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LU: in Mainz – a leisure quarter with notable anchor tenants
2023-10-04

On Ludwigsstraße in Mainz, one of the main shopping streets in the state capital of Rhineland-Palatinate, J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH and Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe are developing the new inner-city LU: complex. With an ambitious mixed-use concept featuring retail stores, cultural spaces, gastronomy outlets and hotel rooms, the LU: complex is set to become the new bustling attraction in the city of Mainz. The leisure-based concept devised by the regional investors is drawing notable anchor tenants to Mainz. Most recently, the Berlin-based hotel group tristar and the Mannheim-based Engelhorn Group have secured space in the LU: complex. Work has already begun on the first construction phase.
tristar is opening a TRIBE hotel
The tristar Group from Berlin signed the lease agreement on 4 October 2023 at EXPO REAL for a 197-room establishment. In the heart of the city on the Rhine, just a short walk away from Mainz’s major tourism magnets, tristar will open a TRIBE hotel. tristar is a leading ‘white label’ hotel operator in the DACH region and will operate the TRIBE hotel as a franchisee of the hotel and lifestyle group Ennismore. ‘Defined by the way people want to live and travel, the TRIBE brand focuses on the things that really matter: smart, functional, design-led hotels that offer guests everything they require and nothing they don’t need,’ says tristar Chief Development Officer Jochen Weishaupt, adding: ‘The hotel in the LU: complex will feature a modern interior, useful design details, comfortable spaces and informal luxury.’ The plans include individually designed rooms, conference facilities and co-working spaces on an area covering around 500 m², plus a café and a fitness area. One particular highlight for hotel guests as well as the people of Mainz will be the rooftop restaurant and rooftop bar at the TRIBE hotel. Nestled within a green roof garden with a spectacular view of Mainz Cathedral and the State Theatre, a unique place is being created above the rooftops of Mainz.
Engelhorn is moving in with its sports concept
The project developers Molitor and Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe also have an eye on the retail sector and have already secured a notable anchor tenant for the LU: complex. At the end of September, the lease agreement was sealed with the Mannheim-based fashion group Engelhorn, which will be moving in with its sports concept. ‘With its high-quality range of sports fashion and sports equipment, Engelhorn fits perfectly into the upper mainstream or premium segment of the LU: complex and will also enhance the Mainz retail landscape by creating a new magnet for shoppers,’ says Molitor managing director Tina Badrot. Talks are also at an advanced stage for the full-range retailer on the ground floor. Around 10,800 m² of retail space will be built in the LU: complex, of which approximately 1,900 m² will be created in the first construction phase on Fuststraße.
The High Mayor of Mainz, Nino Haase, also believes the new tenants are sending out a strong signal for Mainz as a business location: ‘Ludwigsstraße is one of our main thoroughfares – and I am delighted that a new shopping and leisure complex of the highest quality is being created here. It is a pointer to the future of our city centre and our urban development. This level of quality and the tenants who we now know are moving into the new shopping complex prove that Mainz is a really exciting and attractive location for businesses, a location that is playing an increasingly important role in the Rhine-Main metropolitan region. I look forward to seeing further developments on Ludwigsstraße and being able to welcome more new tenants to our beautiful city.’
A city centre location for leisure activities
One key aspect of the complex is its leisure character. In addition to the impressive roof garden landscape with its dining options and commanding views, the ground floor will also become a world for leisure experiences. Here, a pop-up hall is set to offer a great deal of variety. An area covering around 540 m² will provide space for brand presentations, street food vendors, stands featuring favourites among the locals and a range of events,’ says Volker Schick from the Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe. The leisure experience at the LU: complex will be rounded off by cultural activities designed to generate footfall. For example, a large rehearsal space and concert hall for the nationally renowned Mainz State Theatre will also be integrated into the first construction phase of the LU: to boost the aura of the complex. Excellent public transport links, a multi-storey car park with around 300 parking spaces and a bicycle parking garage ensure that the LU: complex is easily accessible.
Sustainable building concept
There is a particular focus on environmental sustainability in the development. Recycled concrete aggregate is being used in the building shell. In terms of the energy and power supply, geothermal energy, adiabatic cooling and photovoltaics are being used. The LU: complex will also feature extensive green spaces on the roofs and façades. Newly planted trees will help to improve the microclimate. The underground car park is being equipped with the necessary infrastructure for e-mobility.
Karstadt closure seen as an opportunity
Molitor and Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe want to use the LU: complex to show how a former Karstadt location can be successfully repositioned. While the department store was still part of the plans for the complex up until the summer of 2020, the regional investors quickly adapted them following the closure of Karstadt in Mainz – and even used it as an opportunity. More precisely, since the end of 2020, the former Karstadt building has been used as an experimental space for the future LU: complex under the name ‘lulu’. The interim world of lulu is now making a name for itself far beyond Mainz with pop-up stands by local heroes as well as exhibitions and events, while also giving the people of Mainz a taste of things to come in the new leisure complex. The preparatory work for the first construction phase is currently under way. The green light for the second construction phase, when the anchor tenants tristar and Engelhorn will move in, is envisaged for spring 2024. If everything goes according to plan, the ribbon is set to be cut in 2026.
Photo credit: J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH
Front row from l. to r.: Holger Wessling, CEO of Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe; Ulrich Enzinger, Managing Partner of tristar GmbH; Volker Schick, Managing Director of Boulevard Lu GmbH & Co. KG; F. Albrecht Graf von Pfeil, Managing Director of Boulevard Lu GmbH & Co. KG; back row: Tina Badrot, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH; Nino Haase, High Mayor of Mainz; Tim Gemünden, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH
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WALD.WEIT is coming: topping-out ceremony for the new holiday destination in the Rheingau region
2023-09-29

