Berlin Office

25 years of success in Berlin - From the Black Forest to the capital metropolis

Close to our clients, close to our projects—that’s how we prefer to work. Our offices in Berlin, Hamburg, and Hüfingen already provide good coverage across Germany, but there was still a gap in the west and central regions. We have now filled that gap with our new branch in Frankfurt am Main.
We’ve expanded the reach of our office locations so we can be on-site with you and your projects more quickly.

However, our locations are not meant to be just offices; rather, they are designed to be a modern and motivating work environment for our employees.

Places that enable focused work, foster communication and collaboration, and offer opportunities for breaks.

In Berlin.

The capital city’s boom shows no signs of slowing down. Berlin remains an exceptionally prestigious and dynamic business hub with strong international appeal. This is evident in the numerous German and international companies that establish their headquarters here as their central hub.
Ingenieurbüro Liebert has had close ties to Berlin for many years—in fact, this is where our firm has its roots. As early as the 1990s, our founder Thomas Liebert, a native of Hüfingen, carried out his first major projects here. He began with the expansion of the Berliner Zeitung’s printing plant, followed by the renovation of the Leipziger Volkszeitung’s publishing building in Leipzig, and finally the project at the Märkische Allgemeine Zeitung in Potsdam.

With the move in 2019 to the offices at Hohenzollerndamm 183, our Berlin team has found the ideal place to work and feel at home. The modern, open-concept offices are designed in the style of the contemporary workplace, featuring a combination of open-space areas and team offices, a lounge, and high-quality interior furnishings.

In 2023, the modern workspace was expanded by an additional 300 square meters of spacious office space. The new think tanks and meeting areas facilitate focused work and collaborative interaction.

Our Berlin team currently consists of 47 employees. In Berlin, too, we offer apprenticeships as technical systems planners as well as dual degree programs. We
also provide students with exciting internships before and during their studies—always “hands-on with real projects.” By the way, we
also offer our employees the opportunity for “job rotation” in the truest sense of the word. Six months of work in Berlin or longer, followed by a move to another Liebert location—no problem for us.