The expansion of the world's first Waldorf school
Project
The free Waldorf school Uhlandshöhe was founded in September 1919 by Emil Molt, the owner of the Waldorf-Astoria cigarette factory. It was the first Waldorf school ever - a model and starting point of a globally growing school movement. With the support of Waldorf educators, a new daycare and cafeteria building was constructed on the Stuttgart site, replacing the existing facilities.
A building structure reflecting the educational concept
Construction
Project data
Client Waldorf School Uhlandshöhe
Architect Aldinger Architekten
Finalization 2008
Project data
Gross floor area 1.340 m²
Usable area 930 m²
Gross cubic capacity 5.400 m³
Span 8 m
Services structural engineering, facade design
Awards Beispielhaftes Bauen 2002-2007