The future of building

Information, ideas, exchange of thoughts, deepening and refreshing contacts – participants of the BetonTage 2018 are already looking forward to all of this. For three days, from 20 to 22 February, everything in the Edwin-Scharff-Haus in Neu-Ulm, under the motto “Prefabrication – the Future of Building,” will revolve around topics of particular interest to the German and European precast concrete industry (see p. 52). The conference program will cover current challenges, to include creation of modern infrastructure, new markets, developments such as bridges and park deck systems made of...

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