Contractor starts realisation of new patio for future Faculty of Law building
The roof of the building at Oude Boteringestraat 18 was opened up this week for the construction of a new patio for more daylight in the middle of the building. In the coming period, contractor Visser & Smit Bouw will open up more of the underlying floors. This work is part of the renovation to create future accommodation for the Faculty of Law of the University of Groningen.
The renovation began in January and, in the meantime, scaffolding has been placed around the building and a construction crane has been installed in the entrance area. In mid-April, work will start on the exterior, such as cleaning the facade, repairing damaged pointing, replacing the glass and painting the window frames. Staff and students of the faculty are expected to move into the renovated building in 2023.
Implementation
| Constructor | Visser & Smit Bouw in cooperation with Homij Technische Installaties |
Groningen |
|
Architect |
Cruz y Ortiz / Inbo |
Amsterdam and Heerenveen |
|
Construction Advisor |
abtWassenaar |
Haren |
|
Installation Advisor |
Syperda Hardy |
IJlst |
|
Building physics and fire safety Advisor |
Peutz |
Groningen |
More information
The construction activities for the Faculty of Law can be followed on www.rug.nl/groundbreakingwork.
| Last modified: | 14 April 2022 11.43 a.m. |
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