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GRUNER GROUP 2016

FUTURE ORIENTED

CUSTOMER DRIVEN

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CONTENTS

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PUBLISHING DETAILS 2016 Gruner Group Annual Publication Address Gruner Ltd, Gellertstrasse 55, CH-4020 Basel Editor Marketing, Communications, Gruner Ltd Design Marketing, Communications, Gruner Ltd Photos Friedel Ammann, Basel, Ralph Bensberg, Zurich, Lilli Kehl, Basel, Manfred Richter, Reinach

EDITORIAL 5

RANGE OF EXPERTISE 6

ENERGY 8

BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING 10

GENERAL PLANNING 12

INFRASTRUCTURE 14

STRUCTURAL DESIGN 16

ENVIRONMENT, SAFETY 18

ENGAGEMENT AND NETWORKING 20

CONTINUING EDUCATION 22

EMPLOYEES 24

CORPORATE BODIES AND STATISTICS 26

ADDRESSES 28

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INSPIRATIONFOR OUTSTANDINGPERFORMANCE.INNOVATION FOR THE WORLD OF TOMORROW.

THE CUSTOMER- FOCUSED COOPERATION WITHIN THE GRUNER GROUP OPENS UP FUTURE-ORIENTED PROSPECTS.

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DEAR READER

We plan, focus and think with an eye into the future and with the objective for continuous ad-vancement. For Gruner, future development means, gaining an even better understanding of customers' needs and achieving their goals by individual and optimized solutions that combine design expertise with a precise and holistic approach of engineering. Every day, we set our-selves the goal of exceeding customers' requirements through a combination of expertise, soft skills and commitment. We constantly strive to view our activities and results through the eyes of our customers.

Challenging projects, highly motivated personalities and diverse development opportunities – this is what sets the Gruner Group apart. The over 1,000 highly qualified employees at Gruner enjoy the full trust of public- and private-sector clients in tackling ever more challenging projects in an increasingly complex national and international market environment.

This trust is highly appreciated and is an added motivation. The consistent focus of our services on customer needs will therefore remain the key driver of our success in 2016. At the same time, we will keep an eye on business trends and technological developments.

Change and stability are not a contradiction in termsThe strong Swiss franc has created a difficult international economic environment for Swiss service companies. However, we are confident for the current year. Switzerland's state-of-the-art infrastructure of well-maintained building and civil engineering structures constitutes a tre-mendous locational advantage. A reliable and sustainable energy supply network, underpinned by renewable energy sources, is every bit as essential as a stable political and economic frame-work. We are convinced that the efforts made by the world community will reduce carbon emissions and once again increase the significance of hydropower worldwide.

As the various projects featured in this annual publication illustrate, the trend towards multidis-ciplinary single-source solutions is stronger than ever. Accordingly, we will continue to invest in the recruitment of talents and specialists to strengthen Gruner's regional locations in Switzer-land and our international presence.

With all this in mind, we look forward to an enterprising, congenial and successful collaboration with our customers and partners in 2016.

Thomas Ernst Flavio Casanova

EDITORIAL

Flavio Casanova CEO Gruner Group

Thomas Ernst Chairman of the Board of Directors

RANGE OF EXPERTISE

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OUR COMPETENCE AREAS

> ENERGY> BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING> GENERAL PLANNING> INFRASTRUCTURE> STRUCTURAL DESIGN> SAFETY> ENVIRONMENT

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR COMPLEX CHALLENGES

As one of Switzerland's leading engineering and planning companies, we offer our customers a broad spectrum of competences. We deliv-er innovative, custom-developed solutions for complex construction projects, both in Switzerland and across the globe.

Specialist know-how, the vast experience of our employees and inter-disciplinary teamwork are the key to the success for your projects. Gruner supports and guides you through all phases from strategic planning to facility management.

With more than 1,000 employees, the Gruner Group realizes future- oriented projects and turns visions into reality. The concepts and sys-tems that we develop with passion and commitment will also benefit future generations.

GOTTHARD BASE TUNNELGRUNER GROUP SERVICES

> Cooperation in the project management team of Alp Transit Gotthard AG (responsible for rail tracks and conservation concepts)

> Surveys for Gotthard North and Faido external facilities in cooperation in the Geoswiss engineering consortium (setting out, monitoring surveys, deformation measurements)

SERVICES OF THE GRUNER GROUP WITH-IN THE COOPERATION OF GOTTHARD BASE TUNNEL NORTH ENGINEERING CONSORTIUM

> Safety-oriented inspection of all tunnel projects for entire Gotthard route at concept design phase

> Plans for public display (incl. supervision of building permit procedure)

> Detailed design

> Tendering

> Construction documents

> Site supervision

> Environmental site supervision

A VISION BECOMESREALITY

GOTTHARD BASE TUNNEL

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The first blasting operations at the Gotthard on November 4, 1999,

marked the start of construction for the world's longest rail tunnel.

After several years of preparatory works, the tunnel driving work

for the approx. 57 km long Gotthard Base Tunnel started at the

southern end in summer 2001 and at the northern end in sum-

mer 2003. The official opening ceremony will be on June 1,

2016.

The tunnel is the heart of the New Railway Link

through the Alps (NRLA) which is being operated

as a flat route. It will shorten the journey time for

passengers on the north-south axis by around

one hour. The new route will also substantially

boost the efficiency of freight traffic and, by

shifting cargo from road to rail, will make a

lasting contribution to the protection of the

Alps.

We are proud ...

