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Uponor systems were selected to provide water supply, heating, and cooling for the office, making it possible to eliminate radiator heating in the building.

The facility is located in district XX. of Budapest, at Zodony street 1., in the area near the Gubacsi bridge and the Helsinki road, in the vicinity of the Gubacsi residential block and the Mediterrán subdivision.

The real sight of Egerszalók is the thermal well springing in the Southern part of the village, and the travertine hill created by the running water, which became known as the "salt-hill" over the years.

A newly built single-family home equipped with underfloor heating and ceiling cooling.

New company HQ of the Spiegel Group is located at the Ericusspitze. The concrete core activation from Uponor ensures pleasant temperature levels in the building.

The Uponor Meltaway system ensures that the helipad on the roof of the new hospital in Crailsheim remains free of snow and ice in winter. 

Harmony in the rhythm of the city.

The building located at Calle Tutor 16 (Madrid), owned by Arquia Inmuebles, has undergone a complete renovation and modernization, being partially demolished with the façade stabilized. A project designed by Tuñón y Albornoz Arquitectos and executed by SANJOSE Constructora, where the integration of Uponor's Invisible Air Conditioning in the Matrics raised technical floor developed by company Subway Systems.

The new concert hall is an outstanding building and a new benchmark. Uponor has been involved for the underfloor heating and plumbing system as well as snow melting system for outdoor areas.

The building of the Hungarian National Theatre is one of the most famous and most modern buildings of the city. The theatre is on the banks of river Danube.

Uponor were nominated as the sole supplier for radiant heating systems for the Sunesis Schools schemes, with Main Contractor Willmott Dixon.

Uponor radiant heating and cooling systems, along with hydronic snow and ice melting solutions, were installed in a 40-story high-rise in downtown Montréal, home to the National Bank of Canada headquarters. Designed to support sustainability and occupant well-being, the project features radiant systems on the main commercial floor and across three parking ramps, alongside energy-efficient building technologies.