Bosch Engineering and ITK Engineering are working under one roof in Holzkirchen for the first time. Both companies focus on development services for sectors such as automotive, off-highway, railway and medical technology.

The special feature of the new site is its campus character. A creative working environment will offer around 900 employees space for innovative spirit and flexibility and enable close and transparent dialogue with external partners.

Specifics

• Design of the technical systems for use as an office and development site for electromobility, including staff restaurant
• Implementation of the entire energy technology for heating, cooling and sprinklers for the campus currently under construction at the site

Characteristics of the project

• Heat recovery from refrigeration and compressed air generation
• Provision of space reserves for technical facilities for possible further construction phases
• Project realisation in BIM methodology with all design participants using the REVIT tool
• BIM-BAP controlling of all parties involved by an external controller

In the vicinity of Munich’s main railway station, a timber-hybrid office building designed to high sustainability and technology standards will be built by the end of 2025 in accordance with the design by Wilmotte architects, offering around 17,000 m² of multifunctional rental space, a roof garden and lobby for interaction, communication and open space as well as additional retail and catering facilities. IBF Ingenieure – a subsidiary of Ingerop – has been commissioned with the planning and site supervision of the entire technical building services. The focus on the implementation of the new work, health and smart building concept in the building technology is particularly noteworthy.

Architect: Wilmotte & associés

Structure engineering of special structure (double skin, roof light, top covering ),
Facade and facade access engineering

A project by Arcora, an Ingerop subsidiary