A strong signal for tourism in the Rheingau region: the new WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat has held its topping-out ceremony. In 2024, the modern, sustainably designed hotel resort in the Hahnwald above Kiedrich will welcome its first holiday guests. With the hotel’s own forest and breathtaking views, the WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat is the perfect location for enjoying new and very special experiences in the Rheingau region. The WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat is reviving the tradition of the Hahnwald as a recreation location. The site was once home to the holiday centre owned by IG Bau-Steine-Erden, which was later used by the software company Ploenzke. With WALD.WEIT, a new chapter is now being written. A sustainably designed resort is being built, giving people from near and far the opportunity to experience the forest and vast landscape in the Rheingau region and replenish their energy levels. It starts with 80 rooms, a restaurant with a panoramic terrace, conference and event rooms and a rooftop spa. An expanded wellness area will follow in the second construction phase, along with an additional 120 hotel rooms. The project developer is the Ingelheim-based Gemünden/Badrot family with their company J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH. The regional investors have recently picked up prestigious awards for the revamp of the boutique hotel Hofgut Wißberg – Das Weinberghotel in Sankt Johann. ‘For the community of Kiedrich, but also on a personal level, I am looking forward to seeing the completion of the new WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat here on the Hahnwald, the area’s so-called “local mountain”. The topping-out ceremony is a milestone in terms of the overall project. What is being created here by the Gemünden/Badrot family business has tourist appeal far beyond our region,’ says Winfried Steinmacher, Mayor of Kiedrich.
A multifaceted place of power
The WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat draws on the relaxing effect of the Hahnwald, turning it into a holiday and event venue with all the associated amenities. ‘With its sweeping views, the Hahnwald is the box seat in the Rheingau region. And with its calming aura, its clean air and its lush flora, it is the perfect place for taking a break from hectic everyday life,’ says David Simon, General Manager of the WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat, adding: ‘Guests can look forward to a place of power with inspiring architecture, gourmet cuisine and a wide range of activities.’ Whether stressed city dwellers, couples in love, active sportspersons, wine connoisseurs, families or older people who enjoy hiking, the WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat will offer its guests different ways of unwinding according to their individual needs. ‘There are idyllic spots in the forest for yoga and meditation, picturesque hiking trails to places such as the nearby Eberbach Monastery, educational adventure trails, wellness options in the rooftop spa with magnificent, commanding views and there are even mountain bike trails for action enthusiasts,’ says the General Manager, outlining the activity programme.
Gerald Kink, Honorary President of DEHOGA Hessen, also sees the topping-out ceremony as a sign of new beginnings for the region: ‘The WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat will not only be a place of relaxation and enjoyment, but a hotel resort that will bring people together from near and far. It will be a place of inspiration, creativity and togetherness. It shines like a beacon in the vast landscape of tourism and has the potential to shape the future of our beautiful Rheingau region on lasting basis.’
A new dining and event location for the Rheingau region
The culinary aspect will also play a key role. In addition to the hotel guests themselves, day visitors can also look forward to versatile dining options at the WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat. The culinary delights will range from the à la carte menu in the restaurant with panoramic terrace to the summer ‘vineyard’. For special occasions and conferences, there will be a separate event floor with a breathtaking view. ‘It will be possible to hold events for up to 199 people in one room up here,’ says David Simon.
Architecture that reflects the forest
The architecture of the WALD.WEIT is a reflection of its natural surroundings and bears the signature of the renowned Wiesbaden architectural firm BGF+ Architekten. ‘The forest as a place of regeneration with its mysticism, its interplay of light and shadow, not to mention its trees and plants, provided the inspiration for the design,’ says architect Uwe Bordt. ‘The projecting front façade and the rails play with the structure and wild geometry of the forest.’ The interior brings the forest inside with natural materials, textures, patterns and the interplay of light and shadow, creating extraordinary spaces for the active hotel, the restaurant and the event area – such as the lobby with its spectacular mushroom gill design.
Sustainable construction and operation of the WALD.WEIT
There has been a particular emphasis on sustainability when building the WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat. Geothermal energy is used for heating and cooling in combination with a woodchip biomass plant to cover the peak loads. Recycled material was used for modelling the rails. Wood is a key feature of both the natural façade and the interior design of the WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat. Natural stone veneer panels serve as nesting sites and habitats for native reptiles and other animal species. To save resources when watering the outdoor spaces, a process water pond will be created and additional rainwater will be collected via retention roofs. Rainwater infiltration trenches will also help to relieve the pressure on the public sewer system. Extensive charging infrastructure for e-mobility rounds off the comprehensive sustainability concept at the WALD.WEIT.
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www.wald-weit.com
Photo credit: J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH
Group photo (from l. to. r): Dirk Gemünden, Senior Partner of the Gemünden/Molitor group of companies; Winfried Steinmacher, Mayor of Kiedrich; Lars Heimann, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH; Tim Gemünden, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH; Tina Badrot, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH; David Simon, General Manager of WALD.WEIT Rheingau Hotel & Retreat; Jochen Rübenach, Construction Manager at Karl Gemünden GmbH & Co. KG; Uwe Bordt, BGF+ Architekten; Gerald Kink, Honorary President of DEHOGA Hessen; F. Albrecht Graf von Pfeil, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH
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Foundation stone laying ceremony for the new headquarters of Aareon AG in Mainz
2023-09-12

