The APEX-SZ experiment is a collaboration between Berkeley, University of Bonn, MPIfR, Onsala and ESO, which operated a 280 element bolometer camera at the APEX telescope in Chile at an altitude of 5100 meters during 2007-2010. Targeted observations of over 40 X-ray selected galaxy clusters were made via the Sunyaev-Zel'dovich (SZ) effect. The APEX-SZ group in Bonn has focused its research on non-parametric cluster modeling with APEX-SZ data and its combination with X-ray and weak-lensing results. A joint SZ/X-ray analysis has already been made for individual clusters and a combined analysis with the full APEX-SZ sample is currently under way. In addition, we aim to develop and optimize techniques for combining high resolution interferometric measurements with APEX-SZ data to extract information on the thermodynamic state of the intracluster gas at a wide range of spatial scales.Some preliminary results from the latter topic are presented in this poster.