A SHOWCASE PROJECT WITH ADDED VALUE
The Dynatrace Campus Linz impresses with its modern, sustainable architecture and a sophisticated concept for "activity-based working", which promotes creativity, supports productivity and is co-designed by the employees. In the office of the future, real and digital space will merge seamlessly. Teams are globally connected. There is plenty of space for creativity, brainstorming, meetings in a wide variety of constellations, for concentrated work - but also for personal and private encounters and conversations. The project is an international role model for forward-looking office architecture and working methods and underpins the position of Linz as the capital of digitalization. From today's perspective, construction is expected to be completed by the end of 2025. By then, a 7-storey campus with an integrated parking garage and spacious, publicly accessible green spaces will be built on the site. The new Linz campus will become a working environment for around 1,500 international software developers and highly qualified experts.
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Bicycle parking spaces planned
Location as the heart of the Digital Mile
The planned expansion of the Dynatrace Campus Linz is a logical step towards bringing all employees together in one location. Its location makes it the ideal hub: the integration into the existing engineering headquarters and the immediate proximity to the Digital Mile with the tobacco factory, TECH HARBOR and other leading companies are key advantages.
State-of-the-art working environment for 1,500 experts
Communication is an indispensable basis for innovation and always needs suitable physical locations. The campus is connected to the existing building and surrounds a park with an open core zone, which is adjoined by office and seminar rooms, a café and the company's own fitness studio. The connection between the existing building and the new building is a decisive factor in the choice of location. The new campus will offer a total of 1,500 employees in Linz a state-of-the-art and family-friendly working environment.
Strengthened campus character
With the planned abandonment of "Am Fünfundzwanziger Turm-Straße", the city of Linz has increased the available building site. This also paves the way for a pioneering building concept. The extension of the Engineering Headquarters to the Dynatrace Campus can be carried out at the same height as the current building stock.
Future-oriented infrastructure
An easily accessible bicycle garage with over 300 parking spaces, bicycle service facilities such as tool stands and pumps, quick-drying equipment for soaked clothing and high-quality shower areas will create the ideal conditions for reaching workplaces in an environmentally friendly way. In addition, numerous charging stations for e-cars, e-bikes and e-scooters as well as sufficient car parking spaces will be installed to keep the public space free.
Efforts against individual transport
To make the switch from cars to more environmentally friendly alternatives more attractive, pedestrians, cyclists and scooter riders etc. are supported with annual vouchers for local businesses. Anyone who uses public transport to get to work receives a climate ticket from Dynatrace. This helps to keep the catchment area of the new campus as free of private transport as possible. Today, 75% of employees in Linz already use environmentally friendly alternatives to the car for their commute.
Targeted international promotion of young talent
"We should start introducing our youngest children to basic digital education in a playful way and without stereotypes," is the credo of Dynatrace co-founder Sok-Kheng Taing. Based on the conviction that education is an important key to equal opportunities, Dynatrace has been supporting the Coder Dojo programming club for many years, where children learn about the world of programming in a fun way. Several mentors are provided by Dynatrace for the weekly events.
New quality of encounters
The well thought-out greening concept offers plenty of space for high quality encounters. With publicly accessible green spaces, Dynatrace reinforces the campus character and underlines its roots in the founding location of Linz. Sustainable operation will be ensured by district heating and cooling for air conditioning. ÖGNI certification is being sought for the project.