sustainability and competitiveness in concrete market.
key players meet to face the challenge.
Promoters and Organizers
Congress Management Office
WELCOME TO
THE XVI ErMCO
CONGrESS
After 26 years, Italy will once again be the setting for the ERMCO International Congress, a
not-to-be-missed event for people all over the world who have an interest in any aspect of readymixed concrete.
Though concrete remains the most used construction material in the world, this position in
the market cannot taken for granted if the industry is unable to identify trends and anticipate
requests. Even in difficult economic times this “looking forward” must continue, especially in
the depths of the current recession in the construction industry, whose full effects are being felt
exactly now. The situation is difficult for everybody, our competitors are moving, and our own
market share has to be defended and increased by continuous improvement of the quality of our
product and of our services.
To identify the threats and challenges of the situation, the European ready-mixed concrete
industry meets in Verona for objective analysis of the ups and downs it is currently called upon
to tackle. The meeting is focused on attempts to identify a way ahead to recovery based on a
variety of aspects - from the rationalisation of company organisation, to development of addedvalue products, to the identification of further market openings for concrete, whose multi-faceted
nature must be exploited. These themes and comparisons will be discussed by internationally
renowned experts and sector representatives.
We are sure Verona in June 2012 will be seen as an important moment for our industry and will
also be the occasion to meet again to strengthen old friendships and make new ones.
President - Ermco
Andrea Bolondi
President - Ance
Paolo Buzzetti
President - Atecap
Silvio Sarno
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OrGaNIZErS
ErMCO, EurOPEaN rEady MIXEd
CONCrETE OrGaNIZaTION,
is the federation of national associations
for the ready-mixed concrete industry
in europe. in co-operation with other
industrial partners of the concrete industry,
ermco seek to assist the development
and adoption of concrete solutions based
on the european codes and standards
for the design and execution of concrete
structures. ermco represents
the ready-mixed concrete industry on cen
and other relevant european committees,
particularly in the fields of standardization,
certification and the environment.
in response to the demand for industry-led
activities, ermco, through its committees
activities, is playing a significant role
in establishing realistic standards for concrete
manufacture quality control and environment
protection.
Italian Members are :
aTECaP, Economic-Technical Association of Ready-mixed
Concrete. ATECAP is an independent, non-profit Association based
in Rome. ATECAP was founded in 1991 and represents ready-mixed
concrete companies in Italy: 250 companies, 750 concrete plants,
5000 workers, 20 million cubic meters produced per years. ATECAP
provides a qualified consultancy service to its members and also acts
as a hub for information on legal, economic and technical issues that
are related to the concrete industry.
and
aNCE, National Association of Builders. ANCE is the National
Association of private construction contractors, active in public
works, residential and industrial building. It represents 20 Regional
Organisations, 102 Provincial Associations and 20,000 Construction
Companies of any specialization and dimension. ANCE and its
local Associations safeguard the construction industry vis a vis the
Government and Parliament, through its lobbying activity. Besides
ANCE dialogues with political, social and cultural Institutions.
VErONaFIErE, organizational and logistical partner of the
event, is the leading Italian Exhibitions Organizer and one of the
major exhibition centers in Europe, with a portfolio of international
specialized events including Samoter (International triennial
earthmoving and building machinery exhibition), Marmomacc
(Exhibition of Stone, design and technology), Vinitaly (the wine
world largest event), Agricultural Fair and Horse Fair.
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PrOGraMME
THurSday 21 JuNE
SESSION 1
Chairman: a. Bolondi
regisTraTions
8,30 - 9,00 Reception CANGRANDE
our markeT, our cusTomers, our proDucT
Hour
Title
Speaker
Organization
Welcome aDDresses
9,00 - 9,30 E. Riello (President, Veronafiere), A. Bolondi (President, ERMCO),
After a presentation of the European Commission policy to improve
the competitiveness of the construction market, the current European
situation is examined from both the construction and suppliers’ points
of view. Information about the evolution of the ready mixed concrete
market inside and outside Europe is provided. The session continues
focusing on how concrete has been central to the development
of towns, industries and infrastructures worldwide. Special contributions
are brought by national experts on the benefits of using added value
functional concrete and how to achieve when building with concrete.
