The timeline for the planned aesthetic enhancement
The city of Malchin and the Mecklenburgische Seenplatte district are still waiting for the promised renovation of the accommodations for asylum seekers, which are located on the grounds of the former Malchin post office. Over a year ago, the owner of the building promised to adapt the dark containers in colour and equip them with cladding to better integrate them into the historical ensemble between the city gate and the protected post building.
However, it appears that the promised adaptation has not yet been carried out. The city continues to emphasise the need for the living containers to be adapted in colour and equipped with cladding, but there are no search results available regarding whether the owner of the former Malchin post office building has fulfilled their promise.
In a recent development, an addendum to the 2023 building permit has been submitted for the Malchin post office accommodations. This addendum only provides for the relocation of the concierge container, not for its colour adaptation or cladding. The relocated concierge container will be moved closer to the entrance gate of the post yard, with the intention of facilitating control over incoming and outgoing persons.
The accommodations for asylum seekers have been serving the community since November of last year. Despite their location on the historical grounds, they are not in harmony with the historical ensemble between the city gate and the protected post building. The city is still pushing for the black shipping containers to have a more appealing appearance, as part of the original building permit measure.
The city gate and the protected post building form a significant historical ensemble, and the accommodations for asylum seekers are not in keeping with this aesthetic. The owner only wants to move the concierge hut, but the city is yet to see the promised renovations that could enhance the overall appearance of the historic area.
As the situation stands, the accommodations for asylum seekers at the former Malchin post office remain unchanged, with the city continuing to call for their renovation to better integrate them into the historical ensemble.
- To help integrate the accommodations for asylum seekers at the former Malchin post office with the historical ensemble, it's crucial that they are renovated with color and cladding, as originally promised by the owner.
- The home-and-garden makeover, including color adaptation and cladding, is essential for the lifestyle improvement of the asylum seekers in Malchin, ensuring a more harmonious environment within the historical grounds.
