The Future of Building: Sustainability as the Key to Climate Protection

In today's world, sustainable construction plays an increasingly important role, as the building sector has an enormous impact on the environment.

The construction and maintenance of buildings consumes large amounts of resources and energy, which is a major contributor to climate change.

To minimize the negative impact on the environment, sustainable construction draws on a variety of resource-conserving building practices, energy-efficient technologies and environmentally friendly materials.

VINCENT of construction

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The VINZENT project is a pioneering project for sustainability in urban spaces. It will be the first wood-hybrid ensemble in the inner-city fabric of Munich and thus a pioneer for ecological building.

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The elaborately designed wooden façade with its innovative planting system is style-defining and shows the vegetative orientation of the project. The courtyard garden, a natural biotope and quiet retreat, perfectly complements the concept. 

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Sustainability materials

The project consistently relies on wood as a climate-friendly building material.

Spruce wood from sustainable forestry in Germany and Austria is used. The use of this renewable raw material also has a positive effect on the project's CO₂ balance sheet, as wood permanently binds CO₂.

In total, VINZENT binds around 800 tons of CO₂.

Additional living value is created by green balconies, terraces, roof gardens and roof terraces. An office building is also part of the project and is connected to the residential ensemble by the landscaped courtyard as a meeting point and haven of peace.

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The interior combines design and ecology and is complemented by smart technologies that ensure long-lasting equipment. Each parking space will be equipped with its own e-charging station, and e-bikes will also be available for sharing.

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The shell of the project has already begun and occupancy is scheduled for 2024.

VINZENT is a groundbreaking project for sustainable and modern living and working in the heart of Neuhausen in Munich.

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Learn more about the project VINZENT from Bauwerk !

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PROBIS Software GMBH takes over the construction monitoring service (controlling for the financing bank) for the VINZENT project:

LEED Core & Shell Gold certification is being sought for the construction project.

Construction monitoring means monthly reporting to the financier on a construction project for risk identification in accordance with regulatory requirements, focusing on costs, deadlines, qualities and project organization. It includes the monitoring of construction projects to ensure for investors and financiers that they are completed within budget and on time.

Through the use of digital tools, it is now possible to collect important data in real time and build interfaces so that a transparent overview can be generated at any time.

Data can be used by all project stakeholders to respond early to any project risks, improve project development efficiency, and reduce the risk of schedule delays, cost overruns, and contingencies.

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