionality and aesthetics. It uses locally sourced, FSC-certified wood and features a user-centered layout. The facility is powered exclusively by renewable energy sources. It meets high standards for fire safety and structural integrity, earning multiple awards and EU funding. As an all-timber construction and user of renewable energy, the fire station sets new benchmarks in functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability in resource-efficient municipal architecture.