Bern’s 115-Year-Old Hermesbühl School Gets a CHF 4.25 Million Lifeline
The historic Hermesbühl school building in Bern will undergo major renovations from spring 2026 to autumn 2027. Voters have backed a CHF 4.25 million budget to fund repairs and fire safety upgrades for the 115-year-old heritage site. The project aims to address long-standing structural issues while keeping the school operational during construction.
The schoolhouse, built in 1909, has suffered from extensive damage to its roof, façades, and windows. These defects have caused significant energy loss and exposed students to potential hazards. The renovation will also remove dangerous materials and improve the building’s fire protection systems.
The approved budget of CHF 4.25 million will fund critical repairs and safety improvements at Hermesbühl Schoolhouse. Work is set to begin in spring 2026 and finish by autumn 2027. The project ensures the heritage-listed building remains functional and secure for future generations.
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