Planning
Dismantling & Disposal
Back to the Future
Dismantling and demolition involve more than simply removing existing structures. They require the safe, sustainable and cost-effective management of buildings and materials, with the aim of conserving resources, properly disposing of hazardous substances and preparing sites for future use.
Our approach
We carefully plan dismantling and demolition projects – from initial assessment and permitting through to execution. In doing so, we focus on environmentally responsible methods, recycling and the reuse of materials wherever possible.
Our services at a Glance
Surveys and Historical Research
- Documentation of Existing Structures Based on Available Plans or On-Site Measurements
- Technical Drawings and Quantity Take-Offs
- Preparation of As-Built Documentation and Building Specifications
Contaminant Registers
- Systematic Inventory of Building Materials That May Contain Hazardous Substances
- Site Inspections, Sampling and Laboratory Analysis
- Indoor Air Quality Measurements
- Classification in Accordance with Waste Management Regulations
- Quantity and Mass Estimates
Selective Dismantling of Contaminated Materials
- Guidelines for the Selective Removal of Contaminants
- Demolition Plans for Core Buildings Following Contaminant Remediation
- Structural Calculations for Temporary Conditions and Adjacent Structures
- Occupational Health and Environmental Safety Requirements
- Disposal and Recycling Options for Hazardous Substances and Mineral-Based Building Materials
- Quantity and Cost Estimates
Contact person
B.Eng.
David Maurer
Head of Infrastructure & Civil Engineering
Dipl.-Ing. Architect
Christian Saiber
Head of Architecture