Sunlit spaces, a creek bank - this is how the construction of the Forrás Street kindergarten is progressing

The institutional system of Biatorbágy, one of the most important towns in the Budapest agglomeration, is undergoing a period of major transformation. Numerous developments are underway in the town, from nurseries to secondary schools, with particular attention being paid to the town's new nursery complex, which will be built by Épkar Zrt..

Near the motorway, on the eastern edge of the city, close to the stream of the Bird Spring, surrounded by greenery, on a plot of about 12 thousand square metres, the new complex will be built, which will house four groups of kindergartens and nurseries.

With around 2300 m² of teaching space and a 400 m², 350-capacity, fully equipped kitchen, the new community will help families with young children. The complex construction work, worth around HUF 2.4 billion, will see the construction of a monolithic reinforced concrete supporting structure. The one-storey wings will be flat, while the nursery rooms will have a half-slope roof and the two-storey sections will have a gable roof.

Some classrooms also have access to natural light from overhead spotlights, and the common spaces in the south-west wing are organised around an open atrium.

A courtyard extending deep between the two units will also serve as a sheltered reception area for children and parents.

Windows and doors will soon be included

The construction of the atrium wing is already underway, with the basic internal fitting out of the floor and plastering. The windows will soon be installed. In addition, the layering of the roofs is underway in several places, and in some areas the cork roofing has been applied. The flat roofs will be constructed with a reverse-ply flat-roof construction with a green roof.

A corrugated fence, which also serves as a retaining wall, will be built in the northern part of the area, the substructure of which will also provide the external retaining wall angle required for the planned landscaping. According to a video posted on the Épkar community page, the concrete work is currently underway.

Previously, we reported on the foundation and earthworks , and since then, Épkar has made significant progress with the construction. The structural work is nearing completion: the monolithic reinforced concrete structures are in place, the slabs have been completed, and most of the infill brickwork has also been completed.