Client
Dynavax GmbH
Location
Düsseldorf
Performance
Turnkey Contractor Services (Phases 1–8)
Overall project management, construction management, project oversight
General planning, including laboratory planning
Interior finishing, building services, laboratory (Safety Level S2)
Cleanroom classification: ISO 8 | GMP C (partial qualification)
Area
approx. 3.360 m² GFA
approx. 10.900 m³ GV
Construction cost
approx. 5,27 million € net
Project Duration
March 2021 - March 2023
Construction Period
August 2021 - March 2023
During the first construction phase, CP Bauteam GmbH converted a warehouse building—previously used for storage—into a modern, two-story laboratory building. The goal of the project was to create new microbiological and analytical laboratories meeting S2 safety standards. The requirements for use, functionality, and technical equipment were defined in collaboration with the client during several preliminary workshops.
The work was carried out while operations continued, requiring precise construction phase planning and close coordination among all project participants. Particular challenges included the extensive demolition work in the existing structure, the numerous interfaces with the existing building systems, and the delivery and installation of large components of the technical building equipment via the existing roof. All installations were also designed to be removable to ensure a high degree of flexibility for future changes in use.
As the general contractor, CP Bauteam GmbH was responsible for the turnkey implementation of all construction and building services engineering work. The large components of the building services systems were installed on the existing roof atop a newly erected steel support structure that was fully braced down to the foundations. The scope of work included the complete building services systems, including air conditioning systems and cleanroom technology with FFUs, the installation of ventilation systems with heat recovery, as well as special exhaust air systems.
In addition, the project included the complete electrical infrastructure with a new power supply, measurement, control, and regulation technology—including building management systems based on a Siemens S7 system—as well as the installation of access control, fire alarm, and burglar alarm systems. The scope of work was rounded out by the installation of laboratory furniture and the commissioning of all technical systems. The first construction phase was successfully completed on schedule as a turnkey project.