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Groundbreaking ceremony for innovative office building | HORN Glass Industries

Date: 18 June 2019
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Date: 18 June 2019

A forward looking company like HORN Glass Industries has to keep its eyes open for innovative developments in a working world that is characterised by rapid changes and dynamics.

One part of the future strategy is the realisation of a new office building in Plößberg. The groundbreaking ceremony for this project took place on May 3rd 2019. 

60 employees will find a new vocational home in the complex. The furnishing is modern, prospective and barrier-free. Another important facet of the construction concept is the digital accessibility of all components. From the alarm system to the roller blinds - everything can be controlled via digital systems. 

Smaller office units, fitted for 2-3 people, instead of open-plan offices enable the teams to create a inspiring and productive working atmosphere. The project is scheduled to be finished till February 2020.

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