... that the first visions and plans for this project

were drafted by former Gruner Group owner

Eduard Gruner 70 years ago.

... that, as industry trailblazers and upholders of the Swiss

pioneering spirit, our engineers and experts have applied their

knowledge and experience in helping to realize this once-in-a-life-

time project.

… that, as a member of the Gotthard Base Tunnel North engineer-

ing consortium, the Gruner Group played a key role from 1994

onwards in the design and construction of the Erstfeld and Amsteg

tunnel sections. The company designed and supervised works

accounting for an investment volume of around CHF 1.3 billion.

ENERGY

We must not let ourselves be "blinded" by solar technology or "blown away" by wind energy. A location-optimized elec-tricity mix featuring a variety of renewable energies, power storage and current control, plus energy-efficient use through optimized building technology are key to a reliable, long-term, eco-friendly energy supply.

SYMBIOSIS OF THE ELEMENTSThe first units of the new 1,000 MW Lim-mern pumped-storage hydropower plant in the Canton of Glarus were connected to the grid just before year-end. The (900 MW) Nant-de-Drance and (240 MW, FMHL+) Veytaux power stations are due to follow in the com-ing years. Stucky Ltd is playing a leading role in the planning and construction of all these plants.

As things stand, however, these billion-franc investments are being made in a difficult eco-nomic climate. This is due to the historically low oil prices and energy surplus in Europe, which are denting the prospects for hydro-power schemes. Yet the need for pumped-stor-

FOCUS ON EFFICIENCY

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40 MW At-Bashy hydropower plant, Kyrgyzstan: rehabilitation of electromechanical/hydromechanical equipment and HVAC, view of four units

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age hydropower plants to store electrical en-ergy and regulate our power grids remains undisputed and these facilities' importance is certain to grow. It is thus only a matter of time before further investments follow.

Outside of Switzerland, hydropower is experi-encing a strong resurgence in a number of regions. Stucky has been mandated to reha-bilitate and upgrade existing plants in south-ern Africa and central Asia. In Georgia, in-tense efforts are being made to harness the enormous hydropower potential along the Caucasian mountain range. Thanks to our long-standing presence in Georgia and the Stucky Caucasus branch in Tbilisi, founded in 2008, we have been involved in this develop-

ment from the very start. We are currently working on numerous projects at all stages, from feasibility study to site supervision. In Southeast Asia too, hydropower has become the key renewable energy source due to the favorable topographical and hydrological fac-tors. From our Stucky Asia branch in Bangkok, we are overseeing projects in China, Myan-mar, Malaysia and the Philippines.

GEOTHERMAL POWER: SYSTEMS INTEGRATING A WIDE RANGE OF SKILLSThe Gruner Group has many years of experi-ence in the design, modeling and installation of shallow and deep geothermal systems, in-cluding district heating.

FOCUS ON EFFICIENCY

Veytaux pumped-storage hydropower plant (FMHL+), Switzerland; distribution pipe for 120 MW Pelton tur-bine during installation (photo: D. Picard)

Kariba arch dam (h=128 m) on Zambezi River; rehabili-tation of spillway and stilling basin (2016–2022)

With our combined expertise in: > Lead design for geothermal projects > Geology> Thermal simulations for ground, energy systems and buildings> Drilling methods and borehole analysis> Environmental impact assessments> Geothermal energy systems > Building services using geothermal energy> District heating engineering we cover the entire range of design disci-plines needed for geothermal systems. In the last few decades, this has enabled us to deliv-er a host of successful projects, both at home and abroad.

Dam site for new (240 MW) Nenskra hydropower plant in Georgia; client consulting on supervision and monitoring of design-and-build contractor during works

Coupled simulation of building and geothermal conditions for Grosspeter Tower in Basel, Switzerland. The simulation data feed into the detailed building design while improving the accuracy of predictions for the underground thermal store.

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BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING

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Building technology as a key factor in the energy efficiency of buildings has evolved rapidly in recent years. The focus is on resource-efficient energy production and distribution and the minimization of con-sumption. This requires networked systems that can communicate with each other and interact intelligently to changing demands. Our innovative, integral solutions support this development, without in any way com-promising the essential features of sustain-able systems, such as simplicity and com-prehensibility.

SEIZING DIGITAL OPPORTUNITIESTo meet the ever more needs and objectives of clients and users, we take full advantage of the opportunities offered by recent advances in digital technology. With digitization now an essential element of integral building servic-es engineering, we use special algorithms to check digital drawings and documents for conflicts and accordance with the applicable data. The trend is moving away from simple drawing methods to model-oriented design and engineering. Based on the analysis of user profiles and physical properties the Building Climate Control department calcu-lates energy and costs. These forecasts then serve as a basis for integral optimization.

SUSTAINABLE AND ECONOMICALOn one hand there is the growing complexity of building technology with the additional ex-penditures for design and investments, while on the other hand there is an increased effi-ciency and diverse savings in property main-tenance and management. Innovative solu-tions stand out, because they pay back over

the entire building lifecycle. Particularly fu-ture-oriented solutions include new refrigerants such as propane, as a substitute for harmful Freon formulations, as well as CO2 heat pumps, which use CO2 within a hermetically sealed sys-tem – a technology that is being used in the new Grosspeter Tower in Basel. Progress has also been made in the interaction of building technology with timber structures. To meet the high aesthetic demands for the Swatch building in Biel/Bienne, a 3D system was used for the detailed design and development work. The outstanding architecture with the sophisticated building technology gained broad recognition.

