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From Foundation to Masterpiece: Xella Products in the World of Arts

What do our products have to do with the arts? Four stories that showcase the aesthetic and functional properties of our versatile materials in very different ways. Find out how they are used in museums as more than just a simple building material.

URSA insulation in the largest spherical building in the world

Experts agree: the most efficient energy saving measure is insulation. Consequently, the Energy Museum of Kazakhstan could only have insulation of the highest quality for its newly renovated premises.

New National Museum in Oslo

With a budget of 578 million Euros and a construction area of 54,600 m², the new National Museum is currently being built in the centre of Oslo.

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When the heat stays – what buildings must deliver now

Find out how smart material choices improve summer comfort and reduce energy needs, today and in a warmer future.
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“Everything Starts at Home” - How Xella contributes to sustainable housing in Romania

For the third year in a row, Xella is proud to support Habitat for Humanity, an international non-profit organization, that focuses on housing, this time with a new geographical focus: Romania. After
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Tuzla plant commissions rooftop solar power system

The Tuzla plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina has successfully installed and commissioned a rooftop solar power system. This marks an important step toward reducing CO₂ emissions and ensuring a more sus
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Pages with Tag:Museum

From Foundation to Masterpiece: Xella Products in the World of Arts

URSA insulation in the largest spherical building in the world

New National Museum in Oslo

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More sustainability news

When the heat stays – what buildings must deliver now

“Everything Starts at Home” - How Xella contributes to sustainable housing in Romania

Tuzla plant commissions rooftop solar power system

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