1.0HEGEMANN-REINERS GRUPPEhttps://www.hegemann-reiners.de/en/Katja Liebeckehttps://www.hegemann-reiners.de/en/author/alexandra/rich600338<blockquote class="wp-embedded-content" data-secret="IxSynTV4mn"><a href="https://www.hegemann-reiners.de/en/history/">HISTORY</a></blockquote><iframe sandbox="allow-scripts" security="restricted" src="https://www.hegemann-reiners.de/en/history/embed/#?secret=IxSynTV4mn" width="600" height="338" title="“HISTORY” — HEGEMANN-REINERS GRUPPE" data-secret="IxSynTV4mn" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" class="wp-embedded-content"></iframe><script> /*! 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The com­pany spe­cia­li­zes in civil engi­nee­ring work such as track, ear­thworks, sewer and con­crete construction.  1954 DETLEF HEGEMANN JOINS THE COMPANY Det­lef Hege­mann starts as a site mana­ger at AUGUST REINERS and beco­mes the second part­ner of both com­pa­nies in 1959 — along­side his uncle Bern­hard Reiners. 1958 FOUNDATION OF DETLEF HEGEMANN GMBH After par­ti­ci­pa­ting in the major pro­ject to build the “Hütte am Meer”, a new steel­works in Bre­men, Det­lef Hege­mann founds the com­pany of the same name. The new com­pany suc­cessfully takes on the task of pro­ces­sing steel­works slag after a pre­vious com­pany fails.  1974 CREATION OF THE HEGEMANN GROUP From now on, Det­lef Hege­mann con­ti­nues to deve­lop the com­pany’s for­tu­nes under his sole respon­si­bi­lity. AUGUST REINERS Bau­un­ter­neh­mung GmbH and DETLEF HEGEMANN GmbH are now part of the newly for­med HEGEMANN GROUP.  1983 SCHÄLERBAU BECOMES PART OF THE GROUP OF COMPANIES The HEGEMANN GROUP takes over Schä­ler­bau Ber­lin GmbH, which was foun­ded by Her­mann Schä­ler in 1880, and expands its range of ser­vices to include buil­ding con­s­truc­tion, turn­key con­s­truc­tion, bridge con­s­truc­tion, civil engi­nee­ring and buil­ding refurbishment. Find out more about the history of SCHÄLERBAU In the midst of indus­tria­liza­tion and only a few years after the foun­ding of the Ger­man Reich in 1871, Ger­many deve­lo­ped from an agri­cul­tu­ral to an indus­trial coun­try due to the enorm­ous eco­no­mic ups­wing. Fac­to­ries and trans­por­ta­tion rou­tes had to be built. 1880In the young, impe­rial Ger­many, the impe­rial capi­tal in par­ti­cu­lar was expe­ri­en­cing a strong con­s­truc­tion and indus­tria­liza­tion boom. The Ber­lin mas­ter buil­der Her­mann Schä­ler reco­gni­zed the signs of the times at that time and foun­ded his “Spe­cia­list com­pany for fur­nace and chim­ney con­s­truc­tion”. He built steam boi­ler sys­tems and the asso­cia­ted chim­neys for the gro­wing indus­try. The com­pany flou­ris­hed and soon the muni­ci­pal works were among the com­pany’s regu­lar customers. In the 1990s, Ger­many deve­lo­ped into the lar­gest indus­trial nation in Europe until the begin­ning of the First World War. 1911Her­mann Schä­ler dies. His wife and son sold his life’s work to the archi­tect Erich Grun­dey. He expan­ded the com­pany’s field of busi­ness by taking on lar­ger indus­trial con­s­truc­tion con­tracts and buil­ding com­plete com­mer­cial faci­li­ties. In the fol­lo­wing years, SCHÄLERBAU incre­asingly gai­ned the trust of large-scale indus­try. The con­ti­nuous ups­wing was cha­rac­te­ri­zed by the con­s­truc­tion of com­plete indus­trial plants and admi­nis­tra­tive buil­dings for large com­pa­nies such as Knorr-Bremse AG, All­ge­meine Elec­tri­ci­täts-Gesell­schaft (AEG) and Mer­ce­des Benz.  1923Foun­ding of Her­mann Schä­ler AG für Holz­ver­wer­tung, which, in addi­tion to its own saw­mill, also included a tim­ber trade, a joi­n­ery and a wood­wor­king factory. At the end of the 1920s , the glo­bal eco­no­mic cri­sis left its mark: the Her­mann Schä­ler com­pany had to reduce its work­force to around 200 men. In the 1930s, the high­way net­work in Ger­many began to be expan­ded. During this time, the “Her­mann Schä­ler” com­pany had to make fur­ther serious cuts. The 1940s were overs­ha­dowed by work to clear the rub­ble. SCHÄLERBAU also faced an arduous recon­s­truc­tion of the com­pany. But the effort was worth it: years of growth followed. 