Halfkann + Kirchner

Consulting engineers for fire protection.

Consultancy 21–100 people 5 offices
About

One of Germany’s oldest dedicated fire-engineering and expert firms, developing fire-protection concepts for national and international projects for 35+ years, covering concepts, smoke-extraction design, field-model (CFD) simulation and fire engineering. Managing partner Udo Kirchner is an öffentlich bestellter und vereidigter Sachverständiger für vorbeugenden Brandschutz appointed by the IHK zu Aachen, a staatlich anerkannter Sachverständiger für die Prüfung des Brandschutzes of the Ingenieurkammer-Bau NRW and a Prüfingenieur für Brandschutz; partner Rupert Wendorf is separately sworn by the IHK Region Stuttgart.

Sectors & projects
  • Commercial offices
  • Heritage
  • Sport, leisure & culture
  • Sport, leisure & culture

    Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart

    Stuttgart

    Fire protection concept, execution planning, construction supervision; tornado atrium smoke extraction

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  • Sport, leisure & culture

    Porsche Museum Stuttgart

    Stuttgart

    Fire protection concept, execution planning, construction supervision

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  • Heritage

    Fernsehturm Stuttgart

    Stuttgart

    Fire protection concept, execution planning, construction supervision, smoke tests

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  • Sport, leisure & culture

    Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin

    Berlin

    Fire protection concept

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  • Sport, leisure & culture

    Deutsches Fußballmuseum Dortmund

    Dortmund

    Fire protection concept, execution planning, construction supervision

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  • Commercial offices

    Porsche Design Tower Stuttgart

    Stuttgart

    Fire protection concept, execution planning, construction supervision

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Projects as published on Halfkann + Kirchner's own website.

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