Betonwerk Heinrich Hachmeister

Precast concrete shelter for refugees

Betonwerk Heinrich Hach­meister, the concrete manu­facturer based in the town of Andernach, is responding in a clever and business-minded way to the allocation of refugees to the German Federal State of Rhineland-Palatinate. Together with the German Federal Agency for Technical Relief (THW - Technisches Hilfswerk), which, as a federal agency, is part of the Federal Ministry of the Interior, the team headed by general manager Martin Hachmeister developed a temporary refugee accommodation consisting of precast concrete components. They were inspired by a similar accommodation for refugees used...

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