Max Giese

Max Giese (born August 3, 1870, Stargard in Pomerania, German Empire; date of death unknown) was a German engineer and inventor. He is best known for his pioneering work in the field of pumped concrete.

Giese developed and patented a system for pumping concrete through pipelines, a significant advancement in construction technology. This innovation allowed for the placement of concrete in locations previously difficult or impossible to reach using traditional methods.

His inventions and techniques significantly contributed to the modernization of construction practices, streamlining the process and reducing labor costs. The ability to pump concrete enabled faster and more efficient construction of large-scale projects, including tunnels, bridges, and high-rise buildings. Further details about his personal life and later career are currently limited, but his contributions to concrete technology remain recognized.