Instead of building a new one, Memmingen converted a 1960s villa into a daycare center. The concept with an innovative shell protects the existing building and the climate – and could serve as a model for larger projects.
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Florian Fuchs, Memmingen
The garage is now a kitchen. The two recesses for the gates have been preserved, and this is where the children’s food is served every day. In the basement, through the sports room, the children do handicrafts and handicrafts, the Goldhofer family used to have their hobby rooms here. And in the crèche room at the other end of the building is a wooden playhouse with its own little basement down the stairs. “There was the pool,” says Peter Geiger.