Team

Volkmar Busse is a graduate engineer (Dipl.-Ing.) and architect. He is the founder, sole shareholder, and managing director of Busse & Partner Ingenieurgesellschaft. He has decades of experience in the planning and delivery of complex construction projects – ranging from publicly funded projects to demanding, bespoke solutions in existing buildings, with proven expertise in parliamentary, hospital, and research facilities.

Under his leadership, the company has developed into a reliable partner for clients in both the public and private sectors. Precision in planning, legal and economic security, and sustainable, long-term implementation are among the core principles of his work.

In addition to his professional work in the construction sector, Volkmar Busse is engaged in cultural contexts, particularly at the intersection of architecture, heritage conservation, and music. His projects combine technical expertise with a strong understanding of building culture and design quality.

Education, qualifications and certificates:

• Degree in Architecture (Diplom), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT, formerly TH Karlsruhe)
• Auditor for Sustainable Building (DGNB)
• Lecturer / second examiner, Berlin University of Applied Sciences (HTW Berlin)
• Speaker on energy life-cycle / facility management and project management
• Expert reviewer for conflict management and construction schedule disruptions

Ms. Anika Binkau has been working in construction and project management since 2004 and has many years of experience in managing complex building construction projects for public and private clients.

After completing her degree in civil engineering (Diplom-Ingenieurin) at DHSN Glauchau and her master’s degree in Building Conservation at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), she has worked on numerous demanding projects as a structural/building engineer, project manager and client representative.

Her main areas of expertise are project management, tendering and construction supervision. Ms. Binkau supports projects from the early planning stages through to implementation and ensures reliable project organization as well as cost and schedule certainty.

Her references include, among others:

• New construction of Berlin-Spandau Hospital (€22.5 million)
• Die Macherei, Berlin-Kreuzberg
  • Sub-project M40: new office and commercial building (€122 million)
  • Sub-project M50: revitalization of the former postal savings bank building (€150 million)
• New student residence, Neu-Ulm (€20 million)
• Extension and new construction of the Kipfenberg Hospital (€24 million)
• Refurbishment of various school and laboratory buildings as well as sports halls

With her structured approach, technical expertise and a clear focus on the interests of the client, Ms. Binkau makes a significant contribution to the success of the projects.

Vincent Hellkuhl is a civil engineer and Senior Project Manager at BUSSE & PARTNER GmbH. With broad professional expertise, he combines strong digital competence with extensive experience in the management and delivery of complex building construction projects. As the head of a small team, he prepares and reviews feasibility studies and space and requirements programmes for demanding construction projects, including the Grand Challenge Center of WISTA, the Benjamin Franklin Campus of Charité, and the Federal Stasi Archives. In addition, he is responsible for the programming and maintenance of the company’s websites, with a particular focus on search engine optimisation (SEO).

He is currently acting as project controller for the Museum Friedland and, in parallel, is supporting the construction of a logistics tunnel with automated guided vehicles and pneumatic tube systems at the Charité Virchow Hospital for the new German Heart Center. In site management, he successfully completed the second construction phase of the refurbishment of the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin.

Education, qualifications and certificates

• B.Sc. in Civil Engineering (Water and Waste Engineering), Münster University of Applied Sciences, 2018
• M.Sc. in Systems Engineering with a focus on hydromodelling, Technical University of Berlin
• Working student at Katplan GmbH, Münster
• Certified water sampling technician
• Working student, junior project manager and senior project manager at BUSSE & PARTNER
• Appointed to the management circle of BUSSE & PARTNER, 2025

Selected references
(role in each case: project management / project leadership / project control)

• Site management for the reconstruction of the Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin (approx. €30 million, 2018–2020)
• Project control and project management for the new Museum Friedland (approx. €10 million, from 2023)
• Project management for the logistics project at the Charité Virchow Campus (approx. €15 million, 2025)
• Preparation of a feasibility study for the Grand Challenge Center, Berlin (approx. €90 million, 2023)
• VgV procurement procedure for the House of One (approx. €60 million, 2023)
• Preparation and risk assessment of a data-loss containment and security concept (2024)

Richard Reich has been working as a civil engineer (B.Eng.) since 2010 and strengthens our team as a Senior Project Manager. With his core competencies in project management, VgV procurement procedures, BIM management, and mediation, he successfully supports complex construction and refurbishment projects in the public building sector.

His project management references include, among others, the comprehensive refurbishment of the Institute of Chemistry at Freie Universität Berlin with a project volume of approximately €148.6 million, as well as the restructuring of the Wilhelmsburg school campus (primary and district school) in Hamburg with a total volume of €30.8 million.

In addition, he has extensive experience in conducting VgV procedures both for the Federal Office for Building and Regional Planning (BBR) and nationwide for municipalities and federal states.

In the field of BIM management, the pilot project for the construction of the new laboratory building of the Julius Kühn Institute is among his references.

Through communication at eye level, experience in leading demanding construction projects, and strong technical expertise, Mr. Reich is a reliable partner for clients, planners, and other project stakeholders alike.

Michael Tattermusch is a graduate engineer (FH) in interior architecture and has been working for many years as a senior project manager in project management. After completing his training as a carpenter and studying at the University of Applied Sciences for Technology, Business and Design in Wismar, he gained extensive experience in the planning and management of complex construction projects.

His references include renowned projects such as the O₂ World Berlin, the Hackesche Quartier, the refurbishment of Amalienpark in Berlin, the psychiatric clinic of the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, the Church of St. Peter and Paul in Berlin, as well as residential construction projects, including the refurbishment and development of residential quarters with more than 100 housing units. Other significant assignments include projects for the Stiftung Invalidenhaus Berlin, Berlinovo, and the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs at the Chausseestraße 23 site in Berlin.

His main areas of expertise are project management for large-scale commercial and residential developments, where he combines his technical know-how with many years of experience in coordinating complex construction projects.