The approach adopted for the safe use of geothermal energy is dictated by technical com-plexity, the high regulatory hurdles to approval, and the demands of human and environmental protection. Projects involving historic buildings and settings require great sensitivity, backed up by in-depth experience. Gruner delivers crea-tive, interdisciplinary solutions to meet contem-porary safety, fire protection and energy use requirements.

Meret Oppenheim high-rise, Basel; HVACR and plumbing design

THE FOCUS ARE THE PEOPLEAll construction projects revolve around people: the clients, who award contracts in order to achieve specific goals; the users, whose needs have to be met; and the plan-ning team, who seeks to perform their allot-ted tasks with the utmost care, responsibil-ity and expertise. The better the collaboration between client, designers and the other project parties, the greater the all-important information transparency within the team.

For the Meret Oppenheim high-rise project in Basel, Gruner was tasked with reducing the overall costs and developing optimiza-tions. Intensive teamwork yielded a solution that cut the total cost by simplifying both the building technology and structural de-sign of the building.

Our projects are unique in which a precise definition of user and process requirements provides the basis for creating the optimum solution.

Liebefeld federal research institute, Berne; building services design for HVAC/plumbing and MCM, technical coordination

Aarmatt hybrid plant, Zuchwil; preliminary study, design and implementation for client Regio Energie Solothurn

Ypsomed production plant, Solothurn; building services design for HVACR/plumbing, technical coordination


"Zu den drei Schlüsseln" housing cooperative, Basel


FROM INITIAL CONCEPT TO SUCCESSFUL PROJECT

GENERAL PLANNING


With its many years of experience, the General Planning Division regards itself as a center of excellence for the execution of general planning mandates. We view design and construction pro-cesses as an integral whole in which the main focus is on meeting targets, optimizing interfaces and achieving milestones.

WE ASSUMEOVERALL RESPONSIBILITYNew technological innovations and increas-ingly complex construction processes pre-sent a growing challenge for clients and in-vestors. What is the key to a successful construction project? Meeting deadlines and cost targets while delivering the best possible quality. And how are these goals achieved? The best answer is to cooperate with an inter-disciplinary design team with a firm grip on interfaces and design processes. What bene-fits can Gruner offer its customers in this re-spect? We provide our clients with a one-stop solution for all the necessary planning servic-es, including project management and overall responsibility.

It is our job to assemble the required expertise for the project and ensure successful project development and completion. Our in-house access to all the necessary specialists, who are readily available for consultation at short notice, offers unbeatable advantages.

This year too, our wide-ranging competencies are well illustrated by our current project port-folio. Our daily work includes new-build and refurbishment projects for residential build-ings, indoor parking lots, office and laboratory facilities, public buildings such as schools, gymnasiums and hospitals; refurbishment of historic buildings; projects requiring compli-ance with various Minergie (energy efficien-cy) standards; projects involving the use of BIM method.

ALL PROJECTS AND STAGES, ALWAYSWITH AN EYE FOR THE BIG PICTUREBuilding investments always have an eye to the future and require a high degree of trust by the client in design and construction process. In our role as independent general planner, we always act in the interests of our clients and ensure that needs and goals are successfully met. These are not always apparent at the start of the project. One of our strengths is our abil-ity to create a project framework conducive to success and to develop it to maturity in part-nership with the client. We provide consulting from inception and concept formulation through design development to project completion and offer the necessary planning and man-

Lange Erlen park restaurant, Basel

agement services for all project phases. Yet we never lose sight of our customers. Smooth collaboration is a priority and we make every effort to understand their wishes, meet their needs and exceed their expectations.

We lead our clients through the jungle of build-ing regulations, standards and laws, from the initial project idea to successful completion. An essential part of our responsibility, as we see it, is to ensure that the customer always has a clear picture of the individual project phases and understands current project devel-opments. The success of the customer's pro-ject is the bar we set for ourselves.

SwissLife, Morges

INFRASTRUCTURE

SMART, SUSTAINABLE, ECONOMICAL

Well-functioning infrastructure is the life blood of a successful economy. This makes forward-looking solutions capable of meeting everyday requirements and with adequate flexibility to accommodate special challenges all the more essential in an increasingly complex world. The Gruner Group will continue to apply its expertise to fulfilling these demands and thereby contribute to the development of a smart, sustainable and cost-effective infrastructure.


Cornavin – Eaux-Vives – Annemasse (CEVA) rail link; tunnel and Champel-Hôpital station, excavation and mucking out HP gas pipeline at crossing with River Unstrut, Germany


HIGH COMPLEXITY AS A CENTRAL CHALLENGEWhat factors are increasing the complexity of infrastructure engineering? It is not only a matter of predicting mobility needs, demo-graphic trends or future developments in freight transportation. The complexity derives primarily from the interactions between the various decision-makers and design team members, coordination of the individual trades, sensitive treatment of urban and spa-tial planning issues, stakeholder involvement, attention to nature and biodiversity, efficient use of resources, measures needed for diffi-cult ground conditions and many other fac-tors. The above list is anything but exhaustive. Ultimately, complexity results from the joint endeavor to develop future-oriented sustainable solutions.

Roche high-rise, Basel; Roche Building 1, excavation and piled raft foundation

PROFESSIONAL PROJECT MANAGE-MENT IS THE SOLUTIONWhatever the project, it is always the human factor that determines success. Having direct access to all the necessary experts, the Gruner Group can promptly deliver the best solution. To streamline and optimize the deci-sion-making process, our project managers need far more than just technical expertise: their knowledge is backed up by social skills and a professional project management framework, as a solid foundation for achieving best results.

