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Ground-breaking ceremony for the KELLER «Diamant»
News and PR from Keller (UK) Ltd - Published 14 November 2022
After an intensive planning period, the time has come.With the new six-story building, which will provide space for 350 workplaces, we continue to commit our attention to the company location in Winterthur.
This milestone at Kronaustrasse 7 was celebrated alongside the project team, the Strut Architekten, the city president Mike Künzle and all KELLER employees with Winti-Wurst and music.
This milestone at Kronaustrasse 7 was celebrated alongside the project team
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