9,30
Construction 2020: strategy for sustainable
competitiveness of the construction market
in Europe
V. Leoz Argüelles
EU COMMISSION
9,45
The construction market in Europe
T. Schleicher
FIEC
10,00
The construction market in Europe:
the suppliers’ point of view
W. Nussbaumer
MAPEI
10,15
Evolution of rmc in Europe
F. Biasioli
ERMCO
speakers
10,30
Evolution of rmc in Latin America
M. Lascarro
FIHP
S. Sarno (President, ATECAP), P. Buzzetti (President, ANCE),
G. Squinzi (President, Confindustria Italy), F. Tosi (Mayor of Verona),
G. Miozzi (President of the Province of Verona), L. Zaia (President of the Veneto Region)
Mr. Leoz Argüelles. Head of
the Construction Unit of the EU
Commission Directorate-General
for Enterprise and Industry.
Mr. Kulkarni. Principle
Consultant to the Ready Mixed
Concrete Manufacturers’
Association of India RMCMA.
10,45
Evolution of rmc in the USA
R. Garbini
NRMCA
11,00
Evolution of rmc in India and Middle East
V. Kulkarni
RMCMA
Mr. Schleicher. Vice President
of the European Construction
Industry Federation FIEC.
Mr. Eldgard. Managing Director
of “brilliant building”, a joint
project of the concrete and
masonry industry in Norway.
coffee break - start 11,15 end 11,45
11,45
Concrete develops the society
J. Eldegard
BYGGUTENGRENSER
Mr. Emborg. Professor, PhD,
RnD Manager at Betongindustri,
Sweden.
12,00
Concrete with added value:
the Swedish concept
M. Emborg
BETONGINDUSTRI
12,15
Getting excellence when building
with concrete
V. Waller
UNIBETON
Mr. Nussbaumer. Director Liquid
Admixtures of Mapei S.p.A.
Mr. Biasioli. Secretary General
of the European Ready Mixed
Organization ERMCO.
Mr. Lascarro. Secretary General
of the Ibero American Federation
of Ready Mixed Concrete FIHP.
Mr. Garbini. President of the U.S.
National Ready Mixed Concrete
Association NRMCA.
Mr. Waller. Director of Quality
at Unibéton, the French readymixed concrete company of
Italcementi Group.
buffet lunch - start 12,30 end 13,45
SESSION 3
SESSION 2
Chairman: S. Tosterud
The challenge for sustainability
Hour Title Speaker Organization
Operating a rmc company
Today Sustainability is a key factor in construction. The concrete
industry is providing knowledge of solutions for a sustainable built
environment and is committed to exploring ways of improving
sustainable production. The demand for Environmental Product
Declarations (EPD) is increasing and our industry is reacting
accordingly.
13,45
Sustainability indicators
T. Harrison
ERMCO
14,00
Certifications for sustainability in manufacturing and Application
of Ready-mixed Concrete
R. Garbini
NRMCA
14,15
Ready-mixed concrete: the all-in-one sustainable material
A. Jordachescu APBR
14,30
UK concrete industry sustainable construction strategy
C. Clear
MPA
Our businesses have to find optimized logistic solutions in the
global construction industry. This is a key factor for competitiveness
and improved customer service. This session will focus on how
this challenge is successfully met by developing logistic models.
Examples of different solutions from different countries will be
presented, together with the latest technical evolutions in concrete
equipment. The technical and marketing scenarios for concrete
machinery will be assessed world wide and will take into account
the financial crises in western markets and the booming market in
construction equipment in China.
14,45
BeTie: the French EDP tool
J.M. Potier
SNBPE
15,00
Sustainability and market
G. Marchese
CALCESTRUZZI
Speakers
Mr. Harrison. A Consultant and Visiting Industrial Professor to the
University of Dundee, he is Chairman of the ERMCO Environmental
and Technical Committee.
Mr. Jordachescu. PhD Civil Engineer, Professor at University
of Architecture and Urbanism “Ion Mincu” in Bucharest, Romania.
In 2005 became Executive Director of Romanian Ready-Mixed
Concrete Association.
Mr. Clear. Technical Director of the British Ready-Mixed Concrete
Association. He held technical and marketing roles for Civil and Marine
Slag Cement Limited between 1989 and 2003 before returning to the
British Cement Association as Research Manager.
Mr. Potier. Civil Engineer, he worked as Technical Manager in
concrete road construction in France and as Civil Engineering sales
manager for Vicat cement France.
