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Better than precast: Sustainable facade solutions made from GFRC
In the design of high-rise facades, it is no longer only about visual impact. Rieder’s three-dimensional moulded elements demonst...
Creating from what you have
To reduce waste in the production of glassfibre reinforced concrete facade elements and minimise environmental impact, the innova...
New facade aesthetic from leftover materials
To pave the way for a resilient future, Rieder has invested in a sustainable company headquarters in Maishofen. For nearly 20 yea...
Tofino Fish Pier
The Tofino Fish Pier was constructed in 1962 at the edge of the picturesque harbour in downtown Tofino and originally served as a...
Use Case: Design meets energy efficiency
Facade design for high-rise buildings is no longer solely about visual impact. Rieder’s three-dimensional formparts demonstrate h...
Use Case: Semi-transparent cladding for multi-storey car parks
The glassfibre reinforced concrete elements by Rieder offer an innovative and sustainable solution for the cladding of multi-stor...
A Google Tree
By acquiring a limited-edition miniature of the artwork A Google Tree (Weinsbergpark Chestnut Bonsai), the Rieder Group demonstra...
IBO Certified: Sustainability with a System
In an era where sustainable and healthy building is increasingly becoming the norm, materials with transparently tested environme...
Functional Aesthetics
This is demonstrated by numerous buildings with Rieder facades, such as the Solstice on the Park skyscraper by Studio Gang. The r...
Vibrancy and a play of colours
The increased contrast resulting from the different surfaces provides an exciting interplay of colours and a varied range of visu...
The Future of Construction
Extending the lifespan of buildings is a particularly sustainable strategy with social, environmental, and economic benefits. Res...
Rieder as the pioneer of CO2-reduced facades
Concrete without cement, is that possible? Yes, Wolfgang Rieder firmly believes, and he has sent his company on a journey with "c...