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#YearinReview LafargeHolcim people make life better for populations around the world through their work on huge building and infrastructure projects. #LafargeHolcim #cement #concrete #aggregates #buildingmaterials #roads

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#YearinReview August We are proud to have supported the #building of the new Quirónsalud hospital in Córdoba, Spain. More than 100 tonnes of dry mortar have gone into this showcase structure that combines beauty and functionality. #LafargeHolcim #cement #concrete #aggregates #buildingmaterials #drymortar

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#YearinReview Belgrade beltway is one of Serbia's biggest projects. The 70 km bypass will give the central infrastructure highway network direct access to neighboring countries and ease congestion. #LafargeHolcim #cement #concrete #aggregates #buildingmaterials #building #construction #buildingsolutions #infrastructure #bridge #bridges #yearinphotos

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#YearinReview Concrete may be the world’s most common building material, but in countries like Malawi, it’s bricks, fired in traditional clamp kilns. Malawians burn around 850,000 tons of fuelwood per year in the process of firing bricks. At this rate the entire country will be deforested in a generation and millions of tons of CO2 will be emitted into the atmosphere. There is a solution, and we call it Durabric. #LafargeHolcim #buildingmaterials #building #construction #buildingsolutions #SustainableConstruction #sustainablebuilding #homeownershipgoals #affordablehousing #bricks #brickwork #builders #builder #homebuilder #constructionsite #constructionworker #EnvironmentalEngineering #TeamWork #GoTeam #Building #BuildingMarterials #deforestation #enviornment #firebricks #co2emissions #socialimpact #ngo #malawi #yearinphotos

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#YearinReview CityLife is one of the most important urban redevelopment projects in Europe. The project presents a comprehensive vision for the future of urban life. Three iconic business towers and a shopping district live together with the biggest pedestrian area and the second-largest park in the city - all served by the new M5 metro line. Two of the three towers, the brand new shopping district and the new metro line have all been built with LafargeHolcim products by Holcim Italy. #LafargeHolcim #buildingmaterials #building #construction #buildingsolutions #infrastructure #urbanplanning #Innovation #Innovative #TeamWork #CityLife #UrbanArchitecture #UrbanLiving #Skyscraper #Tower #Concrete #Building #BuildingMarterials #Architecture #Concrete #Cement #zahahadidarchitects #StudioLeibskind #city #citylifemilano #milano #readymix #citylife #yearinphotos

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#YearinReview With a built area of 400,000 m² and more than 23,000 m² of #Ductal® facades, our materials help bring an architectural masterpiece to life: Africa’s largest mosque, Great Mosque of Algeria. The mosque combines modernity and authentic design, and its successful execution has depended on high-quality materials -- especially the facades. Ductal® was chosen for the facades around the minaret, the roofing of the dome of the prayer hall, the inner courtyard and the covering of the other buildings. The minaret facades employ an element of traditional Arabic architecture called mashrabiya that has been used since the Middle Ages. Mashrabiya involves an intricate latticework, and its motif both respects Islamic traditions and lends a unique identity to the mosque. These complex patterns require a delicate touch in both design and manufacturing: the mashrabiya could weigh no more than 65 kg/m². Thanks to Ductal®’s exceptional characteristics, it was possible to design very thin panels without passive reinforcement that also met the artist's expectations. #LafargeHolcim #cement #concrete #aggregates #buildingmaterials #building #construction #buildingsolutions #buildings #mosque #minaret #ductal #facades #facadesofbuildings #religiousbuilding #architecture #beautifulbuilding #yearinphotos

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#YearinReview The Lagos State Government, the fifth largest economy in Africa, began the rehabilitation and expansion of the Murtala Mohammed International Airport Road in Ikeja, Lagos, with help from Lafarge Africa. #LafargeHolcim #cement #concrete #aggregates #buildingmaterials #building #construction #buildingsolutions #infrastructure #roadbuilding #roadconstruction #asphalt #highways #airport #airports #teamwork #yearinphotos

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#YearinReview We proudly worked as the general contractor on Canada’s Highway 1 Lower Lynn Improvements project. This CAD 100 million investment will enhance a vital corridor for people and goods in the Vancouver area. As the world’s leading building materials company, our global network of experts has come together to develop solutions on every aspect of the project, from paving to soil treatments to using recycled waste. Our innovative materials and techniques are a key part of the solution, and we pay keen attention to sustainability. From top to bottom we live the commitment to quality for which we have long been known in the region. #LafargeHolcim #cement #concrete #aggregates #buildingmaterials #building #construction #buildingsolutions #infrastructure #roadbuilding #roadconstruction #asphalt #highways #canada #vancouver #yearinphotos

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#YearinReview April 🇰🇪 From its vast national parks to the quickly growing cities and ports, Kenya is a country of contrasts. Supporting the country’s development, as well as that of the region as a whole, requires innovative, sustainable building solutions that benefit people and the environment equally. Nairobi is the only capital city with a national park inside its city limits. Within walking distance of the busy downtown, on an area of over one-hundred square kilometers, a diverse population of lions, impala, giraffes and many other iconic African animals is just nearby. Many more people will soon have a chance to glimpse the park fauna from a distance that is safe for both humans and animals -- atop the recently finished super-bridge, which is part of the first phase of Africa’s largest infrastructure project, the Standard Gauge Rail (SGR) project. #LafargeHolcim #cement #concrete #aggregates #buildingmaterials #building #construction #rail #rails #railway #railways #commuting #infrastructure #bridge #bridges #trains #trainpassenger #traincommute #buildingsolutions #yearinphotos

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