J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH and MAG Mainzer Aufbaugesellschaft mbH are developing another pioneering office building at Kisselberg Innovation Park: the new Aareon headquarters – a sustainable building for an inspiring workspace experience. The foundation stone laying ceremony was held on 12 September.
Aareon, the leading provider of SaaS solutions for the European real estate industry, and the project developers J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH and MAG Mainzer Aufbaugesellschaft mbH joined the Mayor of Mainz, Nino Haase, on 12 September to lay the symbolic foundation stone for Aareon’s new headquarters. The sustainable and pioneering office building is being built at Kisselberg Innovation Park at the entrance to the city of Mainz.
Harry Thomsen, CEO of Aareon, explains: ‘The new demands of a hybrid working world coupled with our social and environmental responsibility have prompted us to make this spatial change. We want to use the new headquarters to create a workspace experience that inspires people and encourages them to share ideas and collaborate. We are happy to realise this project in Mainz, where we feel very at home.’ Aareon has been based in Mainz for a number of decades – and in the Kisselberg area of Mainz since 2009. The site currently has around 500 employees. The new four-storey building will provide around 5,700 square metres of space (based on the gif standard) and is being built in the immediate vicinity. ‘We are creating a visionary workspace here with high environmental standards, high-quality design and many different feel-good factors,’ explains project developer F. A. Graf von Pfeil, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH.
‘We are delighted to be able to team up with our project partner, J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH, to work on this pioneering construction project with its innovative development plan for the software company Aareon,’ adds MAG Managing Director Martin Dörnemann. ‘Due in no small part to its proximity to the university and the new biotech and life sciences campus, Kisselberg Innovation Park is becoming even more attractive.’
In his welcome address, High Mayor Nino Haase said: ‘You have been based in Mainz for over 60 years and I can guarantee you one thing: this location here – and indeed our city of Mainz – has never been as attractive as it is right now and will be in the coming years. I congratulate you on a top location in an exciting district committed to innovation with notable companies and institutions, a place full of synergy opportunities between the science community and business world.’
The new building, designed by mann + schneberger from Mainz, will be built using an environmentally friendly timber construction method and equipped with photovoltaic systems on large sections of the outer walls. Heating and cooling are provided entirely by geothermal energy in combination with concrete core activation, creating an especially pleasant indoor climate. The flat roof on the building will be greened with grasses and perennials, providing a habitat for insects and birds in combination with the green outdoor spaces. At the same time, the retention roof will help to ease the burden on municipal waste water systems. One particular highlight will be the green outdoor space with a pond measuring approx. 220 square metres. The pond will provide the perfect spot for Aareon employees and guests to take a relaxing break and work in the fresh air, while at the same time offering a particularly lovely view from the conference rooms and the company restaurant. The underground car park with 71 parking spaces, which is being equipped with the necessary infrastructure for e-mobility, and the six outdoor parking spaces round off the sustainable building concept for the new Aareon headquarters.
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LU: invites people to discover archaeology on Fuststraße
2023-09-08

It is not just the archaeologists at the Rhineland-Palatinate General Directorate for Cultural Heritage (GDKE) who are unable to resist ‘the LU:RE of Mainz treasures’. Since the start of the year, they have been unearthing many a relic from the Middle Ages and the Roman period on the construction site for the new LU: complex. Many members of the public are also regularly using the LU: container on Bischofsplatz to get an idea of the progress of the archaeological excavations. Now the LU: project developers, J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH and Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe, together with the GDKE, invite you to take part in a special inner-city experience. On Friday, 8 September 2023, from 1 to 6 p.m., those who are attracted to ‘the LU:RE of Mainz treasure’ can spend the afternoon on the construction site on Bischofsplatz. The archaeologists from the GDKE will present selected finds from the Middle Ages and Roman period and give groups a guided tour of the excavation site. Anyone who is similarly unable to resist the ‘LU:RE of Mainz treasures’ and wishes to take part will need to register. If you are interested in the event, please send an email, stating your preferred time, to: event@lu-erleben.de. Places for the guided tours are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
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MVB acquires Novo Nordisk property from Molitor and MAG
2023-07-28

Mainzer Volksbank eG (MVB) has acquired the new office building occupied by Novo Nordisk Pharma GmbH at Kisselberg Innovation Park in Mainz. The sellers are J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH and MAG Mainzer Aufbaugesellschaft mbH, who jointly developed the property. The four-storey building is the new German headquarters of the Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk. The new building has approximately 7,900 m² of rental space (based on the gif standard), including a canteen and fitness area, as well as 115 underground parking spaces and 25 outdoor parking spaces. The diabetes specialist Novo Nordisk is the sole user of the building and can be contacted at the new location from 1 September 2023. The location in the immediate vicinity of the new biotech and life sciences hub that is set to be built in the coming years has considerable potential for synergy effects for the pharmaceutical company. Equally forward-looking is the new office building’s sustainability concept, featuring an energy supply that uses geothermal energy, photovoltaics, innovative wood fibre insulation with a particularly low carbon footprint and charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in the underground car park.
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Biotech at home in Mainz: start-up LigniLabs signs lease agreement for LAB 1
2023-07-27

The ink has dried and the next tenant for LAB 1, the first building on the new biotechnology and life sciences site at the entrance to the city of Mainz is now known: ‘Professor Frederik Wurm from the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research (MPIP) and his start-up LigniLabs is renting a space covering around 470 m²,’ announced Molitor Managing Director F. Albrecht Graf von Pfeil. Together with G. L. Kayser Immobilien GmbH and IGM Immobilien Gesellschaft Mainz mbH, Molitor is developing the InnovationLabz laboratory space close to the city’s universities and well-known research institutes. The news also sends a major signal for Mainz as an up-and-coming biotechnology location. For polymer researcher Wurm, the location marks the end of a desperate search for suitable laboratory space. ‘LigniLabs is delighted to be given the opportunity to move into LAB 1. Laboratory space for chemical research is hard to find, and the proximity to our MPIP institute is ideal,’ says Wurm.
The activities of the successful spin-off in the field of sustainable crop protection are set to gain further momentum in the new premises. Together with his team, Wurm has developed a biotechnological fungicide that is of real importance to viticulture: its active ingredient fights the insidious fungal grapevine disease esca. If esca infests a grapevine trunk, it is destroyed from the inside within a short space of time. The fungal disease is difficult to control with conventional fungicides.
Wurm’s biotechnological fungicide ESCApe breaks new ground in grapevine protection: encapsulated in microspheres, the active ingredient is injected into the grapevine stem through a small borehole. The fungus dies as a result of absorbing the active ingredient.
LAB 1 is due for completion in summer 2025. At the new LigniLabs site, Wurm will continue to develop his biologically based crop protection products and embark on the approval process for the biological fungicide. The first batches of the initial ESCApe product are also set to be produced in LAB 1. It is quite possible that more space will very quickly be needed as LigniLabs continues to grow successfully. Molitor Managing Director F. Albrecht Graf von Pfeil is prepared for this eventuality: ‘LAB 1 is just the start. We are now working flat out to develop further laboratory buildings in order to meet the high demand as quickly as possible,’ says von Pfeil, while Edmund Schmitz, Managing Director of G.L. Kayser Immobilien GmbH, adds: ‘The planning application for LAB 2 – a site occupying around 8,000 m² – has already been submitted.’
Further information
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Biotech and life sciences location: Novo Nordisk a pioneering company
2023-07-19

