Gustav Epple: Building Ensemble

Climate-friendly construction with CO2-neutral round steel

In Munich, an ensemble of buildings with high architectural and urban planning standards is being built, which includes versatile office space, courtyards, retail and gastronomy, among other things, and thus combines the present with new living and working environments. In place of production space that is no longer needed, there is a modern technology campus that combines digital competence and real workplace worlds.

With a total area of around 42,000 m², “DER bogen” thus creates added value for an entire district. The external abstract appearance underlines the differentiation of two interlocking parts of the building, which are divided by bronze and brass-coloured façade elements. With up to 8 storeys, the building also offers around 400 underground parking spaces and 300 bicycle parking spaces. In addition, the builders place a special focus on the topics of energy efficiency and ecology and are striving for DGNB certification GOLD from the German Sustainable Building Council.

SÜLZLE Stahlpartner was commissioned by Gustav Epple Bauunternehmung GmbH to supply 6,800 tons of “CO2-neutralized round steel” and 10 tons of bearing meshes. In order to offset previously unavoidable CO2 emissions from steel, the Munich-based construction company has purchased high-quality climate protection certificates from SÜLZLE Stahlpartner as compensation and has had its support of global projects and the associated climate neutrality for the purchased CO2-neutral reinforcing steel certified by certificate. The construction site will be supplied by the SÜLZLE Stahlpartner locations in Denkendorf, Aichach, Dusslingen and Rosenfeld. The shell has been in place since spring 2023 and completion was in June 2023.