Glare-Free Learning and Movement with OKALUX at Limespark Primary School

Date: 12 May 2025

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Date: 12 May 2025

In the new Limespark Primary School in Öhringen, OKALUX insulating glass helps create a bright, glare-free environment that supports focused learning and energy efficiency - especially in the integrated sports hall.

Learning means more than absorbing knowledge: it also means movement and activity. That’s why the new Limespark Primary School in Öhringen integrates a full sports hall as a core part of the school.

Forming a strong architectural ensemble at the heart of the new district, the school building and sports hall are both designed for openness and clarity.

OKALUX contributed to this vision with OKALUX K insulating glass in the spots hall' façade. Its light-diffusing capillaries ensure glare-free daylight, supporting focused learning and improving energy efficiency.

Project: Limespark Primary School
Location: Öhringen
Product: OKALUX K
Copyright: © Markus Guhl
Architectural Firm: mvm+starke architekten PartG mbB
Completion: 2024
Application: Façade
Building Type: Sports Facility

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OKALUX | Glas Trösch Group

2025-05-12T08:00:00

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