Hallertau-Gymnasium Wolnzach, Gymnasium in Wolnzach im Landkreis Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm in Bayern, Deutschland
Hallertau-Gymnasium Wolnzach is a secondary school in Wolnzach, Bavaria, featuring a distinctive semicircular building shape. The structure offers spacious, brightly lit interiors, a large sports hall, provisions for future classroom expansion, and modern facilities including computers and projectors throughout the teaching spaces.
The school was founded in 1994 to provide local students with secondary education in Wolnzach, as nearby Pfaffenhofen had previously been the closest option. The main building was completed in 1999 following an architectural competition, with a second phase of construction finished in 2007.
The school is named after the Hallertau, a regional hop-growing area near Wolnzach. This connection to local identity shapes how the school presents itself and ties the institution to the community's agricultural heritage.
The school building is equipped with modern facilities and features wide corridors and good lighting throughout all areas. Visitors should expect activity during class transitions and parking is available near Anton-Dost-Straße, as the grounds are actively used during school hours.
The building was deliberately constructed on terrain with about 12 meters of elevation change, requiring creative architectural solutions. The distinctive semicircular design emerged as the winning entry in an architectural competition, showing how the school expresses its modern identity through unconventional forms.
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