References
Festival City, Dubai
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Shopping Mall
Dubai is one of the world's most prosperous and modern cities. Here, the unique "city within a city", Festival City, inspires people from all over the world and is the hotspot par excellence. With its mix of entertainment, leisure, living and working, Festival City fascinates not only visitors, but everyone who lives and works here.
Terminal 2, Munich Airport
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Flughafen
Covering an area of 125,800 m², Terminal 2 offers passengers maximum comfort and an excellent infrastructure for ongoing flight operations. The light-flooded check-in hall is 30 meters high and offers a wide range of services on three levels. Terminal 2 was awarded the "European Steel Construction Prize 2005" in 2005.
Red Apple, Rotterdam
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Hochhausbauten
The Red Apple is a residential and commercial complex with 231 apartments, offices, stores and restaurants on a total area of 35,000 m². A multi-user concept was developed for the 120 m high building, which combines living, working and relaxing.
Stuttgart 21, Stuttgart
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Infrastruktur
Stuttgart 21 is one of the largest transportation and urban development projects in Europe. It includes not only the conversion of a terminus station into a through station, but also the construction of new connecting stations, railroad lines, tunnels and bridges. Construction began in 2010 and the project is due to open at the end of 2025.
New SFS line Erfurt-Nuremberg
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Infrastruktur
The Nuremberg - Erfurt high-speed line is 190 km long and is an important section of the Scandinavian-Mediterranean corridor from Finland to Sicily. It is part of a European transport network that links all regions of the EU.
Roche Tower, Basel
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Verwaltungsgebäude
When the second Roche Tower is inaugurated in May 2022, it will be 205 meters high, replacing Roche Tower 1 with its 178 meters and will then be Basel's tallest building. The construction process was supported by BIM (Building Information Modeling). A digital simulation that easily visualizes even complex construction processes.
Red Bull Arena, Leipzig
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Stadienbauten
The foundation stone for today's arena was laid in 2000 to mark the 100th anniversary of the German Football Association (DFB), which was once founded in Leipzig. Around 47,000 spectators can be seated here for soccer matches. But the arena is also used for large concerts. Coldplay, Helene Fischer and Rammstein, among others, have performed here.
Porsche Museum, Stuttgart
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Museumsbauten
A spectacular building for legendary sports cars. The Porsche Museum in Stuttgart stages its vehicles in an imposing atmosphere in which the sensuality of the architecture can be experienced. The structural complexity is visible both outside and inside. 6000 tons of steel (roughly equivalent to the steel mass of the Eiffel Tower) rest on just three supports.
Stuttgart-Ulm rail project, Filstal bridge
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Infrastruktur
As part of the extension of the Stuttgart - Ulm railroad line, the Filstal valley has to be crossed. Two partial bridges, each almost 500 m long and 85 m high, are currently being built. This makes the Filstal Bridge the third highest railroad bridge in Germany. The route is an important link in the European high-speed rail network.
Particle accelerator, Darmstadt
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Forschungseinrichtungen
One of the world's largest research facilities is currently being built in Darmstadt: the FAIR particle accelerator. The area of approx. 150,000 m² houses an underground acceleration ring with a circumference of 1,100 m, experimental buildings, laboratories as well as operating and supply stations.
FAZ Tower, Frankfurt am Main
The major FAZ Tower project is being built in Frankfurt's Europaviertel district. It will be the new headquarters of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and will also house an eight-storey hotel with 348 rooms. The building stands out with its two slender structures, which are rotated off axis above the seven-storey buildings and offset against each other.
Terminal 3, Frankfurt Airport
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Flughafen
With a total area of over 400,000 m², the new Terminal 3 offers a passenger capacity of 19 million passengers per year. A further expansion phase could even increase this figure to 25 million. The distances between the three terminals are quickly covered by a new Sky Line train.
VitraHaus, Weil am Rhein
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Museumsbauten
The VitraHaus combines a flagship store and showroom under one roof. It is also a place of inspiration for exclusive design furnishings. The extraordinary building was built by the renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron.