The new independence in planning, construction and use

Buildings/Architecture

Buildings with a mix of branches

Buildings with occasional heavy traffic (Congress Center, soccer stadium)

Historic preservation/refurbishment projects

More flexibility, more design freedom, lower costs

Vacuum technology allows wastewater to flow horizontally, upwards, or downwards—giving architects and engineers greater design freedom.

Pipelines can be easily concealed, floors can be planned independently, and usable space can be maximized. These systems reduce construction time, costs, and water usage—supporting modern architectural concepts from stadiums to hotel complexes.

For greater creative freedom:

  • Minimal impact due to small pipe diameters
  • Flexible floor-by-floor planning
  • Installation in service ducts
  • Suitable for retrofits, including historic buildings
  • Reduced drilling in structural slabs
  • Lower construction and planning costs

Mordovia Arena, Russia

An intelligent solution for temporary use: The soccer arena in Saransk offered 42,000 spectators state-of-the-art hygiene standards during the World Cup - and was then completely deconstructed.

Forum Köpenick, Germany

Complete renovation of a building complex, meeting the highest hygiene standards - and only 10 cm installation depth for pipes. This is how the task set by REWE in Forum Köpenick became a showpiece.

Darmstadtium, Germany

The Darmstadtium has been the benchmark for our high-tech sanitary solutions for over 15 years. Material flow separation, consistent use of rainwater, and other highlights ensure significant conservation of resources.

“Our solutions for buildings are open, flexible, and forward-looking. They support source separation, sponge cities, and the repurposing of buildings. We can already manage and solve all these challenges today. ”

Srdjan Draganovic

Senior Area Sales Manager Roediger Vacuum GmbH

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