New building in Alt-Böckingen: Modern school and food market combined!
On June 13th, 2025, the new construction of a modern primary school and a food market will start in Heilbronn-Alt-Böckingen, which combines sustainable supply and education.

New building in Alt-Böckingen: Modern school and food market combined!
A significant new building project is being built in the Alt-Böckingen district of Heilbronn, which includes both a modern primary school and a food market. The building will not only serve to provide local supplies, but will also create important educational opportunities that meet the needs of the community. Heilbronn.de reports that the entire facility will be designed barrier-free to make access easier for all citizens.
The food market will be located on the ground floor and will offer a spacious sales area. The goal is to create a modern local supply for the district that also takes ecological aspects into account. In the upper part of the building, an all-day elementary school will offer space for around 100 students. The equipment includes four classrooms, two differentiation rooms and four care rooms. There is also an exercise room, a school cafeteria and lounge areas for afternoon care.
Sustainability and modern architecture
A central feature of this new building is its focus on sustainable energy. The building is to be built according to modern energy standards and uses renewable energies for a climate-neutral supply. A photovoltaic system on the roof and the use of a highly efficient heat pump are planned, which will contribute to the energy supply. These aspects are not only important for the environment, but are also part of the educational initiative that will follow in primary school, as the topic of renewable energy is increasingly integrated into the curriculum.
In the area of education, students are given the opportunity to deal with the topic of renewable energies through various teaching materials from the BMUV. Projects such as “My House, My Planet” are aimed at fourth to sixth graders and address sustainability, energy consumption and environmental impacts, particularly with regard to wind turbines and their planning. Bildungsserver.de highlights the relevance of practical teaching units that, among other things, address electromobility and sustainable building materials.
Ecological enhancement and community life
Another unique feature of the new building is the ecological improvement of the surrounding area. In total, around 1,600 perennials, 600 shrubs and 20 new trees will be planted. These measures not only improve the microclimate, but also increase the quality of life for residents. The facility is intended to become a connecting element in the district, combining educational facilities and amenities and thus strengthening the central location on Klingenberger Straße.
In addition, the planned provision of a playground and green open spaces will create a space that offers attractive living spaces for both children and adults. This promotes short distances in everyday life and makes the district more livable.
In summary, it can be said that the new building project in Alt-Böckingen not only provides an answer to the residents' needs in terms of local amenities, but also makes a sustainable contribution to the education of young generations, while at the same time complying with ecological standards. The new primary school will therefore not only become the physical but also the ideal center of the district.