TAILORED TO THE SITUATIONThe Gruner Group excels by its ability to tack-le practically any type of project on any scale. Our daily routine is shaped by ever-new chal-lenges, to which we deliver reliable, custom-ized solutions in close partnership with our clients. Typical examples include the revitali-zation of the River Wiese (Canton of Basel- Stadt Public Works Dept.), a preliminary study for the Laufen power station (Cooperative Elektra Birseck, Münchenstein, and Gesell- schaft Kleinkraftwerk Birseck AG), the new-build Lätten bridge over the Steinhausen–Knonau railway line (Zug Public Works Dept.), and the capacity expansion of the Wilfeld roundabout in Wil.

Bergbach viaduct, N01 freeway near St. Gallen

The Gruner Group's broad-based expertise and extensive staff resources in diverse com-petence areas also enable it to successfully handle large-scale projects. We are always pleased to take on projects such as the N8 Lungern North – Giswil South freeway sec-tion including Kaiserstuhl tunnel (Canton of Obwalden Buildings and Public Works Dept.), excavation and foundation design for a F. Hoff-mann-La Roche development in Basel, Zurich northern bypass improvement (FEDRO Win-terthur), CEVA rail link incl. Champel tunnel (SBB AG, Canton of Geneva), and refurbish-ment of Martigny station (SBB, Lausanne).

REGIONALLY ANCHORED, GLOBALLY ACTIVEOur nationwide sites allow us to maintain a strong regional presence in Switzerland and provide a local service for our long-standing customers.

At the same time, our expertise, strong net-work and multicultural staff structure also en-able us to successfully tackle projects abroad, such as the rehabilitation of a high-pressure gas pipeline at its crossing with the River Un-strut (ONTRAS Gastransport GmbH, Leipzig, Germany).


Refurbishment and extension of Buchholz indoor pool, Uster

Gruner is keen to seize on these opportunities and enthusiastically accepts the challenges. The new technology makes every structural concept and every loadbearing system a "one-off". Our in-tegral approach, vast experience, attention to de-tail and knowledge of state-of-the-art calculation and design methods enable us to develop, detail and realize structures that are more than just effi-cient and economical: they are unique.

Swissgrid AG headquarters, Aarau; new office and residential building

STRUCTURAL DESIGN

STRONG IN ALL DISCIPLINES

Structural design, as a discipline, has changed radically in recent years. Present-day applications have long stretched laptops' capacities, and 3D modeling is now pushing servers to their limits. The clouds used for building information modeling (BIM) quite literally open up new perspectives.


HARNESSING SYNERGIES FOR ALTER-ATIONS AND REFURBISHMENTSAlteration, modernization and conversion projects require considerable engineering ex-perience and a holistic approach: they involve an assessment of loadbearing structures from various historical periods, analysis of fail-ure patterns and identification of the options. An early check on structural earthquake re-sistance may result in substantial synergies and significantly cut the cost of seismic up-grading. Drawing on their profound expertise in earthquake engineering and seismology, Gruner's specialists work with architects and clients to define and cost the appropriate seismic retrofitting strategies and priorities.

SUSTAINABLE AND AT THE CUTTING EDGE OF TECHNOLOGYForward-thinking, resource-efficient ap-proaches are more important now than ever before. This explains the high priority given by Gruner to responsible engineering services that bring long-term benefits. The rediscovery of wood as a future-oriented material is a

case in point: optimized assemblies incorpo-rating newly developed connecting tech-niques offer the double advantage of durabili-ty and sustainability. The low weight and particularities of the material allow the design of wide-spanning structures of any desired shape or cross-section that combine function-al efficiency with immense aesthetic appeal.

ALSO SUCCESSFUL INTERNATIONALLYDespite the difficult market environment, Gruner's expertise, quality and on-time deliv-ery are in international demand. As a reliable partner for industrial construction projects, we were responsible for the expansion of the Dubal aluminum plant in Dubai. For the ce-ment sector, we designed the cement-grinding plants, packaging system and cement silos for the factory at El Beida in Algeria. In Saudi Ara-bia, the Bisha cement plant was successfully handed over to the customer and work has now started on the Rabigh plant on the west coast.

Motel ONE; refurbishment of partly historic-land-mark-designated former office complex, from 1915; full seismic upgrade

Rigi railroad station site, Goldau; raising of historic- landmark-designated over-track building, reseating and restoration during operation

Cement factory, Tanzania; new cement plant with daily output of 2,500 tonnes of clinker

OPTIMIZED COST-BENEFIT RATIO ON MAJOR PROJECTSToday, hospitals, industrial plants, administra-tive facilities, residential complexes and high- rises have to be built within a very short time. Fast construction depends on efficient plan-ning and smart designs with optimized load-bearing structures. Start-to-finish structural modeling in 3D and, increasingly, Building In-formation Modeling (BIM) applications are key elements in our design toolkit. Seasoned teams of structural and design engineers are already successfully using these methods and constantly extending their scope of appli-cation.

Interesting options for steelwork are provided by structural fire engineering: the economical calculation of structural frames and steel components for realistic fire events makes it possible to optimize element thicknesses and geometries, and substantially downsize fire encasements for steel structures. This bene-fits customers by delivering high cost-benefit ratio and shorter construction times.

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Our environment and safety services are often provided within the framework of interdisciplinaryteams to complement the main design work on building and civil engineering projects. The diversity of the environment and safety mandates thus reflects the Gruner Group's versatility.

