Hentschke Bau

Glass-fiber reinforced
concrete façade for the
Poseidon House

The bidding group Hentschke Bau GmbH and Fiber-Tech Construction GmbH was awarded the contract for the manufacture and delivery of glass-fiber reinforced concrete façade panels for revitalizing and extending the 17-story and 61-m high Poseidon House in the German city of Frankfurt am Main.

In the course of the energy-efficient building refurbishment with consideration given to aspects of sustainability, the existing aluminum elements were replaced with a three-dimensionally shaped façade of high-quality architectural concrete. The concrete was to have a perfect, absolutely pore-free surface...

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