The lightweight-construction hall is used to house seized vehicles and complements the existing halls at the Laußnitz site, which already store motor vehicles and large seized items.
The new building is situated as an extension of the neighbouring hall, running along the boundary of the site.
The single-storey, accessible cold storage hall was constructed at short notice for a planned service life of 5 years.
As it was intended for temporary use, a modular steel structure design was adopted, based on a beam grid typical of prefabricated halls.
The building accommodates up to 50 parking spaces and is equipped with charging points for electric cars.
As a windowless structure with burglar-proof doors and gates on the gable ends, the hall meets the highest security requirements in accordance with SMJus recommendations.
The arrangement of linear lighting directly on the hall structure provides the greatest possible freedom of movement.
The hall was fitted with an electrically operated sectional door and a separate wicket door at each end.
Perforated metal strips beneath the roof cladding provide ventilation along the hall’s long sides. Small perforations prevent insects and small animals from triggering the burglar alarm system.
