The leading provider of processing and packaging solutions Syntegon has completed the construction of its new office building at its Crailsheim premises. Site manager Albrecht Werner officially opened the new facility on December 12 before employees moved in to take up their new workplaces. Syntegon completed the project ahead of schedule after just over a year and a half in the works. The building was originally slated to open in the first half of 2025.
The four-story, 2,100 square-meter facility features around 100 new workplaces, a rooftop terrace, and multipurpose collaboration rooms. It stands as a symbol of Syntegon's commitment to seamless processes and customer-centricity. The building offers the perfect environment for all customer-facing departments to collaborate, including Sales, Marketing, Product Management, and Project Management. Syntegon designed and built the facility to enable the various corporate functions to best meet customers’ needs. With its state-of-the-art amenities, the building fulfills the latest standards for sustainability, accessibility, and acoustics.
“Opened ahead of schedule, our new facility attests to our commitment to growth and to our Crailsheim site. I want to express my gratitude to everyone involved for their dedication, and wish my colleagues great enjoyment and success in their new working environment," said site manager Albrecht Werner during the event.
SYNSPACES – a fresh concept for modern working environments
The new office building is one of the first to be designed fully in line with the SYNSPACES concept. This Syntegon-wide initiative is all about how people will work together in the future. "We are using SYNSPACES to create working worlds that foster smooth processes, innovative ideas, and sustainable solutions," says Syntegon project architect Ulrike Bosch. This concept prioritizes the unique needs of all users. It creates zones perfectly suited for cross-departmental collaboration, while also offering space for creativity and individuality. This generates real added value.”