As part of a study trip last week, a delegation from the Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) took the opportunity to explore the port of Hamburg.Since 2015, Sellhorn has been supporting the TPA on an ongoing project at the Port of Dar-es-Salaam to improve its performance, efficiency and economic development in Tanzania and neighboring landlocked countries.
The Sellhorn Engineering Company was commissioned by St. Michael's Main Church to conduct structural examinations and conceptual planning for the restoration of the cornice on the church nave and tower of St. Michael's. The cornice exhibits damages that needed to be documented and analyzed in the initial phase.
Sellhorn Engineering Company is pleased to announce the successful certification in the field of occupational health and safety. This recognition complements the existing certification according to DIN 45001 and underscores the unwavering commitment of the company to the safety, well-being, and excellent working conditions of its employees.
A new maintenance hangar for transport aircraft of the A400M class will be built at the Bundeswehr base in Wunstorf in Lower Saxony over the next few years. Sellhorn has been on board as general planner since 2019 and is supporting Airbus in the realization of this mega project. Due to the effects of the corona pandemic, this project had to be paused for a short time, but thanks to the tireless effort of everyone involved, it was able to be resumed in recent years.
Sellhorn Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH proudly participated in the Hamburger HafenCity Run 2023 on 3rd of June 2023 under the motto "Lace up your running shoes. Explore HafenCity. Do good."
We hope you can enjoy the holidays to the fullest and that you can make time to relax and recharge.
As valued customers and business partners, we would like to thank you for all the successful collaborations and we appreciate your trust in us and look forward to further exciting projects and a successful future together.
The new Olympus plant in Coimbra was completed in autumn 2022 and put into operation during a festive ceremony. In the future, up to 300 employees will work in the plant, which will become the largest Olympus repair center in Europe.
In the middle of Hamburg, on the southern bank of the Elbe, a completely new district will be created in the coming years, and in 2020 Sellhorn Ingenieurgesellschaft was awarded the contract to carry out the extensive project for the new construction and upgrading of bank structures, embankments over a length of approx. 5 km as well as a number of approx. 40 engineering structures in the open space to carry out planning services.
For the new Bay Terminal in Chittagong, Bangladesh, a detailed design is to be drawn up for an approx. 5 km long breakwater and for a navigational channel of more than 45 km (24 nautical miles).
With the start of construction work for the new multi-purpose terminal in Kingstown, Sellhorn Ingenieurgesellschaft signed the contract for construction supervision on May 4, 2022.
The Port of Mogadishu in Somalia is currently undergoing a major rehabilitation and investment program, covering marine infrastructure, terminal superstructure, equipment and the installation of a new IT system.
Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) and Sellhorn Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH marked a major milestone towards the realization of the new Port of Keta, with the signing of the consulting services contract on the 17th of June via a virtual signing ceremony.
Sellhorn supports OLYMPUS as general planner in the planning of a new plant in Coimbra, Portugal. Hall and office space of around 15,000 m² GFA including the associated outdoor facilities will be created.
The Hamburg Construction Day at Hamburg University of Technology (TUUH) took place for the 16th time this year, organised by the Faculty of Construction and Environmental Engineering and Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein Building Industry Association.
Together with partners, Sellhorn Ingenieurgesellschaft is supporting the Ethiopian authority for maritime affairs with the development of a dry port in the non-coastal city of Modjo.
