LeitWerk AG
Booth number: R 7.G38-24
www.leitwerk-ag.de
About us
The management, consisting of executive and supervisory board members, stands for commitment, creativity, quality awareness and above all: behind our employees. With flat hierarchies and diverse development opportunities. All under the leadership of Peter Weis and Sascha Dragone, who have been leading the way since the first independent project in 1995. Only four years later, they founded today's LeitWerk AG, in which Andreas Bischoff has been supporting the management as a board member since 2020. Since then, the company has been growing steadily - and with it, the LeitWerk Family's range of competencies.
Brienner Gärten, Haus des Fußballs, Munic
Brienner Gärten, Haus des Fußballs, Munic
Address
LeitWerk AG
Karl-Drais-Str. 4e
86159 Augsburg
Germany
Phone: +49 821 45556321
Products & Services
Construction Management Quality Management General Planning Construction Consulting Conflict Management Project Management and Controlling Villa Kennedy, Frankfurt am Main
Built in 1901, Frankfurt's Villa Kennedy, once Villa Speyer, evolved from a private residence to a university-owned space, hosting the Max-Planck-Institut für Biophysik until 2000. In 2006, it transformed into a 5-star luxury hotel, renowned nationally and internationally, closing in mid-2022. Recently confirmed, it will remain a luxury hotel, undergoing extensive renovation for an "Urban Retreat" with 147 rooms, part of the Althoff Collection, reopening in fall 2024.
The 5-star hotel, was a symbol of German luxury until its closure - hosting famous global guests.
In the warmer months, the terrace at Villa Kennedy is a popular meeting place.
i8, iCampus, Munich, Germany
According to CF Møller Architects, the i8 will be completed by 2024. Near the East Station, a 120,000 m2 mixed-use district is transforming the former industrial site into a trendy business hub. The 20,000 m2 office building is an innovative wood-hybrid project, promoting energy efficiency and a natural indoor climate. The i8's facade, made from recycled aluminum in a subdued green tone, enhances its natural aesthetic.
The i8, at iCampus's southern entrance, blends industrial and modern design: Werksviertel character.
Flexible spaces for co-working, offices, networking. Open foyers, floating stairs, bright atrium.
Admiralspalast, Berlin, Germany
The history of the Admiralspalast in Berlin traces back to 1873 when it served as a bathhouse, later transforming into a theater in 1923. In 2005, the complex underwent restoration to regain its former glory. The protected building ensemble is now set for extensive renovation and expansion by 2024. The 9,600 m2 project involves modernizing the existing structure and also expanding additional areas. New functional spaces and office areas will emerge in a sought-after city center location.
The theater hall: Majestic, historical, top-notch acoustics, stage for diverse performances.