A new chapter is being written at the entrance to the city of Mainz following the handover of the keys to the Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk. That’s because the excavators are already getting down to work just a pedestrian bridge away from the new company building, where the new biotechnology and life sciences hub will be built in the coming years. Novo Nordisk thus presents itself as a pioneering company on the Mainz biotech and life sciences site and is already looking forward to networking closely with various interesting industry players in the future. In the summer, the diabetes specialist and around 250 of its employees will move into its new German headquarters, which has been developed by J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH and MAG Mainzer Aufbaugesellschaft mbH at Kisselberg Office Park.
The project developers from J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH and MAG Mainzer Aufbaugesellschaft mbH handed over the symbolic key to Novo Nordisk (from l. to r.):
- Tina Badrot, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH
- Dr Manuel Steinhilber, Head of the Legal Department, Novo Nordisk Germany
- F. Albrecht Graf von Pfeil, Managing Director, J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH
- Christian Schupp, Managing Director and Project Manager, J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH
- Martin Dörnemann, Managing Director, MAG Mainzer Aufbaugesellschaft mbH
- Virginie Ricolleau, Head of Finance, Novo Nordisk Germany
- Jesper Wenzel Larsen, Managing Director, Novo Nordisk Germany
- Magdalene Rusvay, responsible for HR matters in newly occupied buildings, Novo Nordisk Germany
- Dr Kristin Sattler, Head of the HR Department, Novo Nordisk Germany
- Karolina Kraljec, Project Manager for New Buildings, Novo Nordisk Germany
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Success as a vineyard hotel: Hofgut Wißberg – Das Weinberghotel nominated for prestigious hotel award
2023-06-30

Establishing the vineyard as a holiday destination in its own right is the ambitious concept embraced by Hofgut Wißberg – Das Weinberghotel in Sankt Johann to reposition itself. The hotel has been transformed into a boutique hotel with natural interior designs. New packages with vineyard activities have been put together to give visitors to Germany’s largest wine-growing region an authentic experience. In addition to golf breaks, holiday and conference guests can now enjoy yoga retreats – in the vineyard, among other places – and tours on the hotel’s own e-bikes. The self-confident step towards becoming a vineyard destination is bearing fruit: after winning the Best of Wine Tourism Award in 2022 and scooping the People’s Choice Award 2022, the 20-room hotel is now hoping to secure the next accolade. Tophotel, the leading magazine for the hotel industry, has nominated Hofgut Wißberg – Das Weinberghotel for the Tophotel Newcomer Award 2023. The trade magazine presents the coveted award annually in three areas, including the ‘Reopening’ category, in which Hofgut Wißberg – Das Weinberghotel has been nominated. The award is given to the best concept for a hotel reopening. The vineyard hotel in Rhine-Hesse is competing confidently with renowned hotels from Germany, Switzerland and South Tyrol. With this award, the trade magazine honours new concepts possessing a certain charisma for the hotel industry. The winner will be announced in mid-July.
About Hofgut Wißberg – Das Weinberghotel
The owner and operator of Hofgut Wißberg – Das Weinberghotel is Golf-Gast-Haus GmbH & Co. KG, which is part of the family-run Molitor/Gemünden group of companies from Rhine-Hesse, J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH, Ingelheim, and its sister company, the construction company Karl Gemünden GmbH & Co. KG, Ingelheim. Besides the 20-room hotel with three conference rooms for up to 50 people and gramms restaurant, the extensive tourist destination on the Wißberg plateau near Sankt Johann in Rhine-Hesse also boasts the 18-hole golf course (Rheinhessen Golf Club). The history of Hofgut Wißberg can be traced back to the Middle Ages. The vineyard hotel opened its doors in 1996 and has successfully specialised in golf trips, vineyard activity programmes and conferences.
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Mainz old town: ‘Weintor 12’ construction site provides a glimpse of the past
2023-06-20

