Flughafen Frankfurt am Main

HOLM, with its two basement floors and seven upper floors, is built to passive house standards.

The spatial concept of the building supports and promotes HOLM’s mission to act as a neutral, interdisciplinary and cross-sector platform where practitioners from companies in the logistics and mobility sector work together with scientists from universities to provide answers to current and future challenges in logistics and mobility. The architecture reflects the networking and the open exchange among users. The building structure lies on the site like an 8. All areas are connected with each other. The X-Celerator functions as the central heart of the building, creating links and inviting users to linger. In three lecture halls and an Audimax, large events for science and research can be organized. The inner courtyard, which is roofed over all floors, invites visitors to linger and offers HOLM’s international users an impressive spatial impression.

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Keyfacts

Site 6.000 qm
GFA (above-ground) 20.000 qm
Start of construction 07/ 2012
Completion 03/ 2014
Architects AS&P – Albert Speer & Partner, Frankfurt
Certificate Passivhausstandard

Current Projects

Every property a custom-made for our clients.

All Projects
Nintendo Europazentrale
Bürohaus Myliusstraße
Universum (Lindley Quartier)
Grünflächen- und Straßenverkehrsamt der Stadt Frankfurt
gkk  (Lindley Quartier)
Landesärtzekammer Hessen (Lindley Quartier)
FCA Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (Lindley Quartier)
Kassenärztliche Vereinigung Hessen (KVH)
stiftung medico international, (Lindley Quartier)