Civil engineering combine

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In the GDR, the civil engineering combine (IHK) was the term used to describe combines (groups) of state- owned companies (VEB) for building construction , usually excluding housing and industrial plant construction (in the Rostock Chamber of Commerce and Industry there was, however, the combined company 2 dealing with housing construction at the Wismar headquarters ) . Civil engineering combines, for example, were responsible for the planning and construction of department stores.

Civil engineering combines

• Civil engineering combine Berlin
• Civil engineering combine Gera
• Civil engineering combine Leipzig
• Structural engineering combine in Pirna
• Civil engineering combine Rostock - Wismar

See also

• Housing combine for housing construction
• Construction and assembly combine for the construction of industrial plants; Example: VEB BMK Coal and Energy