Always evolving.
Since its foundation over 90 years ago, BerlinerLuft. has undergone many exciting developments in its company history. Over the years, a product-oriented manufacturer has developed into an system specialist operating at an international level.
1928
Gottlieb Büchner establishes a company for ventilation systems in Berlin-Lichtenberg. As well as building fans and ventilation systems for foundries they also manufacture cooling systems for diesel multiple units. The company has 450 employees.
1949-1984
The former Büchner company becomes VEB Lufttechnische Anlagen Berlin. With 2,000 employees and a operating area of 80,000 m2, the company has the largest factory in the ventilation and air conditioning industry in the GDR. In addition to manufacturing ventilation components, industrial fans are also mass-produced there.
1990
After the fall of the Berlin Wall, VEB Lufttechnische Anlagen Berlin is restructured into Berliner Lufttechnische Anlagen und Geräte GmbH.
1992
The company is privatised when it is bought out by Treuhand and split into fans and components and plant construction.
1994
BerlinerLuft. Technische Geräte GmbH is taken over completely by shareholder and managing director Michael Nagl.
The Polish subsidiary, BerlinerLuft. Spolka z o.o., is founded in Koszalin.
1995
Foundation of BerlinerLuft. Technik GmbH, RegionalCenter Sud, formerly LGM Lufttechnische Geräte Mühldorf GmbH in Bavaria, near Munich
1996
Founding of the BerlinerLuft. RegionalCenter Nord we know today from the takeover of Blechwarenfabrik Uelzen. Rixner Klimageräte GmbH in Warngau (Bavaria) is added as a subsidiary and makes BerlinerLuft. into a system provider of ventilation and air conditioning technology.
1998
Other companies are taken over by BerlinerLuft.: today’s RegionalCenter Mitte in Ottendorf-Okrilla, formerly LTA Lufttechnische Anlagenkomponenten GmbH, and the Schwunck&Buss GmbH company, today: RegionalCenter West in Cologne and BerlinerLuft. Technik GmbH, Austria.