1954 The tech­ni­cal deve­lo­p­ment in the con­s­truc­tion indus­try and espe­ci­ally in the field of pre­fa­bri­ca­tion pro­gres­sed: SCHÄLERBAU became the worl­d’s first licen­see of the “all-con­crete” con­s­truc­tion method based on the bulk­head wall prin­ci­ple. This ope­ned the door to turn­key con­s­truc­tion and the urgen­tly nee­ded crea­tion of new living space was now pos­si­ble in a con­sider­a­bly shorter con­s­truc­tion time.  1950s / 60sAcqui­si­tion of a num­ber of turn­key con­s­truc­tion con­tracts, par­ti­cu­larly in resi­den­tial, hos­tel and hotel con­s­truc­tion in Ger­many and abroad, with own tech­ni­cal depart­ments and pre­cast plants in “all-con­crete” con­s­truc­tion method. At the time, Schä­ler­bau not only car­ried out con­sul­ta­ti­ons and con­s­truc­tion con­tracts in other Euro­pean count­ries, but also in Saudi Ara­bia and Kuwait, for exam­ple. As a tra­di­tio­nal Ber­lin com­pany, the com­pany nevert­hel­ess remained true to its “very own” mar­ket. The focus here was on the clas­sic fields of buil­ding con­s­truc­tion and turn­key con­s­truc­tion as well as refur­bish­ment — from small detached hou­ses to hotel, office, muni­ci­pal and indus­trial buildings.  This was fol­lo­wed in the early 1960s by the deve­lo­p­ment, manu­fac­ture and sale of a sin­gle-storey detached house made of pre­fa­bri­ca­ted rein­forced con­crete ele­ments, the so-cal­led “Schä­ler-Bau­herz house”. The core of this pre­fa­bri­ca­ted house was a 10-ton, ready-to-use instal­la­tion cell, con­sis­ting of a bath­room and toi­let, kit­chen wall with fit­ted kit­chen, hea­ting and hot water sys­tem and elec­tri­cal con­trol cen­ter — a once Swe­dish inven­tion cal­led “buil­ding heart”. SCHÄLERBAU Ber­lin was the first com­pany in Ger­many to have its “Schä­ler-Bau­herz-Haus” included in the pre­fa­bri­ca­ted house direc­tory of the Fede­ral Minis­try of Housing.  1970s Deve­lo­p­ment of the “Cor­pus” sani­tary unit, a fully enc­lo­sed and turn­key bathroom/WC room cell.  1983 Take­over of Schä­ler­bau Ber­lin GmbH by the HEGEMANN-REINERS GRUPPE, which once emer­ged from August Rei­ners Bauunternehmung. 2007 Mer­ger of the indi­vi­dual con­s­truc­tion com­pa­nies of the HEGEMANN-REINERS GROUP into “August Rei­ners Bau­un­ter­neh­mung GmbH”, based in Bre­men. In addi­tion to its cur­rent size, August Rei­ners Bau­un­ter­neh­mung is cha­rac­te­ri­zed above all by its ver­sa­ti­lity. Its stra­te­gi­cally struc­tu­red, multi-laye­red port­fo­lio offers the uti­liza­tion of many syn­ergy effects. This opens up the pos­si­bi­lity for com­pa­nies in the con­s­truc­tion and pro­ject deve­lo­p­ment sec­tor to handle almost any con­s­truc­tion pro­ject themselves. 1984 THE HEGEMANN GROUP TAKES OVER DEUTSCHE INDUSTRIE WERKE Deut­sche-Indus­trie-Werke GmbH, based in Ber­lin-Span­dau and with a com­pany history dating back to the early 18th cen­tury, beco­mes part of the HEGEMANN GROUP. This lays the foun­da­tion for today’s acti­vi­ties in the shi­py­ard sec­tor, with a focus on the con­s­truc­tion, con­ver­sion and repair of inland water­way vessels.  1993 FOUNDATION OF AUGUST REINERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY & DREDGING COMPANY The estab­lish­ment of August Rei­ners Bau­un­ter­neh­mung & Nass­bag­ge­rei lays the foun­da­tion for today’s Dred­ging. Its range of ser­vices includes dred­ging of all kinds — from main­ten­ance dred­ging, beach nou­rish­ment and land recla­ma­tion to har­bor projects.  2003 ALFRED KUNZ BECOMES PART OF THE HEGEMANN GROUP In 2003, the HEGEMANN GROUP takes over the tun­nel con­s­truc­tion com­pany Alfred Kunz Unter­ta­ge­bau GmbH, foun­ded in 1882. Thehttps://www.hegemann-reiners.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/AUGUST-REINERS-Gruendung.jpg