News and Media Releases

July 2021

Arena for the World Padel Tour in Valladolid

The World Padel Tour provided wonderful sports moments in Spain for both players and fans. NUSSLI constructed the arena in the center of this historic old town.

June 2021

100 Days Until the Expo Opens – the 10 NUSSLI Pavilions are on Track

One year later than originally planned, Expo 2020 will be opening its doors in 100 days. Of the total of around 200 exhibition pavilions, those of 10 countries will be realized using know-how and extensive Expo experience from NUSSLI.

June 2021

Welcome to the Beach in Vienna

As of August 11th, you may suddenly feel sand between your toes in the middle of Vienna. Following the world championship in 2017, the beach volleyball European championship will now also take place in Vienna. NUSSLI is implementing the center-piece of the Euro, the Corona-safe Center Court.

May 2021

An observation tower made of clay for the Brickworks Museum in Cham (CH)

As part of a sustainability project, an observation tower made of the natural building material clay was constructed for the Brickworks Museum in Cham. NUSSLI's in-house wood production and metal workshop in Hüttwilen were actively involved in the project and supplied the nearly nine-meter-high spiral staircase as well as the special folding gate and the wooden viewing platform.

April 2021

Thunderdome for the FIBA 3x3 Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Graz

On May 26, the FIBA 3x3 Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Graz starts. For this tournament NUSSLI is awarded to construct the one-of-a-kind “Thunderdome” arena on the Main Square in Graz.

April 2021

Restaurantterrassen offen!

Mit den heute beschlossenen Lockerungen des Bundesrates dürfen wir das schöne und hoffentlich bald auch dauerhaft warme Frühlingswetter auf den Terrassen geniessen.

February 2021

Expo 2020 Dubai: Structural Work on German Pavilion Now Complete

With eight months to go until Expo 2020 Dubai opens on 1 October 2021, structural work on the German Pavilion site is almost finished, bringing the Federal Republic of Germany one key step closer to the completion of its showcase for the world exhibition. “Reaching this stage is always a major milestone. In the past few months, we’ve been confronted with challenges we’d never have even considered,” says Dietmar Schmitz, Commissioner General of the German Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, discussing how construction has progressed during the pandemic. “I’m deeply impressed by how everyone involved has pushed on with the structural work in such a professional and reliable manner – despite all the difficulties facing them.” An average of 166 construction workers have been on the site every day since August 2019, clocking up around 472,000 hours as they erected CAMPUS GERMANY under the supervision of construction firm NUSSLI Adunic.

January 2021

Dismantling of the Gasometer Dome

Our crew is working on the dismantling of the dome in the Gasometer in Berlin Schöneberg.