Berlin faces major challenges in educational construction:

The school stock must be modernized, additional capacities created, and at the same time, sustainable solutions for climate adaptation and energy implemented. SCHULBAU Berlin therefore brings together all key stakeholders from administration, architecture, planning, education, and the construction industry.

The focus is on the topics that will shape school construction in Berlin in the future. For example, a paradigm shift through renovation instead of new construction, with opportunities for the flexible further development of existing schools. A focus on innovative construction concepts that strive for modularity. Furthermore, climate-resilient school sites that utilize the potential of facade and roof greening as well as rainwater management and infiltration.

Look forward to current projects, practical presentations, and professional exchange with the experts who are actively shaping educational construction in Berlin and Brandenburg.

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Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Opening hours: from 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM

Focus: Renovation and flexible further development of the school stock

Berlin faces the challenge of modernizing a large number of existing school buildings while simultaneously providing sufficient school places for a growing and changing city. Therefore, the renovation of existing stock is increasingly becoming the focus. Modular supplementary buildings and innovative concepts make it possible to expand schools flexibly, react to increasing student numbers, and develop existing sites for the future – economically, sustainably, and with the shortest possible planning and construction times.

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Thursday, November 12, 2026

Opening hours: from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Focus: Climate-resilient school sites with high quality of stay

As a growing metropolis, Berlin must prepare for the consequences of climate change and adapt its educational infrastructure accordingly. Sponge schoolyards, rainwater management, the use of geothermal energy, as well as roof and facade greening make an important contribution. Complemented by sustainable mobility concepts and attractive schoolyards, learning environments are created that not only meet the ecological requirements of the future but also sustainably improve the quality of stay for students and teachers.