Back to former strength

Unkind tongues may claim that BFT International, now in its 85th year of publication is somewhat
getting on in age. We ourselves regard this decade-long experience indeed as a strong asset that only few
in the construction media landscape can put into play.

That a wind of change is blowing and that there is, indeed, courage to change, is evident alone from the recent takeover of Bauverlag by our new Managing Director Michael Voss. Together with his team, he has already rolled up his sleeves to keep BFT and the other 17 media brands of our publishing house on a high technical and creative level...

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Issue 12/2019

New year, new luck

It’s hard to believe that another year has already gone by,” as the one or other reader of BFT will think in these days. For us, too, the year 2019 passed in no time at all with much happening: the...

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Issue 08/2013 On our own account

BFT editorial staff strengthened

Whether at Beton-Tage or Bauma, at factory visits, conferences of associations or other events at home and abroad: The one or other readers might have already noticed that the BFT International‘s...

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Issue 06/2015 Letter to the Editor/Leserbrief

Regarding the “Real progress” editorial, BFT International, 04/2015

Dear Mr. Jahn, In your editorial in the current issue of the BFT journal, you write about the egalitarian-inflationary usage of the word “innovation.” This is certainly thought-provoking. Is simply...

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Issue 05-2022/2022

Strengthened from the crisis

My colleague Karla Knitter already wrote about it in her introduction for BFT 4/2022: the Corona pandemic has not yet fully subsided after two years, and then the terrible war in Ukraine breaks out....

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Issue 09/2020

Strong technical media

Dear readers, by now the Covid-19 pandemic with all its implications has accompanied us for more than half a year. As disagreeable as this may be – e.g., that large and small trade shows and...

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