Expansion Deal Inked for Federal Chancellery by Caverion
The Federal Chancellery in Berlin is set for an expansion, with a new semi-circular building set to occupy approximately 57,000 square meters of gross floor area and house around 400 offices. This new building, located in close proximity to the existing Federal Chancellery, will be constructed on the opposite bank of the Spree.
Caverion Germany, a company specializing in technical trades for heating and cooling systems, has been awarded a contract for the execution of these technical trades in the new building. The company's involvement in the project is noteworthy, as it was also involved in the construction of the Federal Chancellery in the 1990s.
Manfred Simmet, CEO of Caverion Germany, expressed his pleasure about being involved in the project again. He stated, "We are thrilled to be part of the expansion of such an important government building once more."
The project is focused on the installation and execution of technical trades for heating and cooling systems. Caverion Germany will be responsible for the technical trades related to heating and cooling, with the aim of completing its work on the technical trade areas of heat generation and cooling by 2025, when the new building is expected to be completed.
This expansion project of the Federal Chancellery in Berlin is a significant development, and it is exciting to see Caverion Germany contributing to this endeavour once more. The new building, with its six floors and semi-circular shape, is sure to be a notable addition to the Berlin skyline.
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