A world full of SuperTube

Skyscrapers between rural brick houses and eucalyptus trees: the urbanisation of Sydney's suburbs is in full swing – and Geberit is right in the middle of it. The 180 George Street Towers are 213 and 189 metres high and house 500 luxury apartments and 300 hotel rooms. SuperTube enables more living space.

Once an office building, this 28-storey high-rise is now a hotel with over 500 rooms. The conversion has resulted in significantly more toilets and bathrooms, which requires higher drainage capacity. However, the shaft size is fixed, so a space-saving system is needed. That is why Geberit SuperTube is being used in the Hotel Sky in Cape Town.

The first township in India and the very first Geberit SuperTube project ever: Amanora Town Park in Pune is truly pioneering. The township combines luxury apartments, schools, shops and restaurants and functions like a village within a city. SuperTube helps in this complex multi-storey construction thanks to its high drainage capacity.

Luxury needs space – and SuperTube creates it. Thanks to slim drainage pipes, the developers at Sobha Hartland in Dubai can maximise living space. They are also going the extra mile to achieve this: the project is the first to use SuperTube in Dubai, which means that some additional administrative procedures are necessary.

Denmark's tallest residential tower is 142 metres high, has 45 floors and 400 apartments. A building like this would require drainage pipes with enormous diameters – but Geberit SuperTube allows for significantly smaller dimensions. And without a vent pipe, the system is also much quicker to install. A double win for Lighthouse 2.0 in Aarhus.

15,000 bathrooms in 18 high-rise buildings – there is nothing more efficient than the Geberit SuperTube drainage system. It not only scores with its high drainage performance, but also with faster installation than conventional systems. The New Alamein Towers are a key project in Egypt's “Vision 2030“ for the economic and social development of the country.

This prestigious project in the gigantic Ellinikon development in Athens is fully committed to ecological benefits. Green facades, ecological building materials and optimised energy management are important principles in the Riviera Tower designed by Foster + Partners. Efficient drainage with a few slim SuperTube downpipes contributes to this.

The two towers in Georgia's capital are a real eye-catcher. With 42 floors each, they are among the tallest buildings in the country – and the interior is equally impressive. The project includes the country's first high-end shopping centre and largest casino. The suites at the Radisson hotel are particularly spacious thanks to the space-saving Geberit SuperTube drainage system.