Networking and new inspiration at the DGNB event in Stuttgart

Troldtekt is participating as a member and partner when Deutsche Gesellschaft für Nachhaltiges Bauen - DGNB e.V. ('German Sustainable Building Council') holds its annual Tag der Nachhaltigkeit in Stuttgart. It will take place on 18 June, where the afternoon will include dialogues and inspiring walks and talks.

10.06.2024

On Tuesday, 18 June, the German DGNB council will once again host the DGNB Tag der Nachhaltigkeit in Stuttgart. In the afternoon, there will be free admission for all construction professionals who want new inspiration for their work on sustainability.

In addition to being a member of DGNB, Troldtekt is also a partner at the event in Stuttgart. Project consultant Daniel Hampel from Troldtekt GmbH will give a brief introduction to Troldtekt. During the walk & talks, he will also be on hand to talk about good acoustics and Troldtekt’s Cradle to Cradle focus. 

During the afternoon, there will also be presentations from Drees & Sommer, HafenCity Hamburg and several others who have experience with sustainability initiatives in construction.

The open programme begins at 12:30 p.m., while the morning will be devoted to the general meeting of the DGNB council, of which Troldtekt is a member.

Working strategically with Cradle to Cradle

Since 2012, Troldtekt has been working strategically with the international design concept Cradle to Cradle. All Troldtekt cement-bonded wood wool products in natural and standard colours are Cradle to Cradle-certified at gold level. With the certification, we are committed to making continuous progress in areas such as material health, circularity, renewable energy and social responsibility.

Cradle to Cradle aligns well with the DGNB building certification, which also takes a holistic approach, where areas such as the environment, indoor climate and economy are all important. Troldtekt acoustic solutions can contribute to the points in a building's DGNB certification and are included in several certified buildings (see a selection below).

 

Read about Troldtekt’s contribution to DGNB-certified buildings

Register for DGNB Tag der Nachhaltigkeit

Selected Troldtekt cases with a DGNB-certification

Troldtekt acoustic ceilings in school buildings

Alnatura Arbeitswelt

With its new corporate headquarters in Darmstadt, Germany, Alnatura, the expanding organic products company, has set new standards in contemporary corporate culture and sustainability. The German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) has awarded the new headquarters its highest distinction: a Platinum rating.

Kita Sonnenblume

The new DGNB-certified nursery in Bad Bederkesa in northern Lower Saxony is a true children’s paradise, with plenty of space in wonderful premises.
 Troldtekt acoustic ceilings in healthcare buildings

GAPS

The very detailed planning process for this eastern Danish psychiatric regional hospital in Slagelse for 194 patients was characterised by innovation and a desire to construct a first class complex which supports patient care and recovery.
 Troldtekt Innovest

Innovest

The Innovest complex rises dramatically above the flat countryside of west Jutland like an enormous circular sculpture in shades of red, orange and yellow. The building is inspired by the nearby heathland, the river Skjern Å and the flourishing business community in the area.
 Troldtekt acoustic ceilings are the natural choice when wanting to ensure superior acoustics and a healthy indoor climate in, for example, office buildings

Turbinehuset

Located in central Copenhagen between a former power station, single-family houses and the architectural gem Dronningegården, a Modernist residential complex, the office building Turbinehuset blends into the overall street plan with a restaurant and supermarket on the ground floor.
 Ceilings with Troldtekt acoustic panels in office buildings

Hirschsprung Hus

The former tobacco factory in Hirschsprung Hus has been renovated several times. The building has now undergone a process which saw the removal of all the fixtures and fittings, after which it was elegantly fitted out while showing great respect for both the building and the environment.