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BetonTage 2018: Cast stone – innovative material with  high design potential

“Studio Stuttgart” at the Edwin-Scharff-Haus in Neu-Ulm was filled to the last seat when Martin Möllmann, Board Member of Info-b, opened this year’s Cast Stone Podium. He presented the audience with a wide spectrum of topics extending from current and at the same time especially spectacular cast-stone projects in Wiesbaden and Leipzig in Germany and in Linz in Austria to innovative concrete cosmetics in the micro-range.

With the new RheinMain CongressCenter Wiesbaden (formerly Rhein-Main-Hallen), Dipl.-Ing. Ferdinand Heide of the architectural office of the same name in Frankfurt am Main, not...

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