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Injection resin keeps 65,000 m³ of concrete dry

Since its opening at the end of September 2014, the newly built Gerberviertel has provided attractive new options to the inhabitants of Stuttgart in terms of shopping, dining, working, living and parking − all under a single roof. The “Gerber” design team adhered to the criteria of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Nachhaltiges Bauen (DGNB; German Sustainable Building Council), and has applied for the related certification.

A team of high-profile experts have been working on the 13,000 m² plot since the construction phase started in January 2011, among them architect Prof. Bernd Albers and Ippolito...

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