In the heart of Mainz’s historic old town, modern living space is taking shape in the former Bruder-Konrad-Stift building. Between winding alleys and architectural gems, 30 modern apartments will be created in the traditional property by 2024. The future residents can look forward to a home that boasts a long and interesting history: the Bruder-Konrad-Stift building ensemble was once a patrician house first mentioned in the 13th century. Over the course of the centuries, parts of the ensemble have served as a prison, hospital, chapel, university lecture hall and living accommodation and recreational establishment for monks and nuns.
For more than a year now, the project developers J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH, IGM Immobilien Gesellschaft Mainz mbH and G.L. Kayser Immobilien GmbH have been writing a new chapter: the Bruder-Konrad-Stift building is being transformed into the ‘Weintor 12’ residential ensemble – a home for lovers of stylish urban living. Architect Ludwig Mann from the Mainz-based firm mann+schneberger, who has been providing technical support for the ensemble for decades, is overseeing the careful architectural revamp.
Following the first year of construction, the current state of progress provides fascinating insights, some of which allow us to delve deep into the past. Certain relics of the past can only be seen during the construction phase, reports architect Ludwig Mann: ‘One such example is a section of masonry that the sisters of the Bruder-Konrad-Stift repaired themselves after the devastation caused by the Second World War.’ Decorative highlights are being lovingly restored and will remain visible, wherever possible. For example, the residents of a certain apartment will one day be able to spruce themselves up in a bathroom featuring a groin vault. Of particular significance from a listed building perspective is the roof truss belonging to ‘Haus Schellenberg’, which is part of the ensemble and was built in 16th and 17th centuries. Preserving the roof truss is a complex task: for structural reasons, the historical elements will be integrated into a new roof truss. The carpentry team from the timber construction company Amman, which is part of the Gemünden Group, has to compensate for height differences of up to 20 centimetres. Parts of the historic wooden beams will be visible in the living areas.
Historic charm is being married with state-of-the-art living comfort and smart technology in Weintor 12, stresses Molitor Sales Manager Manuel Ludwig: ‘The energy supply will use geothermal energy. A wide range of building technology elements such as underfloor heating can be controlled via the smart home app, which also makes it easy to save energy on a daily basis. The myRENZbox system allows residents to conveniently send and receive parcels and deliveries, even when they are not at home. The sizes of the individually dimensioned two- to four-room apartments range from around 43 to 179 square metres. All units will feature real oak flooring, underfloor heating, multi-glazed wooden windows and high-quality bathroom suites and hardware. Most of the apartments will have barrier-free access. Particularly attractive from an architectural perspective are the attic apartments, most of which architect Mann has designed with exclusive Cabrio windows. In addition, three of the attic apartments afford a direct view of Mainz Cathedral. The majority of the other apartments will also feature balconies or terraces. A green inner courtyard will provide the ideal spot to while away the time and relax. Two thirds of the apartments have already been marketed. For Uwe Borgmann, Head of Sales at IGM Immobilien Gesellschaft Mainz, the extraordinary package plays the key role here: ‘Everything comes together in one place: the historic ambience, luxuriously appointed apartments and the location in the heart of Mainz’s old town – just a few minutes’ walk from Augustinergasse, the State Theatre, the banks of the Rhine and the shops in the city centre.’
The building ensemble is due for completion in the third quarter of 2024.
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Topping-out ceremony on ‘Fruchtmarkt’ in Bingen
2023-05-10

A multi-storey building is taking shape, which will house the Sparkasse customer service centre as well as rental apartments. The new Sparkasse building is being developed by EC 4 Ockenheim GmbH & Co. KG, a joint venture involving Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe and J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH.
A multi-storey building is taking shape, which will house the Sparkasse customer service centre as well as rental apartments. The new Sparkasse building is being developed by EC 4 Ockenheim GmbH & Co. KG, a joint venture involving Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe and J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH.
‘We are well on schedule,’ said a satisfied Tim Gemünden, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH, at the topping-out ceremony for the new building in Bingen, Fruchtmarkt 3, before adding: ‘The new Sparkasse building is another milestone in the successful cooperation between J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH and Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe, and a particularly special one at that.’
The Mayor of Bingen, Ulrich Mönch, also stressed the importance of the new building for the town: ‘Existing in the shadows for a long time – the site is finally a striking entrance to the town! It is a solid fusion of careful and professional protection of a listed building and modern architecture, combining living space and services in the town centre. I am grateful to Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe and its partners for this ambitious project and look forward to seeing everything up and running and filled with life.’
A building with ‘added value’
At the start of the construction work, the former petrol station was demolished and the soil cleaned of hazardous substances. The shell of the building has already been built, providing an idea of how it will look in the future. The junction, which is important for locals and tourists alike as a transition point from the Rhine to the town centre, will be visually enhanced by the new building. Once complete, it will blend in harmoniously with the neighbourhood thanks to the colour scheme and choice of materials.
In the four-storey building, the Sparkasse itself will use the ground floor as well as the first and second floors. On the ground floor, the service advisors will greet their customers in a spacious entrance hall. This is also the location of the reception area for all those who have made an appointment for a consultation, which will take place on the first floor. There is also room for events on the first floor. On the second floor are the modern workspaces and quiet rooms, while on the top floor two residential units are being built for third-party rental.
With a so-called pop-up area, the new customer service centre offers regional companies and associations space to present their products and services. ‘Our themed rooms and exhibition space will enable us to create the utmost flexibility. We or our regional partners will be able to host events or small trade fairs in our multifunctional event area,’ says Brendel. The themed rooms will feature designs based on ‘Bingen themes’: one room will be fitted out in the style of a ‘vinotheque’, while another is dedicated to ‘Rhine romanticism’. What’s more, the consultation rooms will also have a regional reference: to Stefan George, Hildegard von Bingen, Klopp Castle, the annual ‘Rhine in Flames’ festival and the surrounding area of Bingen.
There will also be spacious waiting areas with free Wi-Fi and space for discreet talks with customers. In addition, a ‘marketplace’ serves as a meeting point where employees can communicate among themselves. It is a concept that has already met with a very positive response from employees at the S Finanz Forum in Bad Kreuznach and the new customer service centre in Ingelheim.
Fully automatic customer safe deposit boxes will also be installed, which can be accessed via the spacious self-service area. Sales Director Jürgen Saurwein explains: ‘This will enable our customers to withdraw their valuables without having to wait for help from our staff. It is an option that is in keeping with the times.’
Expertise concentrated in one place
Pascal Gemünden, the new manager of the customer service centre, is especially pleased that it will be possible to offer the entire range of services and advice here once it has opened – whether for private customers, such as ‘home builders’, who need information on property or finance or want investment advice, or medium-sized customers who wish to talk to their commercial and corporate customer advisors at the centre.
The open-plan building with state-of-the-art energy technology will embrace the new room concept, enabling customers to talk to their advisors in a modern, comfortable and discreet setting and providing the most innovative work environments for employees. At the same time, guidelines for ‘low-emission construction’ are being followed in line with the requirements for building certification issued by the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB). Only non-polluting materials are being used in order to keep in mind any potential health implications. For example, no zinc is being used. Instead, a decision was taken to clad the bay window with aluminium and opt for an aluminium roof drainage system in order to prevent any pollutants from being released into the environment. There will also be measurements to ensure that the indoor air quality is maintained at a healthy level for customers and employees and higher noise protection requirements are also taken into account. A photovoltaic system will generate electricity, a geothermal system will provide heat and charging stations will ‘refuel’ electric vehicles and e-bikes.
Move-in date set for the start of 2024
In the meantime, employees are involved in the planning of the future work environment and design proposals are being discussed together. This ensures that employees are included in the process, which in turn should guarantee greater acceptance and identification with their future work environment. The aim of reducing sitting by 35 per cent in order to prevent health problems has been kept in mind. Ways of working at different heights, supplemented by seating and standing options, wobble boards and smaller sports gimmicks, introduce little changes into the daily routine, stimulate the cardiovascular system and maintain mobility. The new room concept promotes communication and interaction, while quiet rooms allow employees to focus on their tasks.
The move-in date is set for the first quarter of 2024.
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Carolin Grimm
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A home for young and old: former St Martin’s Church being transformed into a residential ensemble
2023-05-04