ENVIRONMENT, SAFETY

PROTECTING PEOPLE AND THE ENVIRONMENT

Eppenberg tunnel, SBB project; soil training

Belchen tunnel rehabilitation; environmental site supervision


TUNNEL VENTILATION ANDAERODYNAMICS – CLOSELY ENTWINED WITH FIRE SAFETYAt present, the most widely discussed project in Switzerland is the second tube of the Gotthard road tunnel. Here, we are pre-paring expert reports on the ventilation sys-tem and various constructional issues. Nota-ble project optimizations identified by the tunnel ventilation team relate to safety, availa-bility and cost. The results are being further analyzed in collaboration with the Civil Engi-neering department and consortium partner Gähler+Partner prior to submission to the decision-making bodies.

We have recently united our various CFD (computational fluid dynamics) specialists in a single team in the Fire Safety, Engineering Methods department. The team also models aerodynamic processes in tunnels. This has reinforced the links between our tunnel venti-lation and fire safety operations. Partnered by the University of Göttingen, this Aerodynam-ics/CFD team is currently developing a techni-cally complex smoke propagation simulation for Munich's subway system. The results, to be validated by on-site measurements, will serve as the basis for assessing and, where appropriate, optimizing the ventilation sys-tem.

VIBRATION CONTROL FOR NEW STRUCTURESVibration control is becoming an increasingly important service on new-build sites due to their frequent proximity to vibration-inducing transport systems such as railroads. The structure-borne sound emissions resulting from these vibrations are a further source of disturbance. Suitable measures can be de-fined and optimized as early as the design stage by measuring and calculating excitation and the transmission function between vibra-tion source and new structure. Such measures may include isolation trenches, soft wall insulation or building mounts. Post-instal-lation measurements can be taken to verify performance and collect feedback.

EUROPAALLEE – SAFETY FOR A NEW DISTRICT OF ZURICHA new city quarter – Europaallee – is currently taking shape in the center of Zurich, next to the central station. The phased development, spanning a series of plots, will create a con-temporary urban environment with wide-rang-ing facilities: 400 apartments, 160 hotel beds and over 6,000 workplaces in the hotel, cater-ing, retail, leisure and education sectors. Gruner Ltd is responsible for fire safety plan-ning and supervising the professional imple-mentation of fire safety measures at six of the projected high-rise complexes, four of which have already been successfully opened.

The focus of the Environment department at the moment is on environmental impact as-sessments, e.g. for the exceedingly complex and challenging Liestal bypass project, and construction noise concepts under Swiss building noise guidelines. The environmental site supervision team is currently working on longer-term mandates such as the Belchen tunnel rehabilitation (N2 freeway) and the Ep-penberg rail tunnel. The contamination man-agement team is dealing with a number of polluted sites owned by the Canton of Zurich and various mandates relating to building con-taminants.

Following the enlargement of our Zurich staff at the start of 2016, the four-strong team at this site can now offer a full range of environ-mental services. Our customers also benefit from the direct interdisciplinary collaboration with Gruner Wepf AG. With sustainability is-sues set to grow in importance in the field of infrastructure, the Gruner Group's experience in these disciplines will stand it in good stead in the future.

SAFETY – OF PUBLIC INTEREST, FOR PERSONAL WELL-BEINGThe growing interest in public and private safety among the wider population is fueling the demand for the services of Gruner's high-ly regarded specialists. We provide sound and practical advice on a wide range of issues – from the reorganization of fire services in the Canton of Schaffhausen to safety in Swiss football. In 2016, as in previous years, numer-ous companies and authorities are relying on our expertise – in both Switzerland and the rest of Europe. We use leading-edge technol-ogy such as drones for surveillance during major events, for large-scale exercises or drills, and for infrastructure surveys.

Visualization of Europaallee development in Zurich

Doha Oasis; visualization of internal court; sound control with enhanced requirements for shop-ping center with fun park below landscaped area

SPONSORSHIP OF RESEARCH PROJECTSGruner's support for research projects takes diverse forms, ranging from the provision of start-up funding to direct involvement in the project work. Our building services special-ists, for instance, assist the Swiss Federal In-stitute of Technology (ETH) Zurich in planning and implementing such initiatives as the NEST (Next Evolution in Sustainable Building Technologies) research and documentation platform of Empa* and Eawag**, including the "HiLo" module. These projects focus on ultra-lightweight construction (www.nest.empa.ch). As a member of the FHNW Foun-dation Board, we also sponsor various re-search products conducted at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland.

PARTNERSHIPS WITH HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTESGruner Group employees act as lecturers, speakers or experts at universities and other higher education institutes. They share their skills and hands-on project experience, and promote the transfer of knowledge and tech-nology between the students and Gruner.

ENGAGEMENT AND NETWORKING

OUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE FUTURE

We are committed to the promotion of research and young talent. Our activities and direct support pave the way for technical innovation. As active members and passive sponsors of the most influential profes-sional associations in the Swiss construction sector, we help shape the framework governing our everyday business.

TARGETED DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG TALENTSWe have been actively involved in supporting young engineers for many years. Apart from offering internships within the Group, we also back external schemes such as the ETH Foun-dation's "Excellence Scholarship and Opportu-nity Programme", under which scholarships are granted to exceptional students. Moreover, the "Gruner Diplompreis" is awarded on an an-nual basis to outstanding civil engineering graduates at the University of Applied Scienc-es and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW) and the Bern University of Applied Sciences.

