Update construction site SAMSON MainChange, Offenbach am Main

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HALLELUJAH! The building permit for a new construction in Berlin Lichtenberg with approx. 25,500 m² for last-mile logistics customers has been granted.

Now construction can finally begin!

Scheduled start of construction for the Campus Vieweg expansion in Chemnitz. Installer accommodation, offices, and assembly and storage buildings will be constructed using timber construction methods.

The team of DIA179 GmbH warmly wishes you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy New Year 2026. Thank you for the wonderful collaboration over the past year – we look forward to a successful year together in 2026!

Our Samson project in Offenbach will be featured on ARD on November 19, 2025, in Plusminus – Construction Turbo: Where and Why It’s Already Working! Available to watch in the ARD Mediathek: www.ardmediathek.de/video/plusminus/bau-turbo-wo-es-warum-schon-klappt/ard/Y3JpZDovL2Rhc2Vyc3RlLmRlL3BsdXNtaW51cy8wOThlNjQ3MC02MjgxLTRiOWQtYmIxNy0wMTJiMDhhMDNiMjc

Construction work for the pediatric intensive care unit for Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT & Bärenfamilie (opseo) in Berlin-Marzahn with Apleona R&M

Another project for the ELEKTRO VIEWEG Group has been completed 

pictures © Pucknat Pictures

Completion of the new office spaces for the R&D department of Technic-Center Frankenberg/Sa. Engineering GmbH (TCE) in the heritage-protected Posamenwerk building

Pictures © Pucknat Pictures

Construction work for the pediatric intensive care unit for Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT & Bärenfamilie (opseo) in Berlin-Marzahn with Apleona R&M 

Construction work for the pediatric intensive care unit for Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT & Bärenfamilie (opseo) in Berlin-Marzahn with Apleona R&M 

Update construction site SAMSON MainChange, Offenbach an Main

Construction work for the pediatric intensive care unit for Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT & Bärenfamilie (opseo) in Berlin-Marzahn with Apleona R&M 

All SAMSON Mainchange buildings grow upwards 

Office excursion to the SAMSON MainChange construction site in Offenbach 

Construction work for the pediatric intensive care unit for Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT & Bärenfamilie (opseo) in Berlin-Marzahn with Apleona R&M

Another project for the ELEKTRO VIEWEG Group is nearing completion 

pictures © ELEKTRO VIEWEG

Completion of the new office spaces for the R&D department of Technic-Center Frankenberg/Sa. Engineering GmbH (TCE) in the heritage-protected Posamenwerk building

Construction work for the pediatric intensive care unit for Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT & Bärenfamilie (opseo) in Berlin-Marzahn with Apleona R&M 

Update: Wilhelmstraße / Ecke Leipziger Straße in Berlin-Mitte

Construction work for the pediatric intensive care unit for Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT & Bärenfamilie (opseo) in Berlin-Marzahn with Apleona R&M 

All construction trades with a single goal in mind 

Pictures © Isabela Pacini/SAMSON

The various construction trades work hand in hand

Pictures © Isabela Pacini/SAMSON

What an incredible amount of material and machinery on the construction site! 

pictures © Isabela Pacini/SAMSON

Interior construction work on a pediatric intensive care clinic for Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT & Bärenfamilie (opseo) in Berlin-Marzahn with Apleona R&M

Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited the new SAMSON plant in Offenbach am Main today. While there, he learned about the progress of the MainChange project, a €400 million investment in the company's new headquarters in Offenbach. He emphasized the importance of flagship projects like this one for the future viability of Germany as a business location... 

© Alia Begisheva/SAMSON

Bundeskanzler Scholz würdigt SAMSONs 400-Millionen-Investition in Offenbach: SAMSON-CEO fordert Stärkung der Exportnation Deutschland und Bürokratieabbau

Following the start of construction last summer, there is now plenty to see at the SAMSON AG construction site on the Offenbach Innovation Campus.

The building components are growing taller!