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IQ Real Estate GmbH was commissioned by the Düsseldorf project developer Development Partner AG to serve as project manager for the realization of a new premium office and commercial building to be built at the Rudolfplatz square in Cologne. By mid-2020, a building meeting the highest demands with a total area of approx. 13,000 m² (BGF) will be erected on the site. On Wednesday, 14 June 2017, a jury of eleven, headed by Professor Jörg Aldinger and comprising representatives from politics and administration of the city of Cologne, representatives of the client and renowned architects, had selected the winning design by the architecture firm Max Dudler as result of a multi-stage selection procedure comprising the evaluation by a body of experts.

Picture credit: Development Partner AG, Düsseldorf

On 8 June 2017, the topping-out ceremony was held for the City Gate in Hannover. About this time next year, the modern office building will be completed and occupied by Vodafone Germany as the anchor tenant. The enthusiastic guests included representatives from the city and planning offices, trade contractors, Vodafone Germany CEO Hannes Ametsreiter together with numerous Vodafone employees taking a look at their future place of work. IQ Real Estate has been commissioned with the project management for the tenant.

IQ has been commissioned with the project management for the “Hammerstrasse 27” project in Düsseldorf. INTERBODEN Innovative Gewerbewelten mbH & Co. KG intends to construct an office and residential building with a two-level underground car park on an own plot in the Düsseldorf MedienHafen area. The existing building on the plot will be demolished. The project is expected to be completed in 2019.

Image credits: HPP / SICHTVISION

IQ has been engaged as project manager for the Kaispeicher project in Düsseldorf. On a plot on Kaistraße in the MedienHafen area, the owner INTERBODEN Innovative Gewerbewelten mbH & Co. KG wants to revitalise a listed building for catering, fitness and office use. The interventions in the façade will be limited to a minimum and – in agreement with the monument preservation office – the interior fixtures will be largely deconstructed so as to emphasise the original “rough” character of the former storehouse.

Image credits: slapa oberholz pszczulny / INTERBODEN