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Pump structure secures stormwater system's long life in Jyllinge Nordmark

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.

Gardens by the Bay comprises two glass-domed conservatories and one waterfront garden in the heart of Singapore, around the Marina Channel. Uponor is proud to supply its radiant cooling solution to this premier tropical garden city.

Uponor cooling and MLC plumbing solutions are being used in one of the most exciting projects in the Islamic holy city of Mecca in the Kingdom in Saudi Arabia.

Uponor helped set the stage for FIFA World Cup 2010 by equipping one of the semi-final stadiums, the Cape Town Stadium, with Uponor tap water system.

Groomes Country House Hotel has been given a modern make over with 150 m2 Uponor MLCP UFH.

Церква «Дім Архітектора» входить до Асоціації Місіонерських Церков Євангілієвських Християн України. Початково планувалася як Помісна церква. Будівництво триває вже достатньо давно, приблизно 10 років, силами прихожан.

Located on the former Soesterberg military airbase, directly adjacent to the former landing strip, the Dutch National Military Museum is being built.

Large, modern and fitted with the latest in air conditioning technologies. In 2012, construction work got underway on a new world class hospital on Maatweg in the Dutch city of Amersfoort. The building has since been handed over, and patients can now be better accommodated than at the old sites in Amersfoort.

Energy-conscious solution With regards to natural gas market price changes and environment awareness Municipality of Mezőberény decided to submit tender under Environment and Energy Operational Programme in order to replace their natural gas based heating system in their public institutions with heat distribution system based on thermal water.

“Move!” We are convinced, that sports, primarily mass sports and leisure time sports, have an emphasised role in Hungary today – both from a pedagogical and a medical point of view.