The Dingolfing-Landau district has built a new student dormitory featuring 85 housing units, communal areas, and a cafeteria using sustainable timber modular construction. The prefabricated modules were delivered to the construction site as needed, ensuring rapid progress. The building was constructed on a parking lot directly in front of the vocational school and elevated in a way that preserved a significant portion of the parking spaces. The resulting campus-like atmosphere strengthens the connection between the school and the dormitory, fostering a dynamic learning environment. This approach ensures short distances while also minimizing additional land use. The facade incorporates three different Rieder products: in addition to öko skin slats and concrete skin panels, custom-made formparts were used. The three-dimensional elements serve as intersections around the expansive windows and structure the building envelope. Photos: Ditz Fejer