Work on the former St Martin’s Church in Eltville-Martinsthal is continuing apace. A modern residential ensemble is being built in and around the church built in 1964. The extraordinary project is being realised by J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH from Ingelheim.
The spectacular façade of St Martin’s Church with its ornate stained-glass windows is a dominant feature in the town and has been preserved. Inside, living space is being created on four levels. Lifts provide barrier-free access to all apartments. The renovation work has been a huge effort for the tradesmen involved, with the interior having been completely gutted. The ‘house within a house’ design – with additional walls on the inside of the church walls – is very energy-efficient. The nine individual apartments, some of which have a balcony or roof terrace, are due to be completed in summer 2023. The apartments have two or four rooms, spread across approx. 40 to 129 m² of living space. Nearby, on the site of the former community centre, a new building featuring three maisonette homes, each with around 140 m², will offer plenty of space for young families towards the end of the year.
Molitor Managing Director Lars Heimann is confident: ‘An ensemble for all generations is being built here, giving families the opportunity to move closer together, with the young family in the terrace-like maisonette home and grandma and grandad right next door in the apartment with barrier-free access in the former St Martin’s Church.’ A garage with twelve indoor parking spaces as well as additional outdoor parking spaces also provide comfortable mobility.
The church will also be able to return to the building and use rooms for community work. The community area will have a separate entrance, a community hall, a kitchen and a multipurpose room.
Careful architectural revamp
The renowned architectural firm BGF+ from Wiesbaden is responsible for the careful architectural revamp: ‘We are delighted to be able to repurpose this building with its history and significance. Instead of this church space simply disappearing, it will continue to be used in a sustainable manner. Bright, open-plan living spaces are being created, some with a view of the surrounding vineyards, which benefit from the cascading roof design inside,’ says Katrin Müller-Reimertz, partner at BGF+ Architekten, adding: ‘The striking natural stone façade and the ornately designed stained-glass windows will remain a key feature of the town centre in the future. New accents, such as embellished balcony balustrades, give the building a modern look and bring it into the present day. In place of the former presbytery, three maisonette-style residential units resembling a terraced house are being built. The third floor affords sweeping views of the Rheingau region.’
The location and architecture shape people’s quality of life quite considerably. Martinsthal benefits from its idyllic location among the vineyards. At the same time, the location of this residential ensemble in the heart of an established wine town creates a bond and sense of togetherness in the local community that is simply not possible in any other development area.
The architecture in a former sacred building is by its very nature special and spacious. High, partially cascading ceilings and extraordinary roof terraces result in unique architecture. A new building complements the former church with three residential units in the style of terraced houses. The church tower will be preserved as a landmark and identifying feature so that residents can say ‘I live in a former church’. One of the terraces is linked to the tower.
The Italian granite facing stone, the stained-glass windows and art objects from the former church will be preserved and integrated into the new spaces. Inside, everything has been revamped, with new features including an eco-friendly and stably priced energy supply using state-of-the-art geothermal energy. The apartments are suitable for singles, couples, families and older people alike.
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New biotech and life sciences location given the go-ahead
2023-05-03

