Robert Bosch GmbH intended to convert the Sh 201 building complex at its Schillerhöhe site in Gerlingen from laboratory and research facilities to pure office use.

For the redesign of the building complex, in addition to the dismantling of the existing equipment, installations, pipelines, fixtures and furnishings, a large-scale pollutant clean-up with diverse pollutant correlations of harmful building materials was carried out. All work was carried out in coordination with the plant management and the ongoing neighbouring uses. During the remediation work, low-noise and low-vibration methods were used, especially in Building D, in coordination with the plant management, so as not to interfere with ongoing production laboratory operations (length measurement laboratory in Building D extension).

Client: Robert Bosch GmbH
Total project duration: 2015 to 2018
Total project costs: approx. € 2.2 million
Area size: approx. 3.2 ha

BIG's share of benefits:

• Implementation planning in accordance with § 42 HOAI, Lph 5 and Annex 12
• Collection, review and evaluation of expert opinions and reports on previous pollutant investigations and pollutant clean-ups
• Carrying out a building survey with recording of all office and technical equipment to be dismantled
• Preparation of an implementation plan for the dismantling and refurbishment trades
• Preparation and updating of a work and safety plan in accordance with DGUV-R 101-004 (BGR 128) and TRGS 524, taking into account TRGS 519 and TRGS 521.
• Preparation and participation in awarding contracts in accordance with § 42 HOAI, Lph 6-7 and Annex 12
• Site management in accordance with § 42 HOAI, Lph 8
• Local construction supervision and provision of site coordinator FASI specialist and SiGeKo according to § 3 BaustellV in accordance with RAB 30
• Coordination according to TRGS 524 for work in contaminated areas
• Expert monitoring of the remediation and deconstruction work
• Remediation documentation based on TRGS 519