Mr. Marchese. Director Technologies and Quality at Calcestruzzi, the
Italian ready-mixed concrete company of Italcementi Group.
Mrs. J. Garbini. Executive Director of the RMC Research & Education
Foundation, representative the Ready-mixed concrete industry on the
Research Advisory Council for the Concrete Sustainability Hub (CSH)
at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
15,15
A multi-discipline approach J. Garbini
to quantifying concrete sustainability
Coffee break start 15,30 end 15,45
RMC Research
& Education
Foundation
Speakers
Mr. Velandia. Civil Engineer he is author of one book, conferences
and journal papers. After research experience in different companies
(British Petroleum and Corus Group Steel, UK) he is currently
Technical Development Chief Engineer in Concretos Argos,
Colombia.
Mr. Cipolla. CEO of Cifa S.p.A., a company of Zoomlion Group.
He started his career in 1992 in Cifa Technical Department. Before
becoming CEO he covered the position of Cifa Technical Director,
with responsibility to manage both the Technical Department and the
R&D activities.
Mr. Borroni . Operation and Plant Design Director for Unical,
part of Buzzi Unicem Group. He joined the company in 1994, coming
from the mechanical engineering industry, and has played different
roles as Area Manager, Northern Italy Manager and Production and
Applications Manager.
Mr. Brambati. After a period in a worldwide leading earth moving
manufacturer, he then joined CIFA, where after experiences in the
Sales and After Sales Departments he became Marketing Manager.
He is today the Strategic Marketing Director in the Business Unit
Concrete of Zoomlion Group.
Mr. Garrecht. Past Professor at the Chair of Building Materials,
Building Physics and Building Chemistry at the Technische Universität
Darmstadt. Since April 2012 he is Professor at the University of
Stuttgart and Director of the Institut für Wekstoffe im Bauwesen (IWB)
and the Material Testing Institute University of Stuttgart.
Mr. Uçar. Director of Turkish Ready Mixed Concrete Association
The Economic Enterprise of KGS (3rd party certification body). He
graduated from Bosphorus University Civil Engineering Department
in 2000 he finished his MSc degree about construction materials in
the same department. He has been working in TRMCA since 2001.
He is a lead auditor in most of the system and product certification
schemes.
Mr. Assbrock. Managing Director of the Germany Ready-Mixed
Concrete Association (BTB), Berlin.
Chairman: P. Polakovic
Friday 22 June - Session 4
Chairman: T. Harrison
Hour Title Speaker Organization
Standard, Techniques and Solutions
Speakers
Hour Title Speaker 15,45
Operational Planning in Ready-mixed concrete business
D. Velandia
ARGOS
Revision of EN 206
R. Breitenbuecher CEN TC104/SC1
M. Borroni
UNICAL
9,15
LCA to use recycled aggregates in concrete production
A. Braunschweig E2 Management
FPC control up to the customer’s gate
Mr. Breitenbuecher. Former Head of the Central Laboratory
for Building Materials in Philipp Holzmann AG, Frankfurt, since
2003 he has been Professor and Head of the Institute for Building
Materials at Ruhr-University in Bochum.
9,00
16,00
16,15
Real time measurement of fresh concrete H. Garrecht
consistence during transport
UNIVERSITY
OF STUTTGART
9,30
Crack free concrete floors
R. Troli
ENCO
O. Assbrock
BTB
Admixtures, essential components of sustainable concrete
EFCA
Electronic delivery ticket for rmc
9,45
R. Magarotto
16,30
A more technical session will tackle the topics of standardization
and technical solutions to optimize the performance of concrete.
New methods of recycling returned concrete will be presented
together with solutions to minimize operational costs. The session
will examine the additional task we are facing today – that of
designing equipment which can minimize these costs and maximize
the flexibility of the production process to cope with the currently
difficult and unpredictable concrete market.
16,45
Technical evolution in concrete machinery
D. Cipolla
CIFA
10,00
Zero impact recycling of returned concrete
G. Ferrari
MAPEI
17,00
New market challenges for concrete machinery
M. Brambati
CIFA
10,15
Flowable fibre reinforced concrete
T. Hammer SINTEF
BASF
Total Quality System for a rmc company: a Turkish experience
S. Uçar
THBB
Opportunities and challenges for sustainable concrete
J. Kluegge
17,15
10,30
17,30 DAY END
Wine tasting 17,30 - 19,00 Catering Area
“Walk around” wine tasting courtesy of Mapei in cooperation with Vinitaly, Interational Wine and
Spirit Exhibition
Congress dinner 19,00 - 22,30 Congress Area
Official Congress Dinner
Mr. Braunschweig. Since 1998 Managing Partner of E2. Research,
a consulting company on sustainability oriented strategies and
management. He is also teaching on Environmental Management
and Eco-balances at several universities and is author or co-author
of numerous papers on these themes.
