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No. 32

Confidence meets drive: the new issue of Landmarke is here! In the midst of challenging times, we show what drives us: optimism, solidarity, attitude—and above all, drive. Our new LANDMARKE uses many examples to show how confidence is translated into real impact. Because what we are tackling is more relevant than ever: livable neighborhoods for all generations, innovative working environments, sustainable infrastructure. With a highly qualified team and a broad range of expertise within our corporate family, we are turning these visions into reality.

Our home for innovation and collaboration.
Our new headquarters is a particularly strong expression of this attitude—a former insurance building has been transformed into a place of collaboration that brings our self-image as the Landmarken family to life. Here, teams grow together, new ideas emerge, and synergies unfold. You will find this and more on the following pages of Landmark.

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Article

With great participation in the urban neighborhood

An important step toward new living space: This fall, the public disclosure for our development of the Singer site can take place. This was decided by the urban development committee in Würselen before the summer break.

Article

SOPHIA – our gold standard for smart buildings

At Landmarken, we ensure that buildings become smart – both new and existing ones. To ensure smart building services in our project developments, our team of smart building experts has developed "SOPHIA" – a smart building concept that focuses on users and benefits.

Interview

"We are increasing efficiency and exploiting our potential."

Remaining true to itself while constantly reinventing itself—Landmarken AG has been following this path with great success for almost 40 years now. We spoke with the two members of the Executive Board, Anke Tsitouras and Jens Kreiterling, about how this is achieved and what goals the company will focus on in the future.

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Icon in pictures

The Dortmund Health Center is an architectural icon of the 1950s. The successful revitalization of the complex after six decades of official use has already received several awards.

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