Innovationspark Mainz GmbH & Co. KG starts work on the first laboratory and office building
With a double pioneering achievement, Innovationspark Mainz GmbH & Co. KG has given the go-ahead for the construction of the new biotech and life sciences campus in Mainz. ‘Besides being the first building at this forward-looking location, LAB 1 will also set new standards with its particularly sustainable design,’ stresses Tina Badrot, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH, which has got together with G.L. Kayser Immobilien GmbH and IGM Immobilien Gesellschaft Mainz mbh to form Innovationspark Mainz GmbH & Co. KG. The shared aim is to quickly create an attractive place for research institutes and innovation-driven companies in the fields of biotechnology and life sciences in the form of the ‘Innovationlabz’ laboratory and office space.
The significance of the green light for this new future site was demonstrated at the ground-breaking ceremony, which was attended by Minister President Malu Dreyer, Minister of Economic Affairs Daniela Schmitt and Minister of Science Clemens Hoch, alongside High Mayor Nino Haase and many members of Mainz City Council with Mayor Günter Beck, Head of the Building Department Marianne Grosse and Head of the Department of Economic Affairs Manuela Matz.
The construction of LAB 1, the first building on the future biotech and life sciences site in Mainz, is set to herald a new era for Mainz as a technology location. Not far from Johannes Gutenberg University and Mainz University of Applied Sciences, on Saarstraße, the gateway to the city centre, the project developers are starting work on one of the largest future projects in the land.
Minister President Malu Dreyer: ‘A campus is set to be built here in Mainz that will enable biotechnology and the life sciences to take a big leap forward in terms of their innovation potential. LAB 1 represents the first important step in this process. New laboratories and meeting places are being created here, providing fertile soil for new collaborations. Short distances, cooperation between bright minds and an embraced solidarity between the science community and business world – all of this is made possible here in close proximity to the universities, the university hospital and non-university research institutes. We want to turn Rhineland-Palatinate into a leading biotechnology location and put it on the international map in the long term.’ On a trip to Scotland in April, she was given the chance to see what such a biotech campus might look like: in Edinburgh, something similar has already been built in the form of the BioQuarter, which can serve as a model for Rhineland-Palatinate, added Minister-President Malu Dreyer.
Nino Haase, High Mayor of Mainz, emphasised: ‘With today’s ground-breaking ceremony for the first laboratory and office building on this life sciences and biotechnology campus in Mainz, we are not only celebrating the fact that new companies are coming to our city. We are also celebrating the growth and importance of Mainz as a science and research location in general and as a life sciences and biotechnology location in particular. The new site being developed by J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH, G.L. Kayser Immobilien GmbH and IGM Immobilien Gesellschaft Mainz mbh is sending out a strong signal as our campus begins to take shape and is also focusing on the future, just as our city is also explicitly setting the course for the future. I wish the builders every success and all the best for the impending construction phase.’
The first anchor tenant for the 3,000 m² LAB 1 laboratory and office building designed by Ries+Ries Architekten Ingenieure is already known: it is the Norwegian medical device company Lifecare AS from Bergen, having signed the contract with Innovationspark Mainz GmbH & Co. KG just last week. ‘We are already holding final talks with other companies and research institutes who are looking to move here,’ says Edmund Schmitz, Managing Director of G.L. Kayser Immobilien GmbH. The next planning application for the LAB 2 laboratory and office building, which is set to offer between 6,000 and 8,000 m² of space, is already being prepared.
Pioneering work with sustainable building technology
‘Besides wishing to invest in a promising biotechnology and life sciences location, we also want to take a forward-looking approach to the subject of sustainability,’ Edmund Schmitz continues. Molitor Managing Director Tim Gemünden explained how sustainable the first building will be: ‘We are building a complex laboratory and office building with a significantly improved carbon footprint. For one thing, we have a timber stud façade with wood fibre insulation made from renewable raw materials. The façade will be designed in such a way that we can generate electricity using a photovoltaic façade system on as many surfaces as possible around the building. This has environmental advantages, not least for a laboratory building with particularly high electricity demands,’ says Gemünden, adding: ‘The ceilings are made from recycled concrete and the energy will be supplied in an environmentally friendly manner by means of geothermal power and low-temperature radiant heating with passive cooling, thereby exceeding statutory energy efficiency requirements.’ In addition, the site will feature a modular solar carport, whose self-generated electricity can be used both to charge electric vehicles and to supply the building with power.
The area being developed by Innovationspark Mainz GmbH & Co. KG is part of a larger site where new start-ups, companies and research institutions from the life sciences and biotechnology sectors can base themselves. In terms of the overall development, the investors highlight the good cooperation with the state, the city and the companies close to the city, which also own parts of the site.
‘Today’s groundbreaking ceremony is a historic moment for us as regional investors. At the same time, it represents a special commitment to the new biotech and life sciences site,’ explains Edmund Schmitz, Managing Director of G.L. Kayser Immobilien GmbH, adding: ‘Together with the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, the city of Mainz and, above all, with the future users, we look forward to establishing a pioneering location for biotechnology and life sciences here in the coming years.’
Further information
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Norwegian medical technology company Lifecare signs lease agreement for LAB 1
2023-04-26

The ink has dried: by signing up as the first tenant at the new biotechnology and life sciences hub, Norwegian medical device company Lifecare is setting a historic milestone in the development of this new science and business park in the state capital of Rhineland-Palatinate. The project developers at J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH, G.L. Kayser Immobilien GmbH and IGM Immobilien Gesellschaft Mainz mbh welcomed Lifecare’s senior executives, who had travelled from Norway to sign the contract in the place where the company will conduct its future business activities: on the building site for the first laboratory and office building, LAB 1.
LAB 1 is being built at the entrance to Mainz, in the immediate vicinity of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz and Mainz University of Applied Sciences. Lifecare will lease around 1,000 square metres on the ground floor of the building. The company from Bergen specialises in implantable microsensors using nanotechnology – e.g. for measuring blood sugar. Lifecare plans to move into the ground floor of LAB 1 in summer 2025, meaning that a third of the space in the first building, LAB 1, has already been reserved.
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The LU:RE of Mainz treasures
2023-03-31

