wednesday, 07 may, 2025

Opening hours from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm

11.45 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. and 2.45 p.m. to 3.00 p.m.: Short guided tour of the exhibition “10 Years of the School Construction Offensive”

Blue hour from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.: with snacks and drinks to exchange ideas with all speakers, exhibitors, cooperation partners and VIPs
DJ Vibes accompanies the session

Main topics:

From project to program:
Since 2014, the Munich City Council has relied on complete construction programs instead of individual measures to provide daycare and school places more quickly. Standard room programs simplify the procedures, but remain flexible and are regularly adapted. The challenge lies in holistic planning, which takes into account educational, architectural, urban planning as well as energy and climate-relevant aspects.

From the corridor school to the learning house:
The demands on schools have changed – away from frontal teaching to a learning and living space that combines education, upbringing and care. All-day schooling, inclusion and modern pedagogical concepts require new room structures, which are architecturally implemented in the learning house concept.

From energy efficiency to climate neutrality:
The focus has shifted from energy efficiency to climate neutrality. In addition to land conservation and the preservation of existing buildings, renewable energies, climate-friendly building materials, more greenery and biodiversity as well as quality assurance play a central role. These aspects enable a holistic view of the entire building life cycle – from planning to operation to recycling

Moderation of the day: Eva Maria Herrmann
Architectural communication

10.00 a.m.	Admission / Meet and Greet: Time for a short tour Our guided exhibitor tour for architects and planners, school building authorities, school administrators and educators
11.00- 11.05 a.m.	Here we go! Moderator: Eva Maria Herrmann, Dipl.-Ing. Architecture, Architectural Communication
11.05-11.20 a.m.	Expert Lab – An expert has his say PPP Lifecycle Approach – Efficiency Potential for Schools A study on the profitability of PPP life cycle costs shows that life cycle costs are 17% to 35% lower than those of conventional projects. In addition, PPP projects have a high degree of schedule and cost certainty as well as specific qualities in the areas of maintenance and energy management. Municipal clients rate the previous PPP performance with a grade of 1.7*. Dr. Jörg Christen, Lecturer at Mainz University of Applied Sciences, Department of Technology, former Head of the PPP Task Force of the Federal Government
11.20 a.m. – 11.40 a.m.	Opening Kirsten Jung, Founder and Managing Director of the SCHULBAU trade fair Dr.-Ing. Jeanne-Marie Ehbauer, Head of the Building Department Munich
from 11.40 a.m.	The meeting place for everyone, consulting for school construction and participation processes and need phase zero. In our planning café you will receive Individual advice from our selected experts. Feel free to bring any questions with you. Book a time slot with your desired expert(s). Registrations at www.wirberatenschulbau.de or via the QR code.
11.40 a.m. – 12.00 p.m.	Relax and network with exhibitors and speakers
12.00- 12.30 p.m.	10 years of the Munich Education Building Offensive “Now – we are building education” Iris Lemke, Head of Department Building Department Munich Salome Benz, Head of Business Unit Central Real Estate Management of the Department of Education and Sports
12.30 pm – 1.00 pm	Q&A – At the kitchen table: 4 connoisseurs in conversation Focus on Climate: Experts in Dialogue for a Sustainable Future Moderation: Kirsten Jung Simone Magdolen, Climate Protection Manager at the Central Real Estate Management (ZIM) in the Department of Education and Sports (RBS) Christine Lippert, City Planning Councillor Fürth Florian Braun, Building Department of the City of Munich Tobias Gerullis, Fire officer
1.00 pm – 1.45 pm	Relax and network with exhibitors and speakers
1.45 pm – 2.00 pm	Experts – LAB An expert from the industry has her say: Building sustainable schools with healthy materials – how does it work? Tina Snedker Kristensen, Head of Sustainability & Communication, Troldtekt
2.00 pm – 2.20 pm	Relax and network with exhibitors and speakers
2.20 – 2.40 p.m.	Project “All-Day and Space”: Spatial Usage Concepts for a Child-Friendly All-Day School In view of the legal entitlement to all-day support for primary school children from 2026/2027, many are wondering how high-quality all-day education can be realised with the same area. This is where the “All-Day and Space” project comes in: The Montag Foundation Youth and Society is developing concepts for integrated use at five locations selected throughout Germany. The focus is on teamwork, child-friendly rhythm, adapted furniture and fire protection in order to dovetail morning and afternoon pedagogically, organizationally and spatially. The project shows how all-day education is possible without new construction or extension. Dr. Meike Kricke, Monday Foundation Youth and Society
2.40 pm – 3.00 pm	Relax and network with exhibitors and speakers
15.00 – 15.20 hrs	The Munich Way in the All-Day School One pillar for fulfilling the legal entitlement to all-day support at primary school age in Munich is primary schools in the model of cooperative all-day education (KoGa). In the 2025/26 school year, there will be 36 KoGa primary schools in the state capital of Munich. This model opens up a great opportunity to enable education and all-day support for all children at their primary school. School will become an all-day place of learning, education and play. Elke Berit Lang, Project Manager Cooperative All-Day Education
3.20 – 3.50 p.m.	LeBe – Learning with Movement According to the premise of “learning with all the senses”, the LeBe project tries to implement curriculum content of the primary school curriculum of all subjects with movement in the classroom and to increase the depth of learning. In addition, the connection between movement and cognition (movement makes you smart?!) is the focus, but also the improvement of prosocial behavior and basal motor skills. Prof. Dr. Stefan Voll, Head of the University Sports Center and the Institute for Research and Development of Subject-Related Teaching at the University of Bamberg, Germany
4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.	Invitation to the Blue Hour with snacks and drinks to exchange ideas with all speakers, exhibitors, cooperation partners and VIPs DJ Vibes accompanies the session

thursday, 08 may, 2025

Opening hours from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

11.45 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. and 2.45 p.m. to 3.00 p.m.: Short guided tour of the exhibition “10 Years of the School Construction Offensive”

Excursion 16:00 to 18:00

Main topics:

From a high-density individual property to a networked neighbourhood component – School of the future –
The school of the future is developing from an isolated individual building to a networked neighbourhood component. School buildings are designed as multifunctional spaces that enable leisure, culture and social projects in addition to teaching. This creates open meeting places that enrich the neighborhood, use resources efficiently and strengthen the connection between school and neighborhood.

