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Xella Hungary Energy renovation: Insulation mission accomplished by students

The Hild József Construction Technical College in Győr has been successfully educating students for 78 years. Currently there are about 600 students who are taught in traditional and modern architectural and construction techniques – and not just in theory, but in practice: much of the tradition

Meet.... Iván Ozorák

As Head of Customer Service in Hungary, Iván Ozorák connects people and processes. As an Aikidōka, the martial artist trains young and old alike in courage, compassion, and loyalty. For him, Aikido is the perfect complement to his life.

Innovation at Xella Hungary: learning, listening, and leading

Learning and listening are the most important prerequisites for new ideas, says Anna Varga, responsible for innovation at Xella Hungary. Creative chaos comes later.

Sustainability and culture in the House of Hungarian Music

In the heart of Varosliget Park in Pest, Budapest's largest green space, beneath the canopy of bicentennial trees stands a modern dreamlike building that blends seamlessly into the green lung of the Hungarian capital. It is the House of Hungarian Music, also known as the “Palace of Musical Wonders

New National Stadium Budapest

A state-of-the-art stadium of the highest UEFA category is being built in Budapest for the European Football Championship in 2020.

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When technology meets sustainability: relocating a ball mill

After providing reliable service for nearly two decades at the German plant in Wedel, the ball mill has found a new home at the AAC plant in Mios, France. This logistical feat has become a real showca
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How Xella strengthens mental health at work

How can companies create conditions for people to stay healthy, motivated, and productive in the long run? At Xella, mental health is part of the answer - and a cornerstone of our sustainability strat
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If we take the circular economy seriously, we need common standards

How a six-month test program for recycled autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) materials could lay the foundation for industry-wide standards. A conversation with Dr. Oliver Kreft, responsible for circul
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Pages with Tag:Hungary

Xella Hungary Energy renovation: Insulation mission accomplished by students

Meet.... Iván Ozorák

Innovation at Xella Hungary: learning, listening, and leading

Sustainability and culture in the House of Hungarian Music

New National Stadium Budapest

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More sustainability news

When technology meets sustainability: relocating a ball mill

How Xella strengthens mental health at work

If we take the circular economy seriously, we need common standards

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