The school in the coronation city, which has been operating since 1896, is being expanded with a new building section.

STRABAG recently handed over one of the most modern training centres in the Hungarian construction industry. Training Centre in Székesfehérvár. The centre, which was built using the company's own resources, provides practice-oriented training primarily for employees working in physical and supervisory positions. STRABAG is now once again involved in the implementation of a project to support the development of education.

The institution provides professional training in commerce, hospitality and tourism.

The EU Public Procurement Bulletin has published the results notice has been published in the EU Public Procurement Bulletin, according to which STRABAG submitted the best bid for the expansion of the Székesfehérvár Vocational Training Centre Deák Ferenc Technical College and Vocational School. The institution, whose history dates back to 1896, trains professionals in commerce, hospitality and tourism.
With this investment, one of the city's leading educational institutions will be able to carry out its economically crucial activities in a modern infrastructure environment that meets the needs of the future.

A new four-storey building with a floor area of 1,595 square metres is being constructed.

According to the announcement, the Deák Ferenc Technical College building will be expanded with a four-storey extension with a usable floor space of 1,595 m², which will increase the built-up area of the site by 575 m². The contractor's specialists must construct the prefabricated reinforced concrete frame structure – using 60 pillars, 60 beams and 102 floor slabs – on prefabricated cup bases placed on monolithic reinforced concrete point foundations. The walls filling the frame will consist of heat-insulating ceramic masonry elements, the stiffening walls will be made of monolithic reinforced concrete, and the partition walls will be constructed of a two-layer plasterboard cladding.

Energy-efficient and sustainable solutions

The new school wing will be equipped with state-of-the-art engineering. Heating will be provided by a system powered by two 63 kW and two 77.5 kW heat pumps, while fresh air will be supplied by a heat recovery ventilation system. The project also includes a 17 kVA solar panel system to promote the use of renewable energy. The tasks include the installation of the building's entire high- and low-voltage network, including IT, automation, fire alarm and camera systems. Barrier-free transport within the institution is facilitated by a lift with a load capacity of 675 kilograms.

The floor surface is designed to suit the function.

With the extension, the total façade area of the building will increase by 1,198 m², of which 826 m² will be covered with large-format ceramic tiles and 193 m² with curtain walls.  A total of 1,701 m² of flooring will be installed in the interior spaces, consisting of stoneware tiles, vinyl, synthetic resin and carpet, depending on the various functions.

New car parks and green spaces will improve the school environment

The investment will involve the construction of 12 paved parking spaces, including one accessible space, as well as internal transport routes and landscaping work, thereby renewing the entire school environment.

Optional items are also part of the project

The project provides for the option of additional work, such as the complete demolition of the existing mansard roof and the construction of a new structure, the replacement of 141 roof windows, and the installation of 1,200 m² of new thermal insulation. The contracting authority may decide on the optional items at the time of concluding the contract or during performance, depending on the available resources. With the completion of the investment, the Székesfehérvár SZC Deák Ferenc Technical College will be enriched with a modern, energy-efficient building that meets the latest educational requirements. The development will create long-term value not only for the school's students, but also for the vocational training network in Székesfehérvár.