On the construction site for the LU: complex, the archaeologists are now holding the reins / First outstanding finds / Container tempts visitors to ‘look in, look around, look out’.
‘It is an exciting site where we can expect to find spectacular things,’ says Stephanie Metz, the new head of the Mainz branch of the GDKE’s State Archaeology Directorate, summing it all up. Since the beginning of the year, various members of its staff have been digging slowly and ever deeper into the past on the corner of Gutenbergplatz/Fuststraße/Bischofsplatz, with the excavation and demolition work carried out by the Gemünden construction company having prepared the historically interesting terrain for the archaeologists. Over the coming weeks and months, the focus will initially be on the archaeologists, who will survey the area for ‘Mainz treasures’. The new LU: complex is then set to be built here and in a further construction phase on Ludwigsstraße – with a vibrant mix of retail stores, eateries and cultural spaces, plus homes, offices and a hotel.
The proximity to the old St John’s Cathedral, but also finds from the recent past in the wider area, attest to the presence of Roman buildings around Ludwigsstraße. ‘From an archaeological perspective, we are currently moving between the modern period and the Frankish era on the construction site and are slowly working our way towards the Romans,’ says Metz. One of the first notable finds was a jug from the late modern period. Considerably more spectacular was a papal bull presumed to date from the Middle Ages: ‘This is a truly outstanding find,’ adds Stephanie Metz, ‘about which we are unable to say very much at the moment because the object is in a rather poor condition and must firstly be restored. I haven’t even been able to read it myself yet.’
The project developers from J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH, Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe and the Mainz Cathedral Chapter are also eagerly awaiting further excavations. Fully in keeping with the spirit of the future LU: leisure quarter, the public should also be able to get involved in the current excavations. ‘It therefore gives us immense pleasure to present our LU: pop-up container today for people who cannot resist the LU:RE of old and new treasures in Mainz city centre,’ says Molitor Managing Director Tina Badrot. Volker Schick, Head of Real Estate Projects at Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe, and Volkmar Hommel, speaking on behalf of the Mainz Cathedral Chapter, underline: ‘From an elevated position and with the benefit of a panoramic window, visitors have a wonderful view of the excavations.’
High Mayor Nino Haase is delighted that people are being given new access to Mainz’s Roman heritage: ‘The site close to the old St John’s Cathedral in the heart of our city is of particular archaeological significance, so it pleases me all the more that the people of Mainz can now actively get involved in the excavations, enabling us to link our city’s past with the future in a wonderful way. Mainz must be able to see and experience its treasures.’
Marianne Grosse, Head of the Building and Culture Department, adds: ‘We are delving into Mainz’s past right here in the heart of the city and are looking forward to taking the public with us on this journey through time.’ The container can be accessed from Bischofsplatz via a staircase. Yet it is also worth taking a look around the container: inside, visitors are invited to take a look at a wide range of new and old treasures found in Mainz city centre. Among other things, there are display cases featuring ‘treasure hunter’ tools and current gems from the lulu. The latest finds may also be exhibited here from time to time. In addition, a QR code in the container provides the option of viewing background information about the excavations and the work of the archaeologists on a smartphone. To kick things off, a video featuring Stephanie Metz and her team was specially filmed, in which she provides initial insights into her work and the construction site from an archaeological perspective. Visitors can place their own personal treasures from Mainz city centre on a board using a ‘treasure map’. A few weeks back, archaeological hoarding banners were erected around the construction site in conjunction with the GDKE, documenting significant Roman finds from Mainz in a light-hearted manner.
Further information
‘The LU:RE of Mainz treasures’ video: Those interested in the project will find a video featuring additional information about the work of the archaeologists on Fuststraße at www.lu-erleben.de
Background
Fuststraße Entwicklungs GmbH & Co. KG is a joint venture involving J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH, Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe and the Mainz Cathedral Chapter. It is working on the first construction phase of the LU: complex with the building on Fuststraße.
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Key handover: health department soon to move into its new home
2023-02-23

A large key made of pretzel dough symbolises the next important step towards the new health department building: Tina Badrot, F. Albrecht Graf von Pfeil and Christian Schupp (J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH) along with Ralf Sadowski and Franz von Ditfurth (Mainzer Aufbaugesellschaft mbH) handed over the key for the new building to District Administrator Dorothea Schäfer on behalf of the Kisselberg joint venture project company, which means that the district of Mainz-Bingen is now officially the master of the house at Isaac-Fulda-Allee 2d in Mainz. The building cost around 20 million euros – including taxes and additional expenses. The state is on board with funding of 2.1 million euros.
‘This brings us close to the end of a long journey,’ explains Schäfer. She reminds us of the story: before the district was able to buy the building in the immediate vicinity of the Europakreisel roundabout at the end of last year, several years had been spent searching for a new property and many options were examined. For one thing, the old building on Große Langgasse in Mainz is no longer modern enough. Plus it had been getting increasingly cramped. ‘That’s all behind us now. The team at the public health department can now enjoy state-of-the-art offices, consulting rooms and laboratories.’
This is a view echoed by the councillor responsible for the health department, Erwin Malkmus: ‘The new building fully meets the requirements of a modern healthcare service, which we offer both for the Mainz–Bingen district and for the city of Mainz.’ District councillor Steffen Wolf, responsible for building management, added: ‘This means that we now have a state-of-the-art workplace that is ideally equipped in terms of ambient conditions. Accordingly, we have positioned ourselves for the challenges that lie ahead.’
‘A new era is now dawning for the health department following the handover of the key, and we wish to congratulate it on this,’ adds Ralf Sadowski, Managing Director of Mainzer Aufbaugesellschaft. ‘We are delighted that we were able to offer the district of Mainz-Bingen this attractive location, which will see huge development in the coming years – embedded between industry, service providers, the science community and research in the field of health.’
‘The public health department is paving the way for the new life sciences location at the entrance to the city of Mainz. Just a pedestrian bridge away, Molitor is working with partners to develop Mainz Innovation Park with laboratory and office buildings,’ says Tina Badrot, Managing Director of J. Molitor Immobilien GmbH, adding: ‘We would like to thank the district and our partner Mainzer Aufbaugesellschaft for their quick, goal-driven and professional cooperation at the new health department.’
The fixtures and fittings are already in place, with the district’s IT department currently still busy with the cabling. More than 100 employees from Langgasse in Mainz and Kreuzhof in Nieder-Olm are scheduled to move to the new site after Easter, which will take a few days. The Kisselberg location, which boasts outstanding transport connections by both bus and tram, as well as by motorway and Saarstrasse, will then go into operation. There are also 40 parking spaces available.
Background
The new four-storey building at Isaac-Fulda-Allee 2d has 4,100 square metres of office space, 63 offices and five meeting rooms – these are the bare figures. Besides the public health officers responsible for the Mainz-Bingen district and the city of Mainz, the district’s social psychiatry service and the methadone outpatient clinic are also housed here. It is yet to be determined how the fourth floor will be used. The office space here can also be divided up and rented out. The building is heated by means of a geothermal energy supply with a heat exchanger field.
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