Moritzburg is planning a new multifunctional riding hall: Old people fall victim to the demolition!

Moritzburg is planning a new multifunctional riding hall: Old people fall victim to the demolition!

Meißen, Deutschland - The old riding hall at the land stud in Moritzburg has had its day and has now been demolished. This hall, which has been used for public events since 1980, was most recently encouraged in the sales horse week in April. But with the demolition, the foundation stone for a new era was laid, because a state -of -the -art multifunctional riding hall is already in the planning and is inaugurated on August 5. This reports Sächsische.de .

Under the construction management of the state business Saxon real estate and construction management, the new hall will be built, which is intended to correspond to international standards and offers space for around 800 visitors. The investments for this project amount to around 24 million euros. In a symbolic groundbreaking, the President of the Landtag Dr. Matthias Rößler and Finance Minister Hartmut Vorjohann and Minister of Agriculture Wolfram Günther present, which underlines the importance of the project, such as Medienervice.sachsen.de

innovative details of the new riding hall

The new riding hall will be the largest of its kind in Central Germany with a usable area of ​​approx. 6,000 square meters. Especially innovative features are a "ebb flood system" for optimal riding floor and energy-saving LED infrared heating. This technology is intended to reduce electricity consumption by 20 percent compared to conventional systems. The hall is also equipped with special windows to avoid glare for the horses. Planned events include breeding events and horse sports events, which makes the hall an important location for agriculture and horse breeding. Details can be found on mdr.de

Despite the anticipation of the new riding hall, there are also dark sides. In the Albrechtsburg in Meißen, tourists have complained about defective listening stations. During the Pentecost weekend, these are reported by Sächsische.de was only partially functional, which caused the castle director to think about improvements.

Current challenges in the senior center

Another annoyance is water damage in the Louise Otto-Peters senior center in Meißen, where there is a need for personnel. The Center of the Center, the International Bund Mitte, has formulated suggestions for improvement to politics in order to remedy this.

After all, there is also a new residential area on the Höroldtstraße in the Meißner Triebischtal in the starting blocks. 50 apartments will soon be built on a property currently used as a dump - a step that is important for both local care and urban development.

No matter whether in Moritzburg or Meißen, so there is a lot of movement in the region. The developments in the state stud and the associated progress are only the tip of the iceberg. »