Project Overview

Project NameConsulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Munich — New Compound — the largest Chinese consulate compound in Europe
Application FieldDiplomatic / Government Building— curtain wall · windows & doors · natural stone cladding · concrete structure · roof & waterproofing · interior finishing — five function blocks (residence, office, staff apartments, consular section, gatehouse) and seven envelope interface families
Applied ProductsMS-625 · SR-100 · MS-88L · MS-35 — selected as INGADA’s dual-standard diplomatic-building sealing package
Project LocationMunich, Bavaria, Germany— temperate continental climate
Main facade of the office building at the Consulate General of China in Munich, Germany — light stone-panel facade with regular window grid and glazed curtain-wall corner, Chinese national emblem above the entrance canopy and national flag on a tall flagpole, staff apartment block behind — the largest Chinese consulate compound in Europe, built by CSCEC First Division to Chinese and German dual building standards, 2020 Luban Award for Overseas Engineering.
Street view of the Consulate General of China in Munich, Germany — white stone-clad facade with glazed curtain-wall corner of the consular building behind a metal security perimeter fence, Chinese flag flying on a flagpole, Munich city high-rise skyline in the background — a roughly 13,000 square metre diplomatic compound built by CSCEC First Division to Chinese and German dual building standards.
Aerial view of the Consulate General of China in Munich compound, Germany, in autumn — all five function blocks visible: office building and consular section with light stone facades and green roofs, staff apartment block with balconies, gatehouse and flagpole, landscaped grounds behind a perimeter fence, Munich city skyline beyond — the largest Chinese consulate compound in Europe at approximately 13,000 square metres, built by CSCEC First Division to Chinese and German dual building standards, 2020 Luban Award for Overseas Engineering.

Challenge 1

— Dual-Standard Compliance Under “Free-Inspection” Grade Scrutiny

Challenge 2

— Munich’s Freeze-Thaw Climate on a Premium European Envelope

Challenge 3

— Five Function Blocks × Seven Envelope Interface Families

INGADA Solution

ProductSpecificationDiplomatic-Building Application
MS-625
Low-Modulus Weatherproofing Sealant		±25 % movement · 0.4 MPa modulus · −40 °C to 90 °C · 3,000 h UV · French A+Curtain-wall joints · window perimeters · stone cladding joints · roof parapets & expansion joints under Munich freeze-thaw cycling
SR-100
Structural Silicone Sealant		ASTM C1184 · high-strength single-component · structural glazingGlass / aluminium curtain-wall structural glazing to German envelope-standard expectations
MS-88L
Crystal-Clear Mold-Proof Sealant		Crystal clear · ≥8× mold resistance · French A+ · low VOCStaff-apartment & office wet areas · glazed shower screens · interior glass interfaces (aesthetics + hygiene)
MS-35
Instant-Bond Construction Adhesive		800 kg/m² instant grab · 3.2 MPa shear · zero slump · no clamp requiredStone / metal dry-hang assist bonding · interior fast-track fit-out · gatehouse door-and-window hardware

Project Data

  • 🏗️ Standards & Method: China’s highest building standard + Germany’s highest building standard · BIM full-lifecycle management.
  • 🔬 Quality Acceptance: Obermeyer 15 inspections all passed · Technical University of Munich (Germany’s No.1 university) 2 in-depth audits — 100% first-pass.
  • 📅 Timeline: Construction start June 2015 → topped out September 2016 → completed July 2017.
  • 🏆 Award: 2020 China Construction Luban Award (Overseas Engineering).
  • ❄️ Climate: Temperate — winter freeze-thaw to about −10 °C · summer 30–35 °C · ≈900 mm annual precipitation · snow load — by project-location public climate records
  • 📦 INGADA Supply Volume: 15 tons
  • 🛡️ Performance Warranty: 30 years

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