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The latest issue of concepts by HOCHTIEF, the company's multi-award-winning client magazine, is once again available online on the Internet. As in the past, you can comfortably go through the virtual pages by mouse click. The entire content is available and an intuitive zoom function makes it as easy to read the text as it is to read the magazine itself. Navigation is easy and can be learned quickly.

But concepts online can do even more: Some of the high-quality photographs, videos and quotes that could not be included in the magazine for reasons of space, are also available online. As always, the contents are diverse and exciting. This time, concepts shows what's the dongle doing in the armory. And the steel disk in the hospital. All we're going to tell you right now is that the disk is a steel element in a triple pendulum bearing. There are 172 of these pendulum bearings at the Mills-Peninsula Medical Center near San Francisco, built by Turner Construction. It is fitted with every technical refinement so that it can withstand even the strongest earthquake.

Find out more about it–and the secret of the dongle–in the latest issue of the Group magazine. It also takes you deep into the corridors of the Northrhine-Westphalian State Criminal Investigation Bureau, and high up to the world's most spectacular bridge projects. In an interview, Dr. Frank Stieler reveals how he feels about his first 100 days as HOCHTIEF CEO, and where his focus will be in future.

Find out for yourself! concepts gives the reader an entertaining close-up of the HOCHTIEF brand in action in the real world–and there are plenty of surprises along the way as well. Experience the wonders of architecture and find out what lies behind complex construction-related services–in even more dimensions.

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Edition 02/2011