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Fire protection, a low construction height and a limited static load-bearing capacity were the main challenges that the architects had to overcome when converting the building of a former boys' school from the end of the 19th century.

To withstand the anticipated high moisture levels from condensation, the judges’ tower at the Mühlenkopf ski jump in Willingen, Hesse, was constructed using cement-bonded lightweight concrete slabs.

In the new construction of a cheese processing centre, the showers were fitted with special waterproof, fibre-reinforced lightweight concrete panels. The panels enable heavy-duty constructions, offer good sound insulation and achieve fire protection class F 120-A when used in two layers.

In a new residential and commercial building in the heart of Frankfurt's city centre, a high-quality fitness and wellness studio is being added to the mix of facilities. Due to the expected constant humidity levels in the air of up to 90%, the interior of the Hamam was constructed using a dry construction method with special waterproof, cement-bonded panels.

To ensure sterility, the laboratories in the new Biologicum at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt needed to be constructed gas-tight. By using cement-bonded lightweight concrete panels combined with a PVC film as a gas-tight sealing layer, both the required tightness and necessary compressive strength were achieved.