Libella house
| Libella-Haus GmbH
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| legal form | GmbH |
| founding | 1961 |
| Seat | Ziesar , Brandenburg |
| management | Herbert Antonizt, managing director |
The Libella-Haus GmbH was German manufacturers of prefabricated houses . Libella has been a brand name of the Green Building Group since 2011.
Libella developed from 1961 from a carpenter's business in the Swabian Ollarzried district of Unterallgäu in Bavaria. Decades of expansion followed, and in 1994 a production facility was set up in Ziesar , Brandenburg. From 1998 Libella was part of the Kampa Group .
With the bankruptcy of Kampa AG in June 2009, the subsidiary Libella Haus and its brand Libella also disappeared. The production facility in Ziesar was sold to an investor.
Jörg Schreyögg, the last managing director at Libella, founded SchreyöggBau GmbH in Ottobeuren in 2009. In 2011, Libella Haus GmbH and the Libella brand were taken over by Green Building Group GmbH and revitalized. It operates a production facility in Ziesar and a customer center in Freiwalde .
Foundation and company history
Ernst and Josef Schreyögg founded Libella Fertighaus GmbH & Co. KG in Ottobeuren in 1961 . The individual house elements were then manufactured according to the carpenter's tradition . In 1963, Libella switched to wooden panel construction with prefabricated elements. For this one has been patent protected pneumatic manufacturing facility constructed. Libella received. 1966 an order from the Hermann Gmeiner Fund to set up an SOS Children's Village in Saigon . From 1971 the production facilities were modernized. In 1963, Libella switched to wooden panel construction with prefabricated elements. A patented pneumatic manufacturing system was designed for this purpose. In 1966, Libella received an order from the Hermann Gmeiner Fund to set up an SOS Children's Village in Saigon . In 1969, Libella opened the first model house in Ulm. From 1971 the production facilities were modernized. After ten months of construction in Ziesar one of the most modern production facilities for prefabricated houses is in operation. Up to 850 houses per year could be manufactured there in 3-shift operation. The company Kampa AG 1998 51% of the Libella Haus GmbH. A year later, Kampa AG increased it to 76%. In 2003, Libella produced the first 3-liter house in series, which corresponded to around 30 kWh / (m² · a) and was sold under the “PLUS” trademark. With the bankruptcy of Kampa AG in June 2009, the subsidiary Libella Haus and its brand Libella also disappeared. The php - Passivhaus Produktion-Gesellschaft mbH bought the trademark rights to Libella from the Kampa insolvency administrator in 2010, but did not use the trademark.
In 2011, Libella Haus GmbH and the Libella brand were taken over by Green Building Group GmbH and revitalized. In spring 2014, GBG sold the Libella plant in Ziesar and the Libella trademark rights to private investors who continue to operate the company as Libella-Efficiency House GmbH.