Einstein-Fugentechnik

Durable pavement with an ancient look

If surface areas are modernized in historic urban districts, planners frequently fall back on solutions made of natural stones as such solutions are often the perfect complement to the buildings. However, there are more and more areas making higher demands in terms of function besides the look, because the surface areas are exposed to higher traffic loads caused by delivery vehicles, for example.

For more than ten years, the citizens of Seckenheim have been discussing the redesign of the town hall square. There was the desire to upgrade the square, which has so far exclusively been used for...

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