With an interdisciplinary team, ATP architects engineers Nuremberg takes over the general planning of the KAESER charging park in Coburg ​

KAESER Ladepark Coburg is entering the next phase with a strong partner: ATP architects engineers Nuremberg assumes responsibility for planning and implementation of the overall project as general planner.

Integral planning for a holistic experience ​

With over 1,500 employees at 14 locations, ATP architects engineers is one of the leading specialists for integrated planning with Building Information Modeling (BIM) in Europe. The Nuremberg site, part of the ATP network since 2018, has extensive experience in planning complex building projects, particularly in the areas of healthcare, research and teaching.

ATP's integrated planning means that all specialist disciplines — from architecture to structural planning to technical building equipment — work together on a digital model right from the start. This close cooperation makes it possible to develop innovative and sustainable solutions that meet the high requirements of KAESER charging park Coburg.

Particular attention is paid to architectural design

The wave-shaped roof of the charging areas should not only be functional, but also a distinctive sign. This places high demands on the implementation concept: ATP develops the roof using so-called parametric planning. The shape is not drawn manually, but programmed using mathematical rules and digital parameters. The result is a curved, almost organic-looking construction that fits perfectly into the landscape — technically complex in the background, yet impressively light and elegant in appearance for visitors.

Progress through collaboration ​

The choice of ATP architects engineers as general planner underlines KAESER's claim to set new standards for this project. Integral planning ensures that all aspects — from technical infrastructure to architecture to landscape design — are optimally coordinated.

With ATP at its side, KAESER Ladepark Coburg is well prepared to become a showcase project for sustainable mobility and innovative architecture.