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On November 19, 2015, the new cyclist and pedestrian bridge in Stuttgart-Vaihingen was inaugurated.
Founded in 1965, Peter und Lochner celebrates its 50 years anniversary. On this occasion, the staff and their partners were invited on a two day trip to Paris.
In May 2015, the topping out ceremony for the highrise building “Cloud No. 7” at the “Europaviertel” in Stuttgart was celebrated. Dipl.-Ing. Roland Wetzel is the proof engineer for the structure of this project. Photo: Madeline Lu / Schwäbische Wohnungs AG
Buildings of a cement plant in Qatar for the client “fcb ciment”. The project entails a Limestone Crusher, a Limestone Container, a Raw-Meal-Silo, a Preheater-Tower
and a Clinker-Silo.
44 planning teams applied to enter the single-phase engineering competition, ten offices were invited. The jury awarded two second prizes to the design of Peter and Lochner / Bogenrieder independent architects and engineers for the design of GS / Wittfoht.
In February 2014, the extension building of the “Graf Soden Junior Highschool” in Friedrichshafen was inaugurated. The extension of the school building is a three-storey reinforced concrete structure, while the single-storey refectory is constructed in wood.
The design and construction of the phosphate storage halls in Jorf Lasfar, Maroc, was awarded the “VINCI 2013 Innovation Award”
Exhibition at the Design Center Stuttgart. PUL Engineers is represented with several bridge-projects.
PUL Engineers was commissioned with the planning of the extension of subway line U15 by the Civil Engineering Office of the city of Stuttgart. Roofing structure and fittings of three stations on line U15 were to be planned.
Traffic is now opened for the “Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge” crossing Bundesstraße B27 in Tübingen-Nehren. The project was developed in cooperation with the architecture office Roland Bogenrieder.
Highway bridge over the Nesse valley. With an overall length of 414 m the bridge was build as part of the the A4 in Thuringia, Germany.
Completion of the structural work for the industrial buildings and reinforced concrete containers, the assembly of steel constructions begins.