location in Mainz
Development of the historic former customs port Zollhafen in Mainz is writing a new chapter in the city’s history. As a highly visible landmark in this new, vibrant quarter, Timber Peak is playing a significant role. The office tower has a waterside location and offers an exceptional workplace with varied green spaces and leisure areas. The neighbourhood is part of the buzzing Neustadt district of Mainz, and the Old Town is easily reachable on foot or by bike.
of the future
Timber Peak is the first timber hybrid high-rise building in Mainz. Its award-winning architecture creates smart office space for the highest aesthetic and ecological requirements.
The many natural wood surfaces and the high proportion of daylight in the interior establish health and sustainability in the workplace as the new state of the art.
The many natural wood surfaces and the high proportion of daylight in the interior establish health and sustainability in the workplace as the new state of the art.
Timber Peak is the first timber hybrid high-rise building in Mainz. Its award-winning architecture creates smart office space for the highest aesthetic and ecological requirements.
With its 12 storeys and at a height of almost 45 metres, Timber Peak opens up new horizons in Mainz Zollhafen. Situated at the tip of the 8-hectare harbour basin, it offers spectacular views across the banks of the Rhine and Mainz Old Town.
Timber: a renewable
building material
Timber is fit for the future as a building material. It is renewable, locks up CO₂, bears high loads and has a low self-weight. The timber hybrid construction for Timber Peak uses 1,050 cubic metres of wood, which means that around 1,000 tonnes CO₂ are stored inside over the long term. This corresponds roughly to the annual carbon emissions from a village with 125 inhabitants.
Timber Peak has a flexible design that allows the materials to be used in manifold ways when the building has come to the end of its lifetime. Deconstruction allows the top-quality timber construction elements to be dismantled into individual parts and then processed into furniture and materials such as paper and wood pellets. The carbon cycle is complete when the wood is composted or used thermally.
cost-efficient
operation
Ground-sourced
heating
Solar-generated
electricity
Water-generated
coldness
Intelligent
building technology
Fossil-free
commuting
Sustainable
real estate
A quality seal for
sustainable building
Facts & Figures
Showroom of
corporate culture
Settings
Hard Facts
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Total office space8,750 m²
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Storeys12 storeys, 1 basement (garage), rooftop terrace
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Office units18
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Rental units per standard floor1-2
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Floor-to-ceiling height3 m
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Fit-out grid2.60 m/2.70 m
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Floor constructionRaised access cavity flooring
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Wood surfacesColumns, ceilings
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Type of woodSpruce, FSC-certified
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SunshadesExternal, electric, weather-sensitive
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Heating/coolingCeiling heating and cooling
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VentilationMechanical supply and exhaust system
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Manual ventilationVentilation louvres on primary axes
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Entrances in tenanted areasFramed glass doors
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FoyerPrestigious lobby on GF
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Outdoor areaGreened outdoor space, Rotterdamer Platz
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Rooftop terrace2 terraces on 5th floor and roof
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ShowersShower and changing rooms in basement
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Lifts/elevators3
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Access control systemContactless
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Car parking spaces40
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Sharing programmePublic e-bike charging station
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E-mobilityPre-equipped e-charging facilities
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Bicycle parking spacesIn basement
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Public transportTram, suburban train
A place with
a special history
Zollhafen – The Former Customs Port
Besides the necessary urban infrastructure, the direct surroundings offer a wealth of food & drink hotspots and leisure sports – from after-work drink at Neustadt Apotheke through to renting a bike to cycle along the Rhine Promenade.
The motorways (A60, A63, A643, A66, A671) are only 5 minutes’ away, whereas Frankfurt Airport can be reached in only 35 minutes by car. Its proximity to suburban trains at Mainz Nord also makes public transport easily accessible.
Guide to the district
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Contact
for yourself!
Development and Letting
- UBM Development Germany GmbH
- Bachforellenweg 4
- 60327 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
- timber.peak@ubm-development.com
- www.ubm-development.com
- Florian Becker
- Timber Peak project management
- +49 162 41 35 379
- timber-peak@ubm-development.com