NETWORKING IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONSOur activities as a member of various profes-sional construction-sector associations include providing advice, promoting education and safeguarding the industry's interests at a polit-ical level. Dr. Dietrich Wepf, for example, is Chairman of the Swiss Association of Road and Transportation Experts (VSS) and Jon Mengiardi is Chairman of the Quality and Com-pany Management working group of the Swiss Association of Consulting Engineers (usic) while Gruner Group CEO Flavio Casanova is a member of the Swiss Federal Geological Com-mission (FGC), assumes a range of functions at the SIA (Swiss Society of Engineers and Ar-chitects) and serves on various committees.


* Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology ** Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology


COMMITMENT TO DEVELOPING YOUNG TALENT

Thomas Burkard-Frey Fire Safety Expert with fed-eral diploma (technical school / Technical-Commercial Officer)Speaker and permanent member of Swiss Associa-tion of Cantonal Fire Insurances exam committee, Berne

Daniel Christen Civil Engineer (UAS) Subject expert at Vocational School for Construction Zurich (BBZ)

Domenico Demarco BSc Civil Engineer (ZFH)Subject expert at Vocational School for Construction Zurich (BBZ)

Florian Drändle Civil Engineer (UAS)Lecturer on "Civil engineering, MS Project and numerics in hydraulic engineering", University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW), Muttenz

Jens Dreyer Urban Planner (Univ.)Expert advisor on "Applied transport planning meth-odology", UAS Rapperswil (HSR)

Patrice Droz PhD, Civil Engineer (EPFL)Lecturer on "Hydraulic economics", Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL); dam safety expert accredited by Swiss Federal Office Energy

Achim Ernst Chemical Engineer (TU), Industrial Engineer (UAS)Lecturer at Schweizerische Technische Fachschule (STFW), Winterthur, on "Safety design – fire emer-gency controls"; coauthor of "System interaction tests and integrated system tests for buildings – commentary on VDI 6010 Sheet 3"; speaker at vari-ous events in Switzerland and Germany on fire emer-gency controls; author of various articles on fire emergency controls

Carmen Fechtig Civil Engineer (UAS)Lecturer on "Sustainable construction / structural maintenance", FHNW, School of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geomatics, Civil Engineering and Geomatics, IBAU, Muttenz

Prof. Christoph Gemperle Civil Engineer (ETH)Lecturer on "Building statics and structural steel-work", advisor for bachelor and master theses, Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW), Winterthur

Dr. Stephan Gundel PhD, EconomistAuthor; lecturer, academic course advisor for "Securi-ty management and enterprise security", Berlin Uni-versity for Professional Studies (DUW); advisor for bachelor and master theses at Otto von Guericke Uni-versity Magdeburg, "Safety, hazard engineering", and at Danube University Krems, "Security manage-ment"

Dr. Dominik Hauswirth PhD (ETH), MSc Civil Engi-neering (ETH)Advisor for master project work "Geotechnical engi-neering", Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich

Kai Hitzfeld Geographer/HydrologistSpeaker as "EIA expert at workshops" and in student education

Peter Jordan PhD (ETH)Lecturer on "GIS and geology", University of Basel, Department of Environmental Sciences

Marcel Kaeser Draftsperson (VET diploma)Ct. Zurich expert for VET draftsperson diploma, specializ-ing in civil engineering, exam committee 33

Jörg Kasburg Engineer (TU)Lecturer on "VKF Fire Safety Expert 2016", Swiss Association of Cantonal Fire Insurances, Berne; speak-er at "2015 SSI conference", speaker at "2016 East-ern Switzerland Fire Safety Conference"

Peter Kirchhofer Civil Engineer (ETH)Examiner in "Blasting systems", Swiss Federal Insti-tute of Technology (ETH) Zurich; advisor for "Under-ground engineering" project work, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich

Lucien Knöpfli Civil Engineer (ETH)Examiner in "Blasting systems", Swiss Federal Insti-tute of Technology (ETH) Zurich

Joachim Ködel Physical Engineer (FH)Lecturer on "Sustainable industry and district heat-ing"; speaker on "District heating and thermal net-works"; advisor for bachelor thesis subject "Building services", Lucerne UASA – Engineering and Architec-ture School; seminars on "District heating", Universi-ty of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzer-land (SUPSI), Lugano

Azad Koliji PhD, Geotechnical Engineer (EPFL)Lecturer on masters course "Geomechanics" in civil engineering at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL); adjunct professor for "Mechanics of porous media" course at EPFL Doctoral School; coau-thor of book "Mechanics of Porous Media" (2013); member of civil engineering teaching commission at EPFL

Pascal Lequime Engineer / International Welding EngineerExpert for bachelor thesis subject "Steel and com-posite construction", FHNW, School of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geomatics, IBAU, Muttenz

Eliane Mattenberger Head of MarketingExpert on vocational exams for marketing specialists with federal vocational diploma, operational manage-ment, technical school (postgraduate), Basel

Stefan Maurhofer Civil Engineer (UAS)Lecturer on "Civil engineering", UAS Rapperswil (HSR)

Dr.-Ing. Jörg Meier Advisor for master theses "Geotechnical engineer-ing", FHNW, Muttenz, and Bern University of Applied Sciences (BFH), Burgdorf, cooperation with Ruhr-Uni-versität Bochum

Laurent Pitteloud Civil Engineer (ETH)Advisor for master theses "Geotechnical engineer-ing", FHNW, Muttenz, and Bern University of Applied Sciences (BFH), Burgdorf

Sirko Radicke Engineer (TU)Speaker at "2015 SSI conference"

