The building is part of a large hospital complex called Queen Elisabeth Herzberge (KEH) in the former eastern part of the city of Berlin. The school on the green ground is located on this property and is used as a special school for the patients of the hospital. The building is a 2-storey building block with a flat sloping roof and cube-shaped extension. It was built in 1978 as a solid plaster building, the annex was originally 3 storeys. Idea: upgrading through various architectural interventions and the use of clinker material as the building shell. The Genius Loci is recorded at this location and reinterprets the existing clinker brick facades of the buildings of the 19th century. The facade is designed as a 2-layer clinker brick facade with air layer and thermal insulation. The clinker format from Hagemeister (Lübeck type) is designed as a long format in the size 240 mm x 115 mm x 52 mm. The concept of the clinker should be small due to the profiles Inclusions and nuances of color enliven the facade. Replacement of the old wooden windows by double-glazed aluminum windows + entrance doors. Integrated sun protection systems are installed on the south side of the building. A new canopy is built. Inside, there is a lift for the disabled in the stairwell of the extension. Inside the The building has new ceilings, lighting and floor coverings.