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Rieder Public Viewing

July 6th - 11th

Open Air / Congress Zell am See / Beach Soccer Turnier

fibreC at designEX in Sydney

22-24 April 2010

City Convention and Exhibition Centre: Stand 1800

Interview with Bob van Bebber, the Architect of the Soccer City Stadium

Bob van Bebber is the Architect of the Stadium. The facade of the stadium which represents the African continent, was realized with glassfibre reinforced concrete - fibreC.

fibreC Museumstour in Vienna

Until the middle of January two fibreC artworks can still be inspected in Vienna. In the exhibition spaces of the two most important art museums in Vienna - in the Museumsquartier and the MAK - fibreC is part of impressive...

fibreC at London Design Festival 2009

fibreC @ Village Underground Art Space

Final round for mounting the high-tech façade of the Soccer City Stadium

All fibreC elements have made the way of 8.500 kilometres bee-line to South Africa and now the last fibreC panels are being prepared for the assembling at the fibreCamp on site. The Soccer City Stadium - the new icon of the FIFA...

great success at designEX Australia

Also this year fibreC - concrete skin - was part of the most important interior architecture and design event in Australia. For a few days Melbourne went all design and fibreC was right in the middle of it. After an imposing...

fibreC @ Eco Build Show London

In cooperation with the AA School, Rieder will have an exciting presence on stand 2520 at Ecobuild in Earls Court, London. Student teams of the AA have developed amazing projects that are related to sustainable, ecological...

Book Launch: „Concrete Shells of Ulrich Müther“

In the context of our cultural mission Rieder contributes to the Ulrich Müther exhibition of the university Wismar/Germany. Whether it’s the “Teepot” in Rostock-Warnemünde, the Restaurant “Ahornblatt” in Berlin or the rescue...

50 Year Celebration Rieder Group

The Rieder Group celebrates its 50 year anniversary with an unusual party. „RollingStone“ – a musical, performing and culinary journey through time guides the visitors through half a century of company and branch history. More...