Energy and building engineering concepts

We see design, construction and facility management as an integrated process. It is essential to include all aspects of the three stages from the start in order to avoid investment mistakes, as the costs incurred throughout a building's lifetime usually amount to a multiple of the capital outlay. The selected energy and building engineering concept has a significant influemce on the costs, environment, ecology and resources.

The increasing complexity of planning, construction, use and the operation of buildings has substantially changed the requirements placed on the architect, technical designers, owner and facility managers. It leads nearly inevitably to an intensive interdisciplinary conception phase in the planning process. The holistic approach to planning forms the basis for interdisciplinary teamwork and consequently leads to a dialogue between the architects, building physicists, building technicians and specialists.


Our qualified engineering specialists have years of experience in the development of individual, custom-made energy and building engineering concepts for large or small projects:

• Energy concept with holistic approach
  
• Dynamic building and space simulations
  
• Supply concepts specific to consumption and location
  
• Energy supply and energy management concepts
  
• Cost optimisation, minimisation of investment and facility costs
  
• Co-ordination between building engineering and architecture
  
  
  

The declared aim of KIWI is to fulfil, in an efficient manner, the high expectations of its clients in respect of quality of service, thus providing the client with the ultimate benefit and value thereof. Our solutions are individually tailored to the client's requirements, both technically and commercially.