Carinthian construction pioneers: Sustainability campus is being created for the future!

Carinthian construction pioneers: Sustainability campus is being created for the future!

The Carinthian civil engineering family continues to grow: Today Gisela Stramitzer and Massimo Vurich were sworn in as a new civil engineer in the field of architecture. Economic State Councilor Sebastian Schuschnig emphasized the essential role of reliable experts in these challenging times, since civil technicians guarantee that everything is legally flawless and secure when building. In her speech, ZT-Chamber Vice President Barbara Frediani-Gasser emphasized the importance of quality, responsibility and independence, which are of crucial importance for coping with increasing complexity in planning and building. The path to the defense of civil technicians is long: In addition to a technical or scientific degree, three years of professional experience is a prerequisite for what makes the performance of the new civil engineers particularly appreciative, says Schuschnig, who congratulates them on this challenge, such as Klick Carärnten reported.

innovative sustainability campus in Carinthia

At the same time, Otmar Petschnig plans an ambitious project that is supposed to set standards in the company's history of Fleischmann and Petschnig. A sustainability campus for which a double -digit million amount will be invested at the company area in Klagenfurt is to be built by November 2025. The campus will offer space for research and development on an area of ​​around 3,500 square meters - with a focus on promising areas such as the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence. The next generation is also encouraged in this innovative environment: Training rooms are intended to bring craft, technology, science and industry together in order to develop new ideas together. Partnerships with institutions such as Fraunhofer as well as the technical universities of Graz and Vienna are already being planned, which underlines the importance of this project, as Carinthian economy reported.

special value also attaches special importance to sustainability when building the campus. The use of recyclable materials is in the foreground, supplemented by green roofs and the use of photovoltaic systems. In addition, the building is designed in such a way that it can be easily dismantled and rebuilt in another place. The campus is also intended to set new standards by means of solar energy and emission-free heating systems to reduce the CO2 footprint considerably. Petschnig targets to become a pioneer for environmentally conscious building.