Translation of "Nüssli" in English

Hakan Dagci and Josef Nafgeli from Nussli speak about the construction.

Nüssli from Roth (near Nuremberg) is responsible for project management and construction.

The company was founded in 1941 by Heini Nüssli (1919–2011) as a carpentry workshop in Hüttwilen, Switzerland.

As Heusser and Nüssli explained in a TV interview, the goal was to use the means of art to create a "counterweight to the xenophobic, million-dollar campaign" of the Swiss People's Party.

NÃ1?4ssli uses the events to position itself as a reliable partner for temporary construction with a local office.

One major project in Kazakhstan is the World's Fair 2017; NÃ1?4ssli implemented the exhibition pavilions for China, UK, Shell, Air Astana and the Vatican.

It is now a matter of evaluating the business potential of temporary construction, in order to decide whether Kazakhstan offers NÃ1?4ssli further opportunities.

With its temporary and modular event buildings, NÃ1?4ssli helps to ensure unforgettable sports, cultural and business events all over the world.

The enterprise Nüssli (Switzerland) AG as subcontractor of GL – Events has assigned us to the project leadership of the construction of these extraordinary grandstands.

Last September, a team of 22 Nüssli staff began building the VIP grandstand, an impressive structure weighing 150 tonnes and capable of seating 570 people.

Carsten Nadler, Key Account at NÃ1?4ssli, talks about his experiences in the Russian and Kazakh market.Â

Isabel Bürgin also designs products and collections for the industry and collaborates with other designers such as Kuno Nüssli, aka kunotechnik, with whom she created the chaise-longue grazia in 2009.

Carsten Nadler has been with NÃ1?4ssli since 2015 and is responsible as Key Account for customers in the areas of pavilions, museums and exhibition stands.

They include the construction of the VIP grandstand, which this year has been entrusted to the Nüssli Group, a company specialising in the construction of temporary structures for major international events.

NÃ1?4ssli was attracted to Russia and Kazakhstan by the Olympic Games in Sochi 2014, the Swimming World Cup in Kazan 2015 and the World's Fair Astana 2017.

We land with you on the glacier in the eternal ice and serve an aperitif with Prosecco, beer, nuts and chips in front of a magnificent high-alpine backdrop.

Nüssli (Schweiz) AG asked us to manage the assembly of the extension under these extraordinary conditions.

As a leading global provider of temporary buildings for sports, cultural and business events, international large-scale events are of great importance to NÃ1?4ssli.

The attempt seemed hopeless until an apprentice commented (in the most beautiful Swiss-German dialect, which I cannot copy): “You would have to slide into the little nut like a little worm and open it from the inside”.

Since NÃ1?4ssli was founded in 1941, the Swiss company has been developing technically advanced, well-tested building systems, which form the framework for sports and cultural events as well as for business events of all kinds and sizes.

Schmidhuber is responsible for the pavilion's spatial concept, its architecture and general planning and Nüssli for project management and construction.

After arriving in Reichenau and changing back into your civil clothes we will offer you a Happy Landing Apero (soft drinks, nuts or biscuits), before your bike guide will return to pick you up by car and deliver you back to Flims.

Thereafter, the Swiss based corporation Nussli, one of the world's most renowned planners and constructors of temporary grandstand systems, was charged with a feasibility study.

During the construction phase, for which the Nüssli Company was responsible, the pavilion already conveyed sustainable and creative approaches that echoed the issues raised by the World Exposition. The modern steel and membrane design makes it possible to create an extremely light construction with a resulting reduction in material usage.