The state of Rhineland-Palatinate will receive a fundamentally refurbished police headquarters at the central Münsterplatz in Mainz. The UNMÜSSIG group of companies from Freiburg im Breisgau is responsible for the realisation of the project. The undertaking includes the comprehensive refurbishment and modernisation of the historic cultural monument dating from 1930, as well as its expansion with a modern new build. This aims to create an efficient security location for the 21st century.
The UNMÜSSIG group of companies boasts an 80-year corporate history and experience in the development of high-quality real estate. This expertise will be applied to the implementation of the project in Mainz, which combines the historically sensitive refurbishment with a contemporary and sustainable new building. As an experienced partner to the public sector, the family-owned company also has many years of experience in collaborating with public clients, for example, in the development of two town hall buildings in Rhineland-Palatinate in cooperation with the respective municipalities.
The State Property and Construction Management Office (LBB) is the acquirer of the property. The LBB acts as the central service provider for the state of Rhineland-Palatinate for the management and development of public real estate. By acquiring the property at Münsterplatz, the LBB is securing a strategically important location for the long-term accommodation of the police headquarters in the state capital.
The existing building, constructed in 1930, has shaped the Mainz cityscape for almost a century. As part of the redesign, the historical fabric will be comprehensively refurbished and renovated. The aim is to meet the requirements for sustainability, energy efficiency, digitalisation, and accessibility. The supplementary new building creates additional usable space and integrates into the urban ensemble as an architectural addition. The future working environment for the Rhineland-Palatinate police is to be designed functionally and contemporarily, while considering the urban development aspirations of Mainz city centre.
Further planning and construction phases will be specified in the coming months. Upside Real Estate GmbH and Dohle Simon Schurig Tilgener Partnerschaftsgesellschaft mbB provided advisory services to the seller. The buyer was legally supported by Luther Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH.
