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Office Build­ing NXP

Hamburg

Quantum has built a new office building in Hamburg for NXP, the world’s leading manufacturer of security chips. The new building has around 9,700 sq m of gross floor area and has provided space for approximately 500 NXP employees in Hamburg-Lokstedt since 2017, where the company has been based for more than 90 years. At the Hamburg site, 1,700 employees develop and manufacture a wide range of high-tech products for the globally active group, which has operations in more than 25 countries. These include the chip used in passports, components for electric mobility, smart car keys and intelligent traffic management solutions. In 2014, NXP generated revenue of US$5.65 billion.

Property type
Office and commercial buildings
Gross floor area
9,700 sqm
Parking spaces
129 + 3 SMART parking spaces
Completion
2017
Architectural office
AGN Leusmann, Hamburg
Photography
Carsten Brügmann

All façades of the six-storey office building in Hamburg-Lokstedt – along Stresemannallee, Troplowitzstraße and the access road to the car park at the rear – feature a clinker façade with horizontal decorative elements made from precast concrete. The building, which includes a single-storey underground car park, connects directly to the existing development. Hamburg-based architectural practice AGN Leusmann was commissioned to design the new building.

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With manufacturing, research and development activities, as well as responsibility for the global business of three of NXP Semiconductors’ five business units, the German company plays an outstanding role within the NXP Group. The wafer fabrication plant at the Hamburg site, headquarters of NXP Semiconductors Germany GmbH, has been in operation since 1953 and now produces more than 70 billion semiconductors every year. This makes it one of the largest semiconductor plants in the world. The company’s other locations in Germany are in Dresden, Munich, Stuttgart, Böblingen, Nuremberg and Wiesbaden.