Solutions for schools

How do you tackle a lack of space at a school without leaving before a construction period of months or even years? After a tender from the municipality of Kraainem, Symobo built a multipurpose space and no less than six classes in a beautiful design in just 2 months.

Een primeur in België. Symobo bouwde als eerste een volledig modulair studentenhuis op vraag van de universiteit van Leuven (KUL). Die door de grote toestroom van buitenlandse studenten op zoek ging naar extra plaats. Het hele project werd gerealiseerd op net geen 6 maanden tijd.

Your school building needs to be renewed, but you can't close your school for months while you (re) build, right? In this situation, the Blokbos municipal primary school will be in Beersel. Symobo came up with the solution to install a temporary modular school on the current playground.

De gemeente Attert kent de laatste jaren een stijgende populatie in jonge gezinnen. Hierdoor is de vraag naar een basisschool sterk gegroeid in de gemeenschap. Symobo bouwde daarom een volledige modulaire school tijdens de zomermaanden.

The Municipality of Kasterlee was looking for a semi-temporary solution to their childcare shortage. Symobo built this after-school care entirely from renovated units.

The schools in Brussels are overcrowded. The surrounding municipalities also notice this, including Jette. They see more and more children from Brussels walking around on the playground. To accommodate an additional influx of students, a budget was set aside for 6 modular classes. Symobo won the tender and was given the opportunity to help the school out of need.

It doesn't always have to be the big projects that should come into the spotlight. You can also contact Symobo for smaller projects. And that is exactly what Margaret primary school in Bastogne did.

Compact construction is a necessity in downtown Brussels. Symobo developed a classroom building with 10 meter long building elements to comply with this.

Symobo installed modular classrooms at various school locations in the province of Antwerp: classrooms and teacher classrooms. All classrooms were completed within the agreed period and comply with the applicable standards for school buildings.

The school management was forced to install a permanent modular classroom building due to the rising number of students. No evidence given the Brussels Region's EPB package of requirements.