+++ New urban mixed-use development with church centre, restaurants and apartments on approx. 3,300 m² +++ Ed. Züblin AG as general contractor +++ Construction works on schedule +++

+++ Award for building construction project adidas ARENA – World of Sports presented to Züblin Stahlbau GmbH +++ Jury: prize awarded for innovative engineering and close collaboration among all project participants +++

+++ With chalice-shaped pillars for Stuttgart’s underground train station, Ed. Züblin AG sets new standards in building construction and civil engineering +++ Innovative techniques and digital processes push previous boundaries of constructability +++ Complex freeform formwork developed by ZÜBLIN Timber to realise the architectural design by Christoph Ingenhoven +++

+++ Business Unit Digital Object Survey and UAV focuses expertise at new head office in Regensburg +++ Mobile mapping added as second business field to complement the varied repertoire in drone surveying +++ 3D data processing for various applications +++

+++ Stadtquartier Südkreuz, Sections 1 + 2, in Berlin-Schöneberg +++ 11 buildings with a total of 665 residential units +++ Begin of building construction works in February 2019 +++

+++ Total contract value: approximately € 865 million +++ Contracts awarded to bidding consortium of Wayss & Freytag (30 %), ZÜBLIN (30 %), Max Bögl (30 %) and Bauer Spezialtiefbau (10 %) +++

+++ Modular wall systems to fight air pollution: MoosTex project partners develop system to actively regulate moss activity +++ PM-binding ability of moss panels to be investigated under real conditions in the greater Stuttgart region starting in 2019 +++

+++ New construction of Bertolt Brecht School +++ Contract value of € 108 million +++ Project schedule until 2021 +++

+++ Consortium consisting of Max Bögl, ENGIE Deutschland and ZÜBLIN carried out construction project +++

+++ SKAIO lighthouse project demonstrates efficiency of timber construction +++ 10 storeys, 1,000 m³ of wood, sequestration of 1,000 t of CO2 +++ Sustainable construction through cradle-to-cradle principle +++