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The larger, more pompous and older, the more impressive sacred buildings are. But our top 5 have even more to offer.

In the U2 17-21 consortium, PORR is expanding the Vienna underground line U2. For a video shoot, we transformed the impressive construction sites into a unique stage.

PORR is turning the Elisabethinen Hospital in Graz into a hybrid timber building. And all while the hospital continues to operate.

20 kilometres of asphalt paving – from milling to road marking – in 192 hours. Yes, it’s possible, as PORR Verkehrswegebau proved on the A3 motorway. With passion and digital tools.

The adventure in the Sudetes Mountains lasted 1,440 days. The construction of the lmost technically challenging section of the S3 has tested PORR’s pioneering spirit in Poland time and time again.

Generating 3D models from point clouds, walking through virtual construction sites and projecting tunnels into rooms. New technologies open up new opportunities - for PORR and our customers.

Some museums are as interesting on the outside as they are on the inside. At least for those interested in architecture. And these are our top 3.

Some buildings are so colourful that they make their surroundings look gray. Here are our top 3.

Some buildings tell stories from the past. That is why it is so important to preserve them for the future.

Harald Hobacher, head of the timber engineering department, explains why wood is so effective in hybrid structures, and how it makes projects particularly Green and Lean.

Architecture is always based on the available building area. But sometimes human ingenuity overcomes nature.

The LeopoldQuartier in Vienna is being built using a timber-hybrid construction method. And Green and Lean through and through - in construction and operation. One key to success: good cooperation.

There are buildings that don't even exist. At least that's what you might think. Whether crooked, squashed or upside down - the buildings in our top 5 are real. Well, almost.

PORR is building a new mountain station and viewing tower on the Titlis glacier in Switzerland. Even ice and snow can't stop us.

From mushrooms to popcorn - research is constantly testing new building materials. And while they are unlikely to replace steel and concrete any time soon, it is worth taking a look outside the box.