Dirk Reinisch Engineer (TU) Speaker at welding expert course, Swiss Welding Association combined program, Swiss Metalwork Technician School, Basel

Marco Richner Engineer (Univ. SVI), MAS Business Eng. Mgmt.Expert advisor on "Applied transport planning meth-odology" module, UAS Rapperswil (HSR)

Markus Ringger PhD, PhysicistLecturer and course head for "CAS acoustics"; lectur-er on "Building physics internship", FHNW, School of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geomatics, IBAU, Muttenz

Sascha Schlösser Draftsperson (VET diploma)Ct. Zurich chief expert for VET draftsperson diploma, specializing in civil engineering, exam committee 33

Dr.-Ing. Ralf Schnetgöke Civil Engineer (TU)Lecturer on "VKF Fire Safety Expert 2015", Swiss Association of Cantonal Fire Insurances, Berne; asses-sor for master thesis subject "Safety and hazard engineering", Otto von Guericke University Magde-burg and Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences

Juri Schuler Civil Engineer (ETH)Chief expert for final VET draftsperson diploma exams, specializing in civil engineering, for Cantons of Zug and Uri; board member of Central Swiss Vocational Trainer Association for Draftspersons (ZBV-Z)

Michael Schumacher Mechanical EngineerExpert for bachelor thesis subject "Heavy construc-tion", FHNW, School of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geomatics, IBAU, Muttenz

Carsten Willmann Engineer (UAS)Speaker at "2015 IWL Logistics Conference"

Dr.-Ing. TH Thomas WinzerLecturer on "Transport planning", UAS Rapperswil (HSR)

Peter Wünsch Supply Engineer (UAS)Lecturer on "Building services, CAS technical site supervision", FHNW, School of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geomatics, IBAU, Muttenz

Many of our employees share their knowledge and hands-on project experience with students at univer-sities and other higher education institutes. In addition to their role as lecturers, speakers and examiners, they also act as academic advisors for diploma, bachelor and master theses and are actively involved in research projects.

Christer LarssonCivil EngineerDepartment Head, Infrastructure ConstructionGruner Wepf AG, Zurich

Our continuing education programs help both rank-and-file employees to negotiate their career path and executives to master their demanding tasks.

COMMUNICATION AS KEY FACTORA department head has a different range of tasks from a project manager. Leadership and a close dialog with customers are very impor-tant for coping with projects and assignments. I am now better equipped to hold discussions with customers, meet their requirements and provide the best possible support in order to steer projects in a positive direction. The cours-es I have attended in overall project manage-ment and communication have given me

some useful tools for project management as well as for staff and team leadership.

Continuing education programs not only im-prove your technical expertise, they also pro-mote solution-driven thinking, support internal and external team-building, and encourage process-oriented action. They ensure that you do a job only once, at the right time. I have also been shown a number of useful ways of mas-tering large-scale tasks on major projects.


"ONE OF THE MANY CHALLENGES IN THIS JOB IS THAT YOU ARE NEVER FULLY TRAINED.

MY AIM IS NEVER TO STAND STILL, BUT TO CARRY ON LEARNING NEW THINGS – TO IMPROVE STEADILY FROM YEAR TO YEAR."

CONTINUING EDUCATION

OPENING UP PERSPECTIVESFOR A BETTER FUTURE

Corporate strategies always depend on fit-for-the-future solutions that benefit both the company and its customers. Staff development policies that give equal priority to executives and young talent are a key element here. Technical training is just one aspect: just as important are strengthening per-sonal and professional development, leadership qualities, communication skills and process orientation.

The Gruner Group currently employs around 100 executives at department head level, who bear responsibility for the economic success of the relevant department or branch. As the backbone of operational management, they require skills in a variety of areas, e.g. staff leadership, project monitoring, business devel-opment and, naturally enough, project man-agement.

Executive developmentIn response to this situation, the Gruner Group is intensifying its efforts to offer system-based support and training for this employee group in

2016. The continuing education provided through a custom-developed department head training program focusing on business admin-istration issues and leadership, and through the executive development program for "young" managers will be complemented by a depart-ment head cockpit.

These measures are designed both to nurture entrepreneurial skills and to facilitate access to key control information. In future, through addi-tional use of the existing project manager cock-pit, department heads will have access to infor-mation at project level as well as having an

overview of the key personal, financial and business process data for their area of respon-sibility.

Through these training and system-based sup-port initiatives, the Gruner Group seeks to improve the quality of leadership in the compa-ny. These measures will also add momentum to our 2016 drive towards greater customer and future orientation.


Matthias DossElectrical Engineer (TU)CEO Gruner Kiwi AG

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVEL-OPMENT IN LINE WITH NEEDSThe original plan in 2013, when I joined Gruner Kiwi AG from IBM Schweiz AG as a data center design specialist, was for me to be-come Data Center department head after 2–3 years. Yet as early as August 2014, after initial-ly assisting the electrical engineering depart-ment on major projects, I was appointed Ex-ecutive Board Member with responsibility for business development. In familiarizing myself with my new duties, I was also supported by colleagues from other Group companies.

In the wake of a reshuffle at Gruner Kiwi AG in early 2015, I was asked whether I was ready and able to assume the role of CEO. After thinking things over for a few days, I decided to accept this momentous challenge and took up the position. My duties were completely

transformed, as it were, overnight. Whereas, previously, I had mainly dealt with project-spe-cific issues, I was now confronted by the full range of tasks that a managing director has to deal with. These range from the seeming triv-ialities of everyday business to far-reaching strategic decisions. Here too, I obviously re-ceived assistance, in particular from the Group Executive Committee. But my discus-sions with other Gruner Group executives at various events were also very valuable.

