The NEW bauhaus Festival, taking place on 2 and 3 September in Weimar, brings together stakeholders from the construction and real estate industry, architecture, science, trade, culture and society. Goldbeck's participation underlines the company's commitment to proactively shaping the development of the construction sector and driving innovation.
Johanna Lindenlaub, Branch Manager for Goldbeck in Thuringia, highlighted the festival's future-oriented and solution-driven approach. She emphasised the importance of dialogue with talent and thought leaders to develop sustainable and economical solutions for the built environment. Goldbeck has been present in Thuringia for over 30 years and brings extensive experience in the planning, construction and operation of various buildings to the interdisciplinary exchange.
Key Themes and Regional Roots
Michael Rücker, Festival Director of the NEW bauhaus Festival, expressed his delight at Goldbeck's involvement. He stressed that the company not only discusses innovations but continuously implements them in practice. This is a central objective of the festival: to bring together experts from various disciplines to jointly find answers to relevant questions concerning the built environment and to develop concrete solutions.
The festival focuses on key industry topics. These include the circular economy, digitalisation, the use of artificial intelligence, the development of resilient infrastructures, and new building materials. These topics form the basis for professional exchange.
Andreas Kiermeier, also Branch Manager at Goldbeck in Thuringia, underscored the company's responsibility as a regional partner. His task is not only to present future construction topics but also to translate them into concrete projects in Thuringia. The NEW bauhaus Festival provides a platform for bringing innovative approaches to fruition early on and strengthening regional value creation in cooperation with local stakeholders.
Michael Kynast, Managing Director of Messe Erfurt, which is responsible for organising the festival, concluded that the NEW bauhaus Festival thrives on the exchange between industries, perspectives and generations. Partners like Goldbeck would strengthen this interdisciplinary approach and contribute to the emergence of new ideas, collaborations and practical impulses for the industry in Weimar, extending beyond the future of construction.
