Mercedes-Benz Sindelfingen Plant, Building 84

Project Overview

The Mercedes-Benz plant in Sindelfingen is the company’s historic home and the heart of its passenger car development. This is where the brand’s luxury and premium models are built, and where development and production teams work side by side on the vehicles of tomorrow. In vehicle acoustics, where even the faintest sounds are measured and evaluated, the quality of the building envelope directly determines the usability of the measurement results. For Building 84, BUCHELE therefore supplied numerous highly sound-insulating doors as well as highly sound-insulating windows; the latter enable visual connections between areas without compromising acoustic separation. In addition, some of the doors supplied were designed with bullet-resistant properties. Where work is being done on future models and technologies, structural protection is an integral part of the security concept. Few manufacturers can master the combination of certified high-level sound insulation and bullet resistance in a single element at this level of quality; for BUCHELE, it is standard practice. A premium manufacturer expects the same level of quality from its partners that it delivers itself. The project in Sindelfingen demonstrates that BUCHELE meets this standard.

STB Power Line

High-performance soundproof steel doors for maximum sound insulation, designed for test benches, measurement rooms, and industrial development environments.

SFB

Soundproofing elements for high-performance acoustic barriers in commercial and industrial construction.

Additiona function

Selected doors with certified bullet resistance for sensitive development areas.

Addendum

Highly soundproof windows for visual connections without compromising on acoustics.

Neumayer Station III of the Alfred Wegener Institute on the Antarctic ice shelf
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Rotes Gebäude der Neumayer-Station III in der Antarktis mit Gerüst unter blauem Himmel
Vereistes Türband einer BUCHELE-Tür an der Neumayer-Station III
Weißes zweiflügeliges Tor von BUCHELE in der roten Fassade der Neumayer-Station III
Blick aus dem Flugzeug auf Schelfeis und Meer in der Antarktis
Tor von BUCHELE an der Neumayer-Station III mit Antennen und Scheinwerfer
Dachplattform der Neumayer-Station III mit Gerüst und Aufbauten im Schnee

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