René Sahre
Flexible school buildings for changing requirements: How temporary school construction can be implemented in a demand-oriented, safe, and legally compliant manner.

Temporary school construction: simple, demand-oriented, safe
Rising student numbers, renovation measures, and short-term space requirements present municipalities and school authorities with major challenges. Temporary school buildings offer flexible solutions to quickly create additional learning spaces. But what building regulations and technical requirements must be taken into account? René Sahre from FAGSI provides insights into the legally compliant implementation of temporary school construction projects at SCHULBAU Berlin.
In his Expert Lab “Temporary school construction: simple, demand-oriented, safe”, he explains how flexible spatial concepts can be reconciled with current building regulations and technical standards. The focus is on the requirements for safety, functionality, and planning certainty—from the initial design to occupancy.
In doing so, he demonstrates why considering legal frameworks early on is crucial to realizing temporary school buildings efficiently and according to demand.
The Speaker
René Sahre is Head of Product Development and Standardization at FAGSI. With his expertise, he deals with the technical and normative requirements for temporary buildings and their safe implementation.
Find out at SCHULBAU Berlin how temporary school construction can be designed flexibly, economically, and in full legal compliance.
Find out at SCHULBAU Berlin how serial renovation can accelerate the energy-efficient modernization of schools and support municipalities on their way to a climate-neutral building stock.
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