In civil engineering structures, the focus is above all on functionality and rationality. Yet in terms of design, civil engineering structures are also highly demanding creations.
The art of architecture thus differs from other art forms in many facets.
Civil engineering structures always have a function to perform, and by their nature they are subject to different rules than works of art: rules that unavoidably require consideration of load-bearing behaviour and fabrication – a very simple relationship that inseparably links architecture with the science of engineering.
Keeping the port on track.
Predöhl Quay, Berth 3
Deformation calculations
Hamburg-Waltershof
Preserving an impressive heritage.
Quay Wall Zollkanal
Repair of quay walls
Hamburg Speicherstadt
Take the U-Bahn to shopping paradise.
Underground connection
To the Europa Passage
Hamburg
A new leading light for the Elbe.
Somfletherwisch
Front light - replacement building
Stade
Change in the city of bridges.
Wagnerstraße Bridge
Renewal and Upgrade
Hamburg
First it swings and then it floats: the new road bridge.
Lanze-Buchhorst Bridge
Demolition and replacement
Buchhorst
Sheet pile walls for the "pearls".
Quay Wall, Westkai
Remediation of quay structure
Hamburg
High Tide.
Civil Engineering M&B
Marquard & Bahls Company HQ
HafenCity Hamburg
Are they still watertight?
Southern Sülfeld Lock
Design of excavation pit
Wolfsburg Sülfeld
Far more than a station roof.
Intercity Train Station
Frankfurt Airport
Frankfurt am Main
Ready for its coming role.
Niederbaumbrücke
Bridge widening and overhaul
Hamburg Speicherstadt
Continuing to tell the story of the Speicherstadt.
Kehrwiederfleet
Repair of quay walls, Warehouse D6
Hamburg Speicherstadt
Hamburg’s underground railways also run above ground.
