A research and laboratory building was built for the Hans Knöll Institute (HKI) on the Beutenberg Campus in Jena. Various work is still required on the existing building in order to complete the connection completely. For this, the following construction works are required:

Lot 1037 - 067 VE 331 Painting

Gross amounts:

— 395 m2 cleaning of the old coating (internal surfaces),

— 395 m2 coating (internal surfaces),

— coat 720 m2 of inventory cleaning,

— coat 30 m2 eaves.

The aim of the procedure is to connect a new 5-storey research building with laboratory space to the existing building for the Leibnitz Institute for Natural Product Research and Infection Biology, the Hans Knöll Institute (HKI) on the Beutenberg Campus in Jena.

Founded in 1991, HKI is now a state-of-the-art research institute with 420 employees. These focus on the research topics of infection biology and new natural substances from microorganisms that can be used to fight infections. As a result of the further scientific profiling and the associated personnel development of the HKI, the existing building capacities are no longer sufficient. The former laboratory houses 1 and 2 were therefore demolished and the new HKI building was built on the resulting free area with a gross floor area of 5 761 m2, which is now to be connected to the existing building.

Lot here: 1037 - 067 VE 331 Painting works