On the evening before, we invite you to an exclusive dinner in a small group with CEO Stefan Kratochwill at the clouds, Hamburg’s highest restaurant. The event will take place on the 22nd floor of the Tanzende Türme ("Dancing Towers") on the Reeperbahn and offers a breathtaking view over Hamburg. The Dancing Towers were developed by STRABAG Real Estate and built by STRABAG subsidiary ZÜBLIN.
Away from the city's hustle and bustle, the management presentation is taking place at the Gastwerk Hotel Hamburg in the Altona district. The former gasworks, which once stored around 5,000 tonnes of coal, is not only an impressive event venue but also reflects STRABAG’s transformation: Work On Progress.
- 09.30 — 10.00: Welcome
- 10.00 — 12.30: Management presentation
- 12.30 — 13.00: Q&A
- 13.00 — 14.00: Lunch
Important information: Please note that the event will be held in German. Simultaneous interpretation into English will be provided on site via headphones and via the livestream. Questions may be submitted in German or English.
After lunch, there is an optional opportunity to visit an open section of the new U5 underground line in Hamburg – currently the largest ongoing public transport infrastructure project in Germany. The project is notable for its scale, complexity and logistical demands, and underscores STRABAG’s leading role in German infrastructure construction.
A key focus of the project is climate protection. Through the use of low-carbon building materials, sustainable construction processes and CO₂ accounting throughout the build, the U5 is setting new standards in sustainable infrastructure construction. In total, the project is expected to save around 2.7 million tonnes of CO₂ during its implementation.
14:00 — 14:45: Project introduction at Gastwerk by project manager Yves Grebing
14:45 — 16:00: Transfer and tour of the construction site
16:00 — 16:30: Return transfer to Gastwerk or direct transfer to the airport
Important information: This activity will only take place in good weather. Your safety on the construction site is ensured; appropriate protective equipment (helmet, high-visibility vest and new safety boots) will be provided and must be worn at all times on site. Please also note that this is an active excavation site and may therefore be dirty. If there is sufficient demand, the tour will be offered in both English and German.
