The new Eisenharz gymnasium and festival hall in Argenbühl is planned for a former agricultural site in southern Germany. The design approach and structural appearance of the new building are derived from the existing site. The hall is connected to the first floor with a foyer and hall on the site to the north. Apart from the hall, only the forecourt and the access road are visible as structural interventions in the landscape. The structure is set as a narrow and elongated volume with a pitched roof parallel to the height development. A cantilevered canopy rests on a solid base with just a few supports. Generous sliding doors open up the hall to the fairground and welcome guests, visitors and athletes.

The supporting structure for the planned new building was planned as a hybrid construction made of wood and recycled concrete. This construction method enables the targeted use of different materials and thus helps to minimize the consumption of resources. The clearly structured building offers maximum interior flexibility due to the large span of the beams and at the same time allows direct and therefore extremely economical load transfer. With regard to the requirements for robustness and durability, the basement, which is buried in the ground, is made of reinforced concrete. Timber is used for all rising parts of the supporting structure, for the roof structures and the exterior walls and columns.