The German Sports Forum and the House of German Sports were built according to a design by the brothers Werner and Walter March. The first parts of the facility were built at the end of the 1920s and then further expanded in connection with the construction of the Olympic Stadium for the 1936 Olympic Games.

After the Second World War, the Olympic site was used by the British military administration. After the withdrawal of the occupying troops in 1994, the site was handed over to the state of Berlin. The vacant areas of the Haus des Deutschen Sports were to be converted for school use.

The aim of the construction project was to fit the room program of the Poelchau secondary school (elite school of sport) into the unused parts of the listed Haus des Deutschen Sports and to prepare the building for these purposes.

The aim was to secure the architectural ensemble “Das Deutsche Sportforum” and to make the buildings accessible and tangible through contemporary uses. For this purpose, we supplied aluminum windows as special constructions in the Schüco system in order to meet the requirements of monument protection to the maximum.

For visual reasons, profiles of a different color were attached to the window, which had to be adapted to the respective window in order to guarantee the function of the window. Also noteworthy is the assembly in a circumferential welded, self-made special frame, as well as the sun protection, which was also manufactured in a special design.