Topcon Positioning Systems has broken ground on a new manufacturing facility for its Topcon Electronics operation in Geisenheim, Germany, near Frankfurt.  

This development signifies Topcon’s commitment to reinforcing its European presence. 

The facility, to be owned by Topcon, is expected to enhance production capacities, with the potential to triple the annual unit output.  

Topcon Positioning Systems executive vice-president Ewout Korpershoek said: “The environmentally sound architectural design marks our first building investment with sustainability in mind from the ground up.  

“We are thrilled to embark on this journey, further solidifying our presence in Germany and strengthening our commitment to delivering the most advanced, high-quality technology to meet the needs of our customers worldwide.” 

Spanning approximately 8,300m², the new site will consolidate all operational buildings into a single location, boosting production efficiency and streamlining operations. 

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The facility’s design incorporates sustainability practices.  

These include the installation of solar panels, greywater drainage systems, electric vehicle charging points, and the adoption of nature-based solutions for ventilation and drainage.  

Ries+Ries Architekten Ingenieure is the architect of the project.  

Ries+Ries Architekten Ingenieure’s Simone Dolderer-Heinitz said: “Sustainability is an important part of the architecture for the new building. We use new technologies in our engineering that allow us to completely dispense with heating fuel. 

“For example, the heating and cooling supply is provided by two hot air pumps and photovoltaics on the roof, which are used to partly supply our own electricity. We have green roofs that retain and disperse the rainwater.”