Waldbad Günzburg: Innovative, sustainable and open all year round!

Erfahren Sie alles über die Neueröffnung des Waldbads in Günzburg am 22. Mai 2025, seine nachhaltige Architektur und zukünftige Planung.
Find out everything about the reopening of the Waldbad in Günzburg on May 22, 2025, its sustainable architecture and future planning. (Symbolbild/MW)

Waldbad Günzburg: Innovative, sustainable and open all year round!

Günzburg, Deutschland - The Waldbad in Günzburg, which has been a popular meeting place for young and old since 1962, has reopened its doors on May 22, 2025 after a comprehensive renovation. With a clear goal: the establishment of a year -round company. The Region A3 reports of a new entrance area with modernized operating and sanitary rooms as well as a newly designed forecourt, which now has a more inviting than ever. A fresh catering area including an enlarged beer garden and an interior was also created.

The sustainable orientation of the project is shown in the interior, which was realized with local ash from the bathroom area and a selection of climate trooms. In addition, you rely on innovative heating methods, such as the extraction of hot water through solar thermal and PV systems as well as through earth and groundwater heat. These environmentally friendly approaches are not only a plus for nature, but also contribute to counteracting the closures of swimming pools in the region. The Waldbad thus positions itself as an important part of social life in Günzburg.

invitation to the specialist event

An event will take place on the official presentation of the newly designed forest pool that is aimed at architects, engineers, planners and woodworkers. On July 31, 2025 from 2 to 4.30 p.m., the participants will bring the concept, planning and execution of the project closer to the participants. The region A3 calls on to register until July 25, 2025, since the number of participants is limited.

On this occasion, the challenges with which the project managers were confronted are also discussed on this occasion, including financing, flood damage and short lead times. The experts include Lothar Böck, board member of the municipal company Stadtwerke Günzburg, Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Frank Lattke, architect BDA, and Cornelius Manz, master carpenter. They bring comprehensive specialist knowledge and contribute to the fact that the timber construction, as a load -bearing pillar in the construction industry, can continue to bloom in Günzburg.

The renaissance of the timber construction

The renovation and reopening of the forest pool falls at a time when timber construction experiences a real renaissance, especially in urban areas. According to the constructive timber construction, Holz offers an environmentally friendly Alternative with its low CO₂ footprint and the many advantages that it offers investors and municipalities. Wood construction not only has the potential to quickly solve the lack of living space, but also contributes significantly to the achievement of climate goals.

Above all, municipal actors benefit from the fast construction times and the low noise pollution that are associated with this building material. The attraction of the timber construction is evident in the high demand for environmentally friendly living space, which is particularly unbroken, especially in cities. Funding programs of state and European authorities make financing easier and make projects such as the forest pool even more attractive.

Another important point for the future is that timber construction is not only environmentally friendly, but also has financial advantages for project developers. You can save time by preferring components and act creatively in design. At the same time, you benefit from lower risks and better predictability of your construction projects, as the wooden building world.

Overall, the Waldbad in Günzburg is not only there as a swimming pool, but also as a lighthouse project for sustainable building. The initiatives around timber construction impressively show how modern technology and environmental protection can go hand in hand - a step that many cities and actors want to imitate in the future.

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OrtGünzburg, Deutschland
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