At the end of September the two of our branch offices in Berlin will move into new offices at one single site. The building “Königliche Direktion” (royal directorate), Schöneberger Straße 15, has been completely renovated. In their new offices and laboratories covering 1.600 m2, our colleagues from the business areas Buildings (former Nollendorfplatz) and Environment (former Gradestrasse) will be able to work even closer together, realizing all the synergy effects for their interdisciplinary work on projects for our clients. The team of 30 engineers, planners and specialists around branch office manager Frank Hülsenberg are looking forward to receiving their customers at the new site. From now on, our customers from industries and public services will be able to reach all their Berlin contacts at one address. We are planning to further increase the workforce in order to guarantee that running and future projects will be delivered on the high quality level our customers know they can expect from us. Currently, we are looking for experienced engineers for environmental measurements and consulting engineers for fire protection.

The Berlin subsidiary has a long tradition within the Müller-BBM Group and is well accepted among customers – projects like the Reichstag Building, the “Museumsinsel” or Postdamer Platz for the field of room and building acoustics, thermal building physics, façade technology and fire protection may serve as indicators for our success. However, the activities are not limited to Berlin, the colleagues work on projects all over Germany as well. Regarding our business area Environment, the focus is on immission protection, air pollution control and licensing management for industrial projects. This area will find enhanced support for efficiency and flexibility in their work in the new spaces for laboratories and a test facility as well as in the new area for preparation of measurement vehicles. Our customers from power plants and other industries in Berlin, Brandenburg and the entire area of Northern Germany will benefit from the increase achievement potential.

We are looking forward to your visit!

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