All-day conversions
The expansion of all-day schools in Bavaria and Tyrol requires flexible spatial concepts that combine learning, leisure and recreation. Adaptations of existing buildings as well as well-thought-out new buildings create versatile educational spaces that meet the increasing requirements.

Acoustics
Good acoustics are crucial for concentrated learning and a pleasant atmosphere in schools. Targeted structural measures such as sound-absorbing materials and optimised room concepts reduce noise and improve speech intelligibility.

Moderation of the day:

Oliver Herwig, Journalist and presenter

10.00 a.m.	Admission / Meet and Greet: Time for a short tour Our guided exhibitor tour for architects and planners, school building authorities, school administrators and educators
11.00 – 11.05 a.m.	Here we go! Moderator: Oliver Herwig, journalist and presenter
11.05 – 11.20 a.m.	Experts – LAB Two experts have their say: Where there is school, the city grows What structural and conceptual solutions contribute to schools being not only functional places of learning, but also cultural and social meeting places? How can architecture and urban planning work together to create sustainable, identity-creating spaces? Answers to these questions will be provided on the basis of completed and planned projects and innovative school construction concepts will be presented as drivers for liveable urban development. Dirk Tillmann, Architect, Senior Associate Partner of RKW Architektur + Falk Saalbach, Architect BDA, Senior Associate Partner of RKW Architektur +
11.20 a.m. – 11.40 a.m.	Opening Kirsten Jung, Founder and Managing Director of the SCHULBAU trade fair Florian Kraus, City School Board of the City of Munich
from 11.40 a.m.	The meeting place for everyone, consulting for school construction and participation processes and need phase zero. In our planning café you will receive Individual advice from our selected experts. Feel free to bring any questions with you. Book a time slot with your desired expert(s). Registrations at www.wirberatenschulbau.de or via the QR code.
11.40 a.m. – 12.00 p.m.	Relax and network with exhibitors and speakers
12.00 – 12.30 p.m.	Q&A – At the Kitchen Table: Perspectives from Practice School of the Future: Developments of the Learning House Moderation: Kirsten Jung Renate Pfanzelt, Building Department Ellen Dettinger, Schürmann Dettinger Architects Dr. Otto Seydel, Institute for School Development Eduard Arndt, Department of Education and Sports
12.30 – 12.50 p.m.	Presentation School of the Future From individual property to district building block Carolin Probst, Architect, Head of Project Development, Munich Building Department, Building Construction Jochem Schneider, Planner & School Construction Consultant, bueroschneidermeyer Dr. Michael Kirch, Pedagogue, Department of General Education Schools, Department of Education and Sports Munich
12.50 pm – 1.40 pm	Relax and network with exhibitors and speakers
1.40 pm – 2.00 pm	Inter-municipal school building ring Cities talk about schools of the future, networking and neighbourhoods Iris Lemke, Head of Department in the Building Department of the City of Munich, Main Department of Building Construction Jan Schneck, Managing Director of Schulbau Hamburg (SB) Henriette Weber, Head of Department, Department of Urban Development and Construction – Office for Facility Management of the City of Leipzig Roland Hatz, Head of the Department of Project Management School Construction at the Office for Construction and Real Estate (ABI) of the City of Frankfurt am Main Norbert Illiges, Head of the Task Force and Steering Group for School Construction/Renovation at the Berlin Senate Department for Education, Youth and Family
2.00 pm – 2.20 pm	Q&A – At the Kitchen Table: Perspectives from Practice Successful all-day (re)construction in Bavaria and Tyrol – elements of elementary education Moderation: Kirsten Jung Prof. Thomas Stuke, PH Tirol Barbara Schett, Pedagogical Counselling and Quality Management Stefan Rochelmeyer, OStR, Consultant at the Institute for School Quality and Educational Research Munich, All-Day Department
2.20 – 2.40 p.m.	Acoustics in school buildings New concepts and recommendations In school construction, there is a growing need for open room structures that enable different forms of learning. This creates new requirements for sound insulation and the acoustic quality of the learning environment: differentiated room and building acoustics are the prerequisite for pedagogical concepts to function in clusters and open learning landscapes. This study compares and evaluates applicable room acoustics and acoustic requirements as well as different national and international regulations. It offers concrete recommendations for the planning practice of clusters and learning landscapes in Germany. Christoph Böhm, Akustik-Ingenieurbüro Moll GmbH
14.40 – 14.55 hrs	Experts – LAB – An expert has her say Renovating classrooms SMART – improving air, light and acoustics at the same time Klaus-Dieter Wolf, Specialist for Educational Construction, Heinz-Trox-Stiftung
2.55 – 3.15 p.m.	Presentation of school project/ excursion Primary School & Children’s House on Infanterie-Straße, Munich Andreas Gabriel, City of Munich Building Department Maria Hirnsperger, Partner Behnisch Architects Iulian Bindar, Behnisch Architects
3.15 – 3.35 p.m.	We say goodbye and see you next time!
4.00 pm – 6.00 pm	Last but not least, we continue to the last exciting excursion Infanterie-Straße, Munich