Community hub for young individuals set to launch in Bad Oeynhausen
The long-awaited new youth centre building is scheduled for completion in the near future, according to the on-site team and Dieter Hinzmann, the head of the municipal building management. The new building, a modern and contemporary structure, is set to replace the old youth centre dating back to 1938, which has been out of service for some time.
As of July 2025, the Multi-Purpose Building, part of the project, is approximately 85% complete. Most exterior and interior finishes have been done, with the team expecting to reach 98% completion by late August and 100% completion in early December 2025. The Admin/Classroom Building, also related to the project, is currently about 65% complete and is similarly scheduled for completion in early December 2025.
Following the completion of these buildings, landscaping and other site work will be finished by mid-December. The district plans to occupy these new buildings over the Christmas and New Year holidays.
Despite the delay in the construction of the new building, the team on site believes it is overdue for completion. The exact opening date of the new youth centre has not been specified in the article. The new building is expected to provide improved facilities for the community, offering a refreshing update to the outdated 1938 structure.
The construction cost for the new youth centre building is not mentioned in the article. The project, once completed, is set to be a significant milestone in the community's development, providing a modern and contemporary space for the youth to grow and thrive.
The project, encompassing the Multi-Purpose Building and Admin/Classroom Building, is planned to be completed by early December 2025, promising a transformation in the community's home-and-garden landscape. Upon completion, this modern youth centre is anticipated to deliver a fresh lifestyle upgrade, replacing the outdated 1938 structure.
