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Why does it take five years to build a gym?

Summary by Aachener-zeitung.de
In 2022 the gymnasium of the Boscheln primary school had to be closed because of mold. Only in 2027 will the necessary new building be finished. The city explains what so much time costs.
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Why does it take five years to build a gym?

In 2022 the gymnasium of the Boscheln primary school had to be closed because of mold. Only in 2027 will the necessary new building be finished. The city explains what so much time costs.

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"The alternative is to build it all over again, and then it'll take another five years"

SPRIND CEO Rafael Laguna de la Vera wants to put German defence research on the go with a military innovation agency – and with his advance on conflict course with the SPRIND sister agency for cybersecurity. Why does he do this? An interview. Rafael Laguna de la Vera was appointed by the Federal Government as founding director of SPRIND, the Federal Agency for Jump Innovations of the Federal Republic of Germany, in 2019. Photo: SPRIND GmbH. Mr. …

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