Mr. Troli. Research civil Engineer and Technical Director of Enco,
he is the author or co-author of numerous papers in the field of
concrete technology, chemical and mineral admixtures.
Organization
Mrs. Magarotto. Since 2008, Director of Development of the
European Business Unit Admixture Systems of BASF Construction
Chemicals.
Coffee break start 10,45 end 11,15
Nanozized cellulose fibrils: a new generation stabilizer for concrete
J.E. Teirfolk
UPM
Mr. Ferrari. He is Senior Researcher at MAPEI, Italy, and author
of several scientific publications, textbooks and patents in the
field of concrete additives, modelling of cement hydration and
environmental sciences.
11,15
11,30
Minimizing operational costs, maximizing flexibility
F. Furlani
SIMEM
S. Tosterud
UNICON
T. Akakin
THBB
Mr. Hammer. Senior Scientist at SINTEF Building and
Infrastructure, Trondheim, Norway, expert in material properties
of concrete, particularly early age cracking, high-performance
concrete, lightweight aggregate concrete and self-compacting
concrete. He is currently manager of COIN – Concrete Innovation
Centre at SINTEF.
Mr. Kluegge. In BASF Construction Chemical for more than 7 years
in different R&D positions in Asia and Europe, currently he is Head
of Marketing Ready-Mixed Europe in Zurich, Switzerland.
Mr. Teirfolk. Senior Advisor at UPM Kymmene Corporation
Mr. Furlani. Managing Director of SIMEM, a company dealing
with concrete mixing systems and environmental systems for water
treatment.
Conclusions
11,45
Congress papers’ overview
ERMCO 2015
12,00
Presentation ERMCO 2015
Congress Official Closing
Social program
21,15Arena di Verona
90th opening of the Opera Festival, Don Giovanni (W.A. Mozart)
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SPONSOrS
& EXHIBITOrS’ LIST
DIAMOND SPONSOR
PLATINUM SPONSOR
GOLDEN SPONSOR
CIFA SPA
BASF CONSTRUCTION
CHEMICALS EUROPE AG
SIKA SERVICES AG CODE
Senago (MI), Italy
via Stati Uniti d’America 26
tel. +39 02 990131
[email protected]
www.cifa.com
Production
Machines for concrete
processing and transport.
MAPEI SPA
Milano (MI), Italy
via Cafiero 22
tel. +39 02 376731
[email protected]
www.mapei.it
Production
Adhesives - Sealants Chemical products for building.
Zurich, Switzerland
Vulkanstrasse 110
tel. +41 589582357
[email protected]
www.basf.com
Production
BASF’s Construction Chemicals division is
the leading supplier of chemical systems
and formulations for the construction
industry. Continuous innovation and tailormade solutions ensure its customers are
more successful. Its Admixture Systems
business unit specifically helps customers
in the ready-mix, precast, manufactured
concrete and underground construction
industries. The Construction Systems unit
offers a wide range of products for sports
and industrial flooring, external renders
and wall insulation, expansion joints, wood
preservatives as well as specialist repair
mortars, tile adhesives and waterproofing
membranes.
Zurich, Switzerland
Tuffenwies 16
tel. +41 0584364135
[email protected]
www.sika.com
Production
Sika is a leader in processing materials used
in sealing, bonding, damping, reinforcing and
protecting load-bearing structures. Sika’s
product range features high-quality concrete
admixtures, specialty mortars, sealants
and adhesives, damping and reinforcing
materials, structural strengthening systems,
industrial flooring as well as roofing and
waterproofing systems.
