A restart is documented
Pembroke reported the foundation-stone ceremony and work on the underground levels on 28 April 2026. The 2024 image provides historical context, not evidence of today’s construction stage.
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Main example · Alram14, Munich
Alram14: which schedule applies?
A documented restart and two published completion dates raise a review question. Which milestone and schedule version apply?
Independent public-source example with illustrative review steps. No customer assessment, financing decision or live analysis.
Bayerische Vermessungsverwaltung – www.geodaten.bayern.de · CC BY 4.0. Geographic crop and display resizing. These are historical images, not the current site condition; the crop is not a cadastral boundary.
Review steps and their limits
Two dates need context
The investor’s April 2026 announcement gives mid-2028; the contractor’s project page gives October 2028. The difference alone does not establish delay.
Confirm the applicable milestone
Illustrative reviewer action: request the current agreed schedule, its version and the definition of the milestone being checked. These private records are not in this public example.
Record the response and revision
Proposed workflow: retain the original sources and question, then link any supplied clarification to a new review version. This page does not show a completed customer review.
Public sources and their scope
Checked 22 October 2026. These organisations provide source information; their inclusion does not imply a customer relationship, endorsement or partnership.
- e+k: project history and restartProject history section; publication date not stated.
- Pembroke: announcement dated 28 April 2026Foundation stone, underground works and the stated mid-2028 target.
- Implenia: Alram 14 project factsThe “Fertigstellung” field states October 2028; publication date not stated.
- Bavarian Surveying Administration: historical orthophotosAcquisition dates retained with each image; historical visual context only.