Tonnenhalle Munich - Probat Bau AG

Wall formwork in a 100-year-old industrial hall

Munich, Germany
 

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In the heart of Munich’s creative quarter, a new cultural venue is taking shape in the listed Tonnenhalle, which dates from 1926. It is a new building within the existing industrial hall, featuring a large theatre auditorium, studios, production offices and a catering area.

Interview:

Florian Emmerz, site manager at PROBAT Bau AG, talks about the particular challenges of this extraordinary construction project and the collaboration with RINGER, which has now been ongoing for around three years at the Kreativpark construction site in Munich.

After all, successful projects require not only the right formwork system, but also reliable collaboration.

Project Kreativpark

Alu Master Wall Formwork

The unique design of the historic hall also makes site logistics challenging: the existing arched beams severely restrict the use of cranes in many areas. This is precisely where the RINGER Alu Master comes into its own.

Thanks to their low weight, the formwork elements can also be transported and moved by hand – a crucial advantage for ensuring rapid construction progress in confined conditions.

Exposed concrete

Even when concrete surfaces are subject to high demands, finding the right solution is key:

The uniform and discreet anchor design of the Alu Master helps to create a smooth, clean appearance in the many areas of exposed concrete.

Project information & technical specifications

Project:

Kreativquartier - Tonnenhalle

Building contractor:

PROBAT Bau AG

A particular challenge:

Severely restricted use of cranes

Project category:

Cultural heritage / Renovation of existing buildings

Client:

City of Munich

Requirements:

> Lightweight formwork system
> Exposed concrete

Location:

Munich, Germany

Existing building:

Listed barrel-vaulted hall, built in 1926


Formwork systems & accessories used

 

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