Master planning 2040+ with sustainability concept

In order to meet rising demand in the future, the site in Bad Adelholzen was to be remodelled in such a way that an increase in bottling of up to 60% could be achieved by 2040. The development of the master plan also focussed on achieving climate neutrality by 2040 and strengthening employee engagement. The aim of the task was to make the site successful and sustainable in the long term. 

A master plan covering all areas (production, warehouse, logistics, administration and car parking) was developed within around 6 months to gradually achieve the set objectives. An important component was the central administration. Its strategic positioning with short distances to the car park, canteen and changing rooms is intended to strengthen the "we" feeling. An inspiring façade design in the sense of corporate architecture also emphasises the brand identity. Logistics and empties buildings are harmoniously integrated into the landscape by constructing the halls with sensible, natural building materials and green roofs. Future technologies were evaluated and selected to ensure a gradual reduction in the carbon footprint for the entire site, leading to climate neutrality by 2040.

Adelholzener has been at home in the Bavarian Alps for more than 115 years and, with a production of around 575 million bottles of medicinal and mineral water as well as soft drinks, is the third strongest mineral water brand in Germany.