Dyckerhoff

Tamped concrete building and terrazzo floors for winery

At Kanzem an der Saar, the late Baroque Cantzheim manor house was converted and modernized in line with generally accepted conservation practice, based on a design developed by internationally acclaimed architect, Max Dudler. Dyckerhoff Weiss was used for two long-established techniques: the newly constructed Remise building consists entirely of tamped concrete containing Dyckerhoff Weiss, and this bright premium cement supplied by the Wiesbaden-based group was also used as a binder for the terrazzo floors in the main building.

The two-story Remise building was constructed at a respectful...

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