DYCKERHOFF WEISS

Focus on sustainability issues

Future oriented questions and solutions related to the topics of “sustainability” and “quality” formed one focal point at this year’s Dyckerhoff Weiss artificial stone conference, which took place in Wiesbaden at the end of April.

“Even though the current overall and construction environments offer a good outlook, one must always think about how to be even better positioned for the challenges of the future. The 2018 Dyckerhoff Weiss artificial stone conference also wishes to once again play its part,” said Dipl.-Bau-Ing. Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. Martin Möllmann in his welcome to the approximately...

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