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EXHIBITOrS’ LIST
(aLPHaBETICaL OrdEr)
BOVIAR SRL
CPI WOLRDWIDE
ELETTRONDATA SRL
Lainate (MI), Italy
via Rho 56
tel. +39 081 7583566
[email protected]
www.boviar.com
www.quickbeton.com
Cologne, Germany
Industriestrasse 180
tel. +49 2236 962390
[email protected]
www.cpi-worldwide.com
Spezzano Di Fiorano (MO),
Italy
via Del Canaletto 77/79
tel. +39 0536 1840500
[email protected]
www.elettrondata.it
Production
Calibrated form in plastic for
packaging cement mix cubic
test pieces, measuring and
monitoring instrumentation and
systems for Civil Engineering.
CONTROLS
Cernusco S/N (MI), Italy
via Aosta 6
tel. +39 02 921841
[email protected]
www.controlsgroup.net
Production
Testing Equipment for
the Construction Industry.
Production
Trade journals for the Concrete
Industry.
DRAGFLOW SRL
Production
Batching plants.
EUROMECC SRL
Villafranca (VR), Italy
via Pasubio 40
tel. +39 045 6304521
info@dragflow.it
www.dragflow.it
Misterbianco (CT), Italy
S.S. 192 Km 79 (EN-CT)
tel. +39 095 7130011
[email protected]
www.euromecc.com
Production
Submersible pumps for heavy
duties and dredging systems.
Production
Batching plants, precast plants,
plants for cement mixture and
rcc production, silos and marine
terminals for cement, mixers,
concrete recycling systems,
conveyor belts, shiploaders.
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ISTRICE – FIBRES TO
CONCRETE
LE OFFICINE RIUNITE
UDINE SPA
LIEBHERRMISCHTECHNIK GMBH
MIGHTY SHIELD
INDUSTRIES SDN BHD
San Cesario sul Panaro (MO)
Italy
via del Lavoro 10
tel. +39 059 921462
info@fibreistrice.com
www.fibreistrice.com
Basaldella di Campoformido
(UD), Italy
via S. Caterina 35
tel. +39 0432 563911
[email protected]
www.imergroup.com
Bad Schussenried, Germany
Im Elchgrund 12
tel. +49 7583949282
[email protected]
www.liebherr.com
Production
Structural polymer fibers for
concrete reinforcement. The
use of ISTRICE structural
polymer fibers opens new
frontiers in the construction
sector, substituting or reducing
metallic reinforcement and
guaranteeing evident savings,
both in economic terms and in
practical use.
Production
Concrete production, transport
and distribution machines.
Klang
Malaysia
Batu 6½, Jalan Bukit
Kemuning, lot 6018
tel. +603 51625780
[email protected]
www.mightyshield.com.my
LEYCO CHEMISCHE
LEYDE GMBH
Cologne, Germany
Industriestrasse 155
tel. +49 2236966000
[email protected]
www.leyde.com
Production
Construction chemicals &
cleaning products for the
industrial and commercial sector.
Production
Stationary horizontal and
vertical concrete plants, for
mobile horizontal concrete
plants, mixer systems (750-4.500
I filling capacity), twin-shaft
mixers (3.375-9.000 I filling
capacity), mixer high pressure
cleaning system, control systems,
measuring systems for moisture,
temperature and consistence,
requirement modification point
for pre-cast plants, concrete
recycling systems, truck mixer
(5-15 m3) optional with transport
conveyor.
Production
PP fibres, steel fibres, pvc layflat
hose, hdpe refuse chute.
OCMER IMPIANTI SRL
Campogalliano (MO), Italy
Ponte Alto 3
tel. +39 059 526023
[email protected]
www.ocmer-impianti.it
Production
Concrete batching plantsenvironmentally friendly plants.
SIMEM SRL
UPM-KYMMENE OYJ
Minerbe (VR), Italy
viale dell’Industria 24
tel. +39 0442 640014
[email protected]
www.simem.com
Espoo, Finland
Tekniikantie 2C
tel. +358405853831
[email protected]
www.upm.com/fibrilcellulose
Production
Mixers and concrete batching
plants, water treatment and
industrial solid waste treatment
plants.
SKAKO CONCRETE
Faaborg, Denmark
Bygmestervej 2
tel. +45 63616100
[email protected]
Www.Skako.Com
Production
Equipment, plants and
technologies designed for
production of concrete, readymix and precast.
Production
UPM is a global player in wood
fiber processing and know-how.
UPM Biofibrils is a product
family consisting of micro and
nanosized cellulose fibrils acting
as a new generation stabilizer for
the concrete industry.
