Weiden District Court - Modernisation & historical elegance

Green roof of the Weiden district court with multiple skylights, surrounded by blooming meadow plants and building rooftops in the background.

The Weiden District Court has been extensively modernised with a particular focus on the jury courtroom on the first floor. Here, 24 new LAMILUX Glass Skylights FE 3° provide significantly improved light flooding.

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Roof view of the Weiden district court with multiple rectangular skylights allowing natural light into the building.

Green roof of the Weiden district court with purple flowering plants and several rectangular skylights in the background.

Rooftop view of the Weiden district court with open, modern skylights and gravel covering.

Interior view of the Weiden district court with geometrically arranged ceiling panels and skylights allowing natural light.

Light and efficiency combined

Thanks to comprehensive modernisation, the Weiden District Court combines historical elegance with modern technology. With new Glass Skylights, the halls now shine in new splendour.

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Glass Skylight FE 3°

Courtroom in the Weiden district court featuring distinctive skylights and geometric ceiling structure.

The Weiden district court has its origins in the 19th century and has developed over time into a central location for the administration of justice. District court, local court and regional labour court - all legal matters have landed in Weiden over the decades. To this day, it is therefore an important symbol of legal history in the Upper Palatinate. But even the House of Laws catches up with time and so it needed a comprehensive modernisation. LAMILUX was involved as an expert in daylight and provided more daylight, security and energy efficiency.

Geometric skylight ceiling structure in the courtroom of the Weiden district court, viewed symmetrically from below.

More light in all areas of the court building

The remodeling work was carried out throughout the entire district court. The focus for optimised room lighting was primarily on the jury courtroom, the presiding judge's office and the adjacent corridors. A total of 18 Glass Skylights were renewed and replaced with elegant Glass Skylights FE 3° from LAMILUX. These measures improve light transmission and create a pleasant environment for employees and visitors alike.

Close-up of the square skylights on the roof of the Weiden district court, surrounded by gravel.

Technology and design for comfort and efficiency

In addition to an aesthetic upgrade, the new Glass Skylights also offer numerous technical advantages. The optimised sound insulation ensures a quiet environment, while the increased energy efficiency of the building reduces energy consumption in the long term. The modernised aluminium frames also guarantee long-term weather resistance, ensuring aesthetics and safety for decades to come.

View from the roof of the Weiden district court with a green roof and small skylights, historical buildings and city rooftops in the background.

Perfect combination of light and energy efficiency

The Weiden District Court is now an example of how historic buildings can be upgraded using modern technologies. The new Glass Skylights from LAMILUX combine energy efficiency, sound insulation and contemporary design - a modernisation that is both visually and functionally impressive.