Bundesbank starts looking for new headquarters in Frankfurt
The future facilities should accommodate approximately 2,500 jobs, plus 15,000 square meters of space dedicated to technical functions
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Future facilities should accommodate approximately 2,500 jobs, plus 15,000 square meters of space dedicated to specific technical functions. This decision takes place a few months after the announcement in March that the bank would abandon its historic headquarters, an imposing building of brutalist architecture built in 1972 in the northwest of Frankfurt. The Bundesbank intends to award the contract by the end of 2027.
Furthermore, In a few years' time, the site will gain a new life by sheltering the Frankfurt European School, attended mainly by the children of officials of the European Central Bank. "By acquiring a new headquarters, we are creating an economic, modern and sustainable solution for our main facilities," said Stephan Bredt, Bundesbank's Operations Director. A cost-benefit analysis concluded that the change in facilities would be significantly less expensive, according to Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel.
In addition, The institution seeks a property in the "key in hand" model, whether new or fully renovated, which includes "a land located within the city of Frankfurt", the bank reported in a press release.
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Future facilities should accommodate approximately 2,500 jobs, plus 15,000 square meters of space dedicated to specific technical functions.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThis decision takes place a few months after the announcement in March that the bank would abandon its historic headquarters, an imposing building of brutalist architecture built in 1972 in the northwest of Frankfurt.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe Bundesbank intends to award the contract by the end of 2027.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn a few years' time, the site will gain a new life by sheltering the Frankfurt European School, attended mainly by the children of officials of the European Central Bank.
reliability low1/3 sources"By acquiring a new headquarters, we are creating an economic, modern and sustainable solution for our main facilities," said Stephan Bredt, Bundesbank's Operations Director.
reliability low1/3 sourcesA cost-benefit analysis concluded that the change in facilities would be significantly less expensive, according to Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel.
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The institution seeks a property in the "key in hand" model, whether new or fully renovated, which includes "a land located within the city of Frankfurt", the bank reported in a press release.
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