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PaLaEXPO
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CONGrESS CENTrE
OuTdOOr arEa
INdOOr arEa
Congress Management Office
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PrOGraMME
FOr aCCOMPaNyING PErSONS
THurSday 21 JuNE
AFTERNOON
Guided visit to the historic centre of Verona
(departure from Veronafiere Congress Centre)
19,00 - 22,30
Official Congress Dinner,
Veronafiere Congress Centre
FrIday 22 JuNE
FULL DAY
Tour of Lake Garda and Valpolicella
(departure from Veronafiere Congress Centre)
21,15
Arena di Verona
the 90th Opera Festival 2012 opens with
the performance of Don Giovanni,
a playful drama in 2 Acts by W. Amadeus Mozart
uSEFuL LINKS
XVI Ermco Congress:
www.ermcocongress2012.com
Verona Airport:
www.aeroportoverona.it
tel. +39 045.8095666
Italian Railway:
www.trenitalia.com
Taxi Verona:
www.radiotaxiverona.it
tel. +39 045.532666
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VErONa: a WOrLd HErITaGE CITy
Verona is a city of many layers, where ancient Romans, medieval
nobles, Venetian signori, Napoleon, and Austrian Hapsburgs, have
woven a rich tapestry of art, architecture, and history throughout
its urban fabric. The city’s great appeal lies in the fact that, from its
historic centre to the banks of the Adige River, it is both a bustling,
modern northern Italian city and a living testament to Verona’s
glorious past.
Begin your exploration of Verona in the centrally located Piazza Brà,
where the enormous Arena, a Roman amphitheatre from the first
century A.D., is located. To this day, the Arena still hosts the 22,000
spectators attending the prestigious, annual opera season held there
each summer. Located nearby are the Palazzo Barbieri and Palazzo
della Gran Guardia. Along the Liston, an elegant pink marble
sidewalk that borders one side of Piazza Brà, and along the Via
Mazzini, Verona’s most elegant shopping avenue, the Veronesi enjoy
a daily, ritual stroll called the passeggiata. At the end of Via Mazzini
sits one of the city’s most famous monuments, Casa di Giulietta,
home of Juliet, Shakespeare’s tragic heroine.
A short distance away, on the site of the ancient Roman forum,
you will find Piazza delle Erbe, now home to a local market and
surrounded by buildings and towers dating from the 12th-17th
centuries. The Madonna Verona, a fountain found in its centre, is a
symbol of the city. Passing underneath an unusual archway (a large
rib hangs down from its main arch) you enter Piazza dei Signori, the
former seat of the medieval Scaligier reign (the della Scala family
palace is found at one end of the piazza). Adjacent, you will see the
beautiful Arche Scaligere, sepulchral monuments of Cangrande della
Scala and his family.
The characteristic via Sottoriva takes you to the banks of the Adige
and the church of Sant’ Anastasia, a repository of medieval and
Renaissance works of art. On the other side of the river, just across
the Roman bridge Ponte Pietra, rises the Teatro Romano, the Roman
theatre. Continuing further along the river embankment, you will
come upon Verona’s cathedral, the Duomo, whose harmonious
Gothic interior complements the priceless altarpiece by Titian
located inside.
The wide loop of the river that encloses the historical city
centre ends at a remarkably well-preserved medieval castle, the
Castelvecchio, a 14th century work of the Scaligeri, and home to an
important local art museum. Further down the river, the itinerary
concludes at the Basilica di San Zeno one of the most beautiful and
important Romanesque churches in northern Italy. Masterpieces
such as the bronze panels of the main portal and Andrea Mantegna’s
triptych found at the high altar are indicative of an important period
of artistic flourishing in the city.
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PrOMOTErS aNd OrGaNIZErS
ERMCO
ATECAP
ANCE
European Ready-Mixed
Concrete Organization
Boulevard du Souverain, 68
1170 Brussels - Belgium
Technical-Economic Pre-Fabricated
Concrete Association
Via Barberini 68
00187 Rome - Italy
National Association of Building Constructors
Via G.A. Guattani 16/18
00161 Rome - Italy
[email protected] www.ermco.eu
[email protected]
www.atecap.it
[email protected]
www.ance.it
congress management office
Viale del lavoro, 8 • 37135 Verona - italy
tel. +39 045 8298145 • +39 045 8298133
Sponsor & exhibitor info
tel. +39 045 8298133
[email protected]
www.ermcocongress2012.com
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