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Calenberg at SIFER in LIlle

The Calenberg team will be present at SIFER in Lille for the first time ...

Demolition Conference 2023

On 3 March 2023, the German Demolition Association (DA) will once again be holding the "Fachtagung Abbruch" in Berlin.

Lecture in Kreuztal

The Training and Further Education Centre (AWZ) Bau in Kreuztal near Siegen offered the course "Precast Concrete Fitter" again this year.

Catch up with Bouwbeurs 2023

From 6 to 10 February 2023, Calenberg will be exhibiting at BouwBeurs in Utrecht.

Photovoltaics for Calenberg

Calenberg attach great importance to sustainability and climate protection: new PV systems now produce environmentally friendly solar power at both locations.

10th Concrete Conference | Calenberg Ingenieure

The 10th Concrete Conference took place this year in Leipzig with about 30 exhibitors and engaging presentations. Calenberg Ingenieure was welcoming the visitors to its booth in Saxony's largest city at the sold-out event with an audience of 250.

Event Geluid, Trillingen en Luchtkwaliteit

KamPa B.V., Calenberg's Dutch partner company, focused on vibration isolation in the railway and building sector, was represented with a stand together with a Calenberg employee at the 25th congress "Geluid, Trillingen en Luchtkwaliteit" (Sound, Vibration and Air Quality) in Hoevelaken near Amersfoort.

Project Central Point in Warsaw

Central Point is a multi-storey office and service building with 26 floors on a total area of 21,000 m² located in the heart of Warsaw, put into use at 2021/2022. Its attractive location and great communication with the rest of the city is one of the key aspects of this investment.

New multifunctional sports arena in Munich’s Olympic Park – SAP garden

Calenberg elastomeric bearings were used for the static support of a six-storey multifunctional sports arena in the Olympic Park in Munich to guarantee permanent safety and stability for the highly stressed components.

Secure support with bi-Trapez Bearing® - Stuttgart Airport Tunnel

The airport tunnel in Stuttgart, which will probably be ready to go into operation in 2025, is a largely underground railway line that connects Stuttgart Airport railway station with the new Stuttgart-Wendlingen line and passes under the trade fair halls.