September 11, 2020

Winner of competition "Wiesengrund" Building Services Basel

Triple sports hall for primary school Dorf, SissachTotal performance competition

The team around total building constructor ERNE AG Bauunternehmung won the competition with its winning design "Wiesengrund". Penzel Valier AG is responsible for the architecture and we are pleased that Building Services Basel is able to make its contribution to the success of the project with its HVAC/MSR planning.

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Dreifachsporthalle für Primarschule Dorf Sissach_1

Dreifachsporthalle für Primarschule Dorf Sissach_1

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Dreifachsporthalle für Primarschule Dorf Sissach_2

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