Overview
Stuttgart 21, Section 1.5, Lot 3, Bad Cannstatt Tunnel
The redesign of the Stuttgart railway junction in the valley basin, better known as the Stuttgart 21 railway project, is part of the approx. 175 km-long new Stuttgart–Ulm–Augsburg railway line.
Transportation & Urban SpacesRailwaysTunnels
About the Project
- Client:
- HOCHTIEF Infrastructure
- Location:
- Germany
- Time frame:
- 2012-ongoing
Technical Data
- Single- and twin-tube railway tunnels
- Length: 7.2 km
- Excavation: NATM (49–90 m²)
- 25 m deep shaft
- 7 connecting tunnels
- Compaction grouting for underpassing of
office buildings and an old railway viaduct - Several tunnel areas are constructed with staggered
cross sections for bifurcations (142 – 282 m²)
ILF-Services
- Engineering
- Project Management
References
Proven Impact Through Real-World Projects
Explore selected projects that demonstrate our expertise in delivering complex energy and infrastructure solutions worldwide.
