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The employer rating platform kununu honors us as Top Company 2024 for the second year in a row. The award relies on the independent ratings of employees on the platform. Trium Novem is, therefore, one of the companies with the best working environment in Germany.

“We congratulate Trium Novem GmbH on receiving the Top Company 2024 seal,” says Nina Zimmermann, CEO of kununu. “The award is given to employers with particularly good ratings on kununu. As only around five percent of companies meet the qualification criteria, this is a very select group. Employers who are awarded the seal are not only characterized by recognition and appreciation but also send a strong signal to talented people who are looking for a fitting company,” Zimmermann continues.

February 2024

Third time is a charm, it is commonly said, and we can confirm. Also in the third business year of Trium Novem, there was a lot of action. On all ends, there was a lot of progress; from large residential projects in Emmendingen and Schramberg to the renovation of the substation in Pulverdingen. The architecturally attractive Areal Sonne for assisted living in Zell-Weierbach has already been finished successfully, and two expansions of industrial constructions in Kehl will be soon. In short, we are very proud of everything we have achieved in 2023. Another turnover of almost 20 million euros is by no means a matter of course regarding the various challenges in the construction industry.

Therefore, we want to thank our as qualified as enthusiastic team, as well as our clients and partners, without whom such a success would not have been possible. And like that, in our expanded bureau in Offenburg, our focus is already on 2024, where we want to keep going in the same way: with creativity and passion, creating for tomorrow. Literally.

January 2024

Trium Novem GmbH, as general contractor, built “a real gem”, as Trium Novem managing director Thomas Dieterle puts it, for the Paul-Gerhard-Werk’s offer. By this he means, on the one hand, the listed former inn, whose half-timbered structure is now even better accentuated after conversion and refurbishment. The three extension buildings with 17 barrier-free apartments on 1290 square meters also fit harmoniously into the 330 square meters of living space. And with a view to the future: The new buildings not only meet the latest energy standards, but the photovoltaic systems on the roofs also ensure lower emissions.

Christoph Gutenkunst and Raoul Schwarze, who took over the project management for Trium Novem, agree that architecturally and structurally the project was “both a demanding and an attractive task. But despite the pandemic and the Ukraine crisis, as well as some of the delivery problems associated with them, they are pleased to report that the schedule was met. The smooth process was primarily due to the good cooperation with the client, planners and the commissioned craft businesses from the region, “in partnership and on an equal footing,” as Christoph Gutenkunst notes.

We would like to thank all the craftsman’s establishments involved that have made the creation of this living space possible in the first place. Here’s to a good and trusting cooperation on an equal footing.

September, 2023

The first ground-breaking ceremony took place in October 2022; now, ten months later, the roofing ceremony has already been celebrated at Schönblick in Schramberg-Sulgen: three apartment buildings with a total of 25 apartments are currently being built near the water tower. One building is in the process of completion, one is in the phase of interior finishing, and the shell of the third one is currently under completion. An unfamiliar situation for master carpenter Georg Buchholz from Lauterbach, who held the traditional roofing ceremony speech in front of the guests at the end of August, as he usually asks for God’s blessing when the roof truss has just been erected. Project manager Belana Becker explains with a wink: “We were a little ahead of our own plans because the companies were so fast.” Thomas Dieterle found that it was a successful project overall. Together with all the partners, the team proved again that construction can be fun and that a good objective will always justify a bumpy road. The first tenants are now expected to move in at Schönblick in the spring of 2024. But perhaps the craftsman’s establishments will surprise us once again in a positive manner.

We would like to thank all the craftsman’s establishments involved that have made the creation of this living space possible in the first place. Here’s to a good and trusting cooperation on an equal footing.

August, 2023

It is an important residential project for the city of Emmendingen – and for Trium Novem in equal measure. By spring 2024, we had built 45 apartments on Hochburger Straße on behalf of the Städtische Wohnbaugesellschaft, which set an example both in terms of energy transition and socially: with a photovoltaic system on the roof and equipped with heat pumps, social living space was created on 3890 square meters.

The importance of a state funding program for the 17.5-million-euro measure was made clear by Mayor Stefan Schlatterer at a meeting with SPD Member of Parliament Johannes Fechner and Sören Bartol, State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Construction. Together with Uwe Ehrhardt and Alexander Kopp, managing directors of the Städtische Wohnbaugesellschaft, our managing directors Thomas Dieterle and Jonathan Kress, and TN construction manager Alexander Reisch, the federal politicians discussed potential stumbling blocks in social housing construction on site. And how to remove them as far as possible.

June, 2023

Big tasks are best done with strong partners. And these have been found for the renewal and expansion of the Pulverdingen substation. The energy company General Electric (GE), appointed by the operator TransnetBW, has placed its trust in a trio of regional experts for the constructional implementation of the major project, including Trium Novem as a member of ARGE Grid Pulverdingen.

The substation in the district of Ludwigsburg has been securing the power supply in the Stuttgart area for decades, but it is faced with entirely new challenges due to the energy transition. TransnetBW CEO Werner Götz, Mayor of Markgröningen Jens Hübner, Frank Adler, Head of Technology and Environment at the Ludwigsburg District Office, and Stefan Hartge, Business Line Leader for Central Europe at GE, all agreed on this at the groundbreaking ceremony. And we are pleased to be able to contribute with our expertise so that the light will keep shining in the region in the future.

June, 2023