Gerber Architekten is delighted that the topping-out ceremony for the new Chamber of Skilled Crafts building was celebrated last Wednesday, 5th of June 2024. The new building, which is being realised in close cooperation with the Chamber of Skilled Crafts, represents an important step towards expanding the Chamber's training and administration facilities. The innovative construction project includes modern training rooms, workshops and administrative areas that are optimally tailored to the needs of tomorrow's tradespeople. The new building will not only decisively improve the infrastructure of the Chamber of Skilled Crafts and set an example for the future of skilled crafts in Saarland. With its self-sufficient cubature, the new building supports Pingusson's construction and opens up to the listed park area of the former French Embassy, with two inner courtyards providing insights into the Chamber of Skilled Crafts' fields of work as glass showcase. We would like to thank everyone involved for their commitment and support and look forward to the completion of the project. Photo: © Handwerkskammer des Saarlandes Visualisation: © Gerber Achitekten
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