Thinker cell in the room-in-room principle as a self-sufficient room element

Lufthansa Technik - Aero, Alzey

Room in room system and acoustic solutions optimize an existing area

A leading company for the maintenance of turbofan and turbopropeller engines for regional airliners was founded in Alzey in 1987 as a 100% subsidiary of a dominant airline. In the four factory halls in Alzey, the Rhine-Hesse MRO service company (Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul) employs around 500 highly qualified employees on 9,700 square meters. The technology company in Alzey is authorized by the engine manufacturers General Electric and Pratt & Whitney Canada to carry out all repairs and overhauls on their engine models. The company is one of the world's leading providers of service and maintenance services for these types of engines and has the necessary approvals from all international aviation authorities. Lufthansa Technik AERO supports 100 airlines worldwide.

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Where the focus is on service in the hall, the space for supporting office work is limited. We have been supporting the company for many years now and are repeatedly entrusted with planning and implementation tasks. In many cases, office workplaces have to be built on suboptimal areas. Our acoustic room systems and the know-how of our planners offer solutions. Here, our silentUNIT room dividing system was able to acoustically optimize and structure the area. Since a ceiling connection was not possible due to the skylights, we used the self-supporting system at ¾ height. The vetroCUBE system offers retreat options for teamwork or meetings.