Innovative Construction
Our goal is to help our clients bring their projects to a successful conclusion. To optimise this outcome, we rely on tried and tested as well as new and innovative methods of planning, consulting and controlling the construction management processes.
Lean Construction Management

Lean Construction Management supports the lean, low-friction and schedule-optimized control of construction processes. Every discipline involved is responsible for the on-time completion of their work and coordinates with the other disciplines involved. This method is particularly effective for complex construction projects. It saves companies and clients considerable time as it minimises waiting times and delivers economic benefits to all parties involved. omniCon has already successfully tested and used this method in several construction projects, including the cube in Berlin, MY.O in Munich or the ONE office and hotel complex in Frankfurt.
> Berlin: omniCon’s use of lean construction management at the cube berlin

Lean Construction Management supports the lean, low-friction and schedule-optimized control of construction processes. Every discipline involved is responsible for the on-time completion of their work and coordinates with the other disciplines involved. This method is particularly effective for complex construction projects. It saves companies and clients considerable time as it minimises waiting times and delivers economic benefits to all parties involved. omniCon has already successfully tested and used this method in several construction projects, including the cube in Berlin, MY.O in Munich and currently the construction of the ONE office and hotel complex in Frankfurt.
> Berlin: omniCon’s use of lean construction management at the cube berlin
Smart Building
Digitisation affects all areas of life and makes it possible to make many processes simpler and more efficient. This is especially true with regard to the use of sensor technology and digital, networked systems in buildings. As a result, properties can be operated much more efficiently, and downtimes of technical equipment can be avoided to the greatest extent possible. At the same time, additional services can increase the comfort of the users of such properties. omniCon has extensive experience in the development of such buildings
For example, omniCon took on construction management for the “smartest building in Europe”, the cube berlin.

Sustainability Management

Building construction and operation is responsible for a large portion of the world’s CO2 emissions. For this reason, every effort must be made to make real estate as sustainable as possible. To demonstrate this and to implement projects from the planning phase to operation in compliance with sustainability criteria, omniCon has broad experience with certification processes (DGNB, LEED, BREEAM). It introduces the targets for one or more certifications into the planning processes and monitors compliance with both the planning and implementation.
omniCon also ensures the careful use of resources such as energy and water, the disposal and recycling of building materials, short transport routes and thus the minimization of emissions in your construction proects.
> ONE awarded the DGNB platinum preliminary certificate
> For more information about omniCon’s sustainability activities, please refer to the latest Sustainability Report of the CA Immo Group.
Building Information Modeling (BIM)
With Bau 1 in Basel, omniCon was one of the first construction managers to apply BIM methods as early as the construction phase. Today, BIM models are used to coordinate specialist planning and communication within the planning team as early as the planning stage. Clearly defined information requirements are used to achieve a significantly higher quality of planning. Building Information Modeling is also used to determine calculation bases and quantities for tenders, to create scheduling and logistics plans and to control all execution processes via model-based sequence and schedule planning. The execution is then finally compared on site with the BIM model via Augmented Reality and any defects are forwarded for further processing in real time.
> Another project in which omniCon is successfully using BIM is Bau 2 in Basel
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