This year, I will attend a course at the Univer-sity of St. Gallen (HSG) in order to augment my practical experience with the requisite theoretical background for the tasks ahead. What pleases me most is the number of young colleagues who are also attending in-ternal and external courses.

"VOCATIONAL TRAINING DOES NOT END AFTER UNIVERSITY OR A TRAINEESHIP.

IT IS A CONTINUOUS PROCESS THAT ACCOMPANIES YOUR CAREER. WITHOUT CONTINUING EDUCATION, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE

TO RESPOND TO CHANGES IN THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT."

EMPLOYEES

"I ENJOY WORKING FOR GRUNER"

"The team spirit, mutual support and tremendous freedom to contribute ideas and

drive developments"

"In my short time at Gruner, the company has shown utmost faith in my entrepreneurial skills. I have enjoyed considerable responsibility and great development opportunities. It's fun to play a key role in de-veloping our wide-ranging projects and supporting them all the way through to completion. Each project is different and requires its own special solution."

"There is effectively nothing we cannot design and build, and that makes me proud"

Barbara Aregger, Senior Assistant to the Exec. Board, Gruner Wepf AG, Zurich

"It's fun to have so much variety in my daily office life. What I most appreciate is the fact that I can rely on all the people I work with. I give high priority to my personal and professional development, for exam-ple in the role of project management or senior project management assistant. What is so special about Gruner? The exceptional variety of projects, diverse professions, wide range of age groups and different nationalities – all united within one Group."

"Respect, trust, solution-driven action, making compromises,

job satisfaction"

Christoph Vahlhaus, Engineer (UAS), Gruner GmbH, Cologne

"I have been at Gruner for nearly ten years now and particularly relish the many interdepartmental activities. It's something that automatical-ly broadens your professional horizons without you even realizing it. I value the unquestioning solidarity, despite the broad mix of personali-ties. It was fantastic of Gruner to give me financial support during my Masters course. It is also great when firms are willing to offer part-time contracts."

Thomas Schuler, MSc GIS, Gruner Böhringer AG


"A job that gives great pleasure"

Urs Schürch, Engineer (UAS/HVAC), EMBA (UAS), Gruner Roschi AG

"I enjoy working on challenging and intriguing projects. Equally impor-tant for me is the support Gruner offers for internal and external train-ing programs. As department head, I enjoy being in charge of a moti-vated team. I appreciate the friendly atmosphere and the determination to deliver good work."

Gianluca Gatto, Civil Engineer, Sapienza University of Rome, Stucky Ltd

"A wide variety of projects and a taste of new horizons"

"I greatly appreciate the pleasant working environment, modern infra-structure, flexitime model and general flexibility – not to mention the wealth of knowledge in the team and the Group. Colleagues' helpful-ness and the diversity of projects, from housing to hospitals and phar-maceutical buildings, make working for Gruner something special. In 2015, I completed a project management course, which has created new development opportunities."

"Challenging projects, the full backing of superiors and cultural diversity"

"Although I work independently, I can always rely on the full support of management. The projects are major engineering challenges and need passion, commitment and continuous further training. Working abroad gives you the chance to experience new cultures, different mentalities and the local cuisine. Stucky grants me ample flexibility to meet the various demands of my job in Switzerland, my worldwide projects and my family in Italy."


Andrea Sandra Blaser, BSc Civil Engineer (FHNW), Gruner Ltd


Flavio CasanovaCivil Engineer (ETH) CEO Gruner Group

Dietrich Wepf PhD, Civil Engineer (ETH) Deputy CEO Gruner Group

Kurt Rau Civil Engineer (ETH) Division Head, General Planning

Adrian Keller Lawyer Head of Corporate Services

Jon MengiardiCivil Engineer (ETH) MSc Environment EngineeringRegional Head, North-Western Switzerland

For details of contacts in each business area, please visit our website at www.gruner.ch

Honorary ChairmanDieter Ernst

Secretariat of the Board of DirectorsAlexandra Wälchli

AuditorsKPMG AG, Basel

Edi Grass Cultural Engineer (ETH) Division Head, Environ-ment, Safety

Stefan MützenbergPhD, Geologist (ETH)Regional Head, Western SwitzerlandCEO Stucky Ltd

Andreas Wirz Engineer (UAS/HVAC), PG Bus. Admin. (HSG) Division Head, Building Services Engineering

CORPORATE BODIES

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Thomas Ernst Chairman

André Bodmer Member

Christoph Ernst Member

Andres Gruner Member

Philipp SimoniusMember

Dr. Urs RengelMember

Reto Hagger Civil Engineer (ETH)Regional Head, Zurich, Eastern and Central Switzerland

CONSOLIDATED GROUP SALES (CHF million)

141.6HEADCOUNT

1035

GRUNER GROUP 2016 27As Dec. 31, 2015

GRUNER GROUP IN FIGURES

BUSINESS AREAS (sales)

13 % Energy 22 % Building Services Engineering 6 % General Planning 31% Infrastructure 20% Structural Design 3 % Environment 5 % Safety

BUSINESS INSIDE/OUTSIDE SWITZER-LAND

91% Inside CH 9% Outside CH

MALE/FEMALE SPLIT

28.8% 71.2%

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NATIONALITIES

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25.1 % 0–5 33.4% 6–15 19.5 % 16–25 15.8% 26–35 6.2% 36–50

STAFF QUALIFICATIONS

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