NUSSLI Group
NUSSLI plans, rents out, sells and constructs temporary or permanent infrastructures for events, trade fairs and exhibitions of any kind. Modular grandstands, stages and platforms are among NUSSLI's core competences. The company has also made a name for itself with regards to the construction of pavilions, trade fair stands and halls.
Innovative solutions paired with exceptional speed, quality and reliability are the keywords in NUSSLI's daily work.
Modular Stadium and Stadium Expansions
NUSSLI offers complete, modularly constructed grandstands - with or without roofing - for rent or purchase. Other options include hire-purchase or leasing models. Modular grandstand systems and stadium constructions are much sought after - as temporary or permanent solutions. Many football clubs have long since adopted the NUSSLI concept. A great advantage here is the fast response and installation times - but also the competitive prices are an important factor for clubs and organizational committees. And that all modular grandstand solutions are tailor-made to suit client requirements is a matter of course. NUSSLI offers customized integrated products and services for stadium construction and stadium expansion - from the initial planning to contruction and later removal.
NUSSLI Relies on Steel Tube Grandstands
Modular stadium construction is a topic that makes a lot of football clubs sit up and listen. More often than not, clubs will only know around the end of May of each year, in which league they will be playing during the coming season. With only a few weeks to spare, FA requirements must be satisfied and additional capacities provided.
Some clubs have already begun using steel tube-based grandstands in order to save costs. The first of these was Vfl Wolfsburg. During the mid-1990ies, the success of the club based in the hometown of VW in Lower Saxony grew faster than the stadium's infrastructure could follow. A fast increase in seating capacity was necessary to meet the requirements of the German Football Association (DFB). The construction of a traditional concrete grandstand was simply not feasible within the available time. The solution here was a steel tube-based grandstand, which was used for the first time at the Vfl stadium on Elsterweg. Many more clubs followed in the footsteps of Wolfsburg: Energie Cottbus, Mainz 05, TuS Koblenz, St. Pauli, Carl Zeiss Jena, Hannover 96, SV Sandhausen and Wacker Burghausen. They all put their trust in the steel tube-based grandstand constructions by NUSSLI. Even entire arenas - like the home grounds of SV Wehen-Wiesbaden - could now be completed as modular constructions in just four months.
Sophisticated Logistics and Versatile Construction Systems
Flexible and efficient organization, sophisticated logistics, versatile construction systems and next generation planning systems make NUSSLI solutions absolutely unique. Inspection reports and international licenses prove that the modular construction systems comply with the strictest safety requirements anywhere in the world. In short: Safety is top priority. Over the past decades, own developments combined with tried-and-tested construction methods and logistics concepts have provided the basis for professional NUSSLI solutions, and have made NUSSLI synonymous for top-quality solutions in the sector for modular construction.
At Home Around the Globe
We have numerous offices covering our core markets in Western Europe and the United States. Our worldwide network of agents, partners and suppliers allows us to
adapt our local as well as international services to the specific requirements of our clients. We involve local resources and form appropriate structures wherever in the world a project is ready for implementation.
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NUSSLI Group
Hauptstrasse 36
CH-8536 Hüttwilen
Tel.: +41 52 748 22 11
Fax: +41 52 748 22 00
E-Mail: huettwilen@nussli.com
NÜSSLI (Deutschland) GmbH
Rothgrund 6
D-91154 Roth (Nürnberg)
Tel.: +49 9171 976 30
Fax: +49 9171 9763 50
E-Mail: roth@nussli.com
NÜSSLI (Austria) GmbH
Traklstraße 19
A- 4600 Wels
Tel.: +43 7242 224012 71
Fax: +43 7242 224012 78
E-Mail: wels@nussli.com
Internet: www.nussli.com
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Out-of-the-ordinary projects are our daily business. |
• Roofed Grandstand SV Sandhausen, 2012, Germany
A fully clad and roofed grandstand with 2,500 seats and three camera towers was constructed for the German soccer club SV Sandhausen in 2008. After the club had secured a place in the 2nd Bundesliga in 2012, and additional grandstand with standing room for 1,200 spectators was added.
• Stadium Expansion Wiener Neustadt, 2009, Austria
SC Magna Wiener Neustadt was fighting for a place in the Bundesliga at the end of the season. The existing football stadium had to be extended by 2,100 seats for the last few home games.
• Empire Field Stadium, Vancouver 2010, Canada
NUSSLI constructed the modular stadium for the BC Lions in just three months - just in time for the first home game. The stadium comprises a total of 27,500 seats. The modular stadium was created as an interim solution for the BC Lions and the
Vancouver Whitecaps during the general overhaul of their home stadium BC Place.
• FIFA World Cup 2010, Stadium Expansion Cape Town, South Africa
NUSSLI expanded the newly constructed World Cup stadium in Cape Town by around 13,000 seats for the FIFA World Cup. Its capacity was therefore increased from 52,000 to 65,000 seats.
• Stadium Expansion Los Cármenes, Granada 2011, Spain
NUSSLI expanded the home stadium Los Cármenes of Granada's football club by 3,088 additional seats. The aim was to allow more fans to watch the premier league club first hand during the 2011-2012 season. The
additional grandstands had to be integrated into the gaps between the existing grandstands.
• Ernst Abbe Stadium Expansion for FC Carl Zeiss Jena, Jan. 2009, Germany
Expansion of the stadium capacity for the match FC Carl Zeiss Jena vs. Schalke 04 by 4,500 grandstand seats, 2,500 of which were roofed.
• Expansion of the Khalifa Stadium in Doha, 2008, Qatar
Expansion of the stadium by an additional 3,500 seats with three grandstands and the construction of twelve commentator boxes; planning and production took only three weeks to complete.
• Omega's Sponsor Pavilion, Summer Olympics 2008 in Beijing, China
Detailed planning, implementation, and technical operation of the watch manufacturer’s exclusive two-storey showroom.
• Roofed Grandstand FC St. Pauli von 1910 e.V., 2008, Germany
A fully clad and roofed grandstand with 2,600 seats was constructed as an extension of the existing standing area on the north side for German soccer club FC St. Pauli von 1910 e.V. in 2008.
• BRITA Arena SV Wehen-Wiesbaden, 2007, Germany
Project planning and construction of the entire BRITA Arena for SV Wehen-Wiesbaden. The modular soccer stadium with approx. 13,000 seats, sky boxes, press and catering areas, was completed in just four months.
• FC Energie Cottbus, 2007 – 2008, Germany
The newly constructed grandstands for FC Energie Cottbus, which featured 8,000 roofed standing places on the north side and 2,300 seats and 3,200 standing places on the south side, link the existing grandstands in the west and east to form an arena. Construction began in mid-June 2007 and 2008 respectively, and the grandstands were completed by the time the season opened.
• Roofed Grandstand TuS Koblenz 1911 e.V., 2006/2007, Germany
In 2006, a roofed grandstand with 2,200 seats was constructed for TuS Koblenz on the old grandstand embankment, located in the water conservation area. The facility was then further expanded by another 3,000 roofed seats in 2007.
• Adidas Arena, FIFA World Cup 2006, Berlin, Germany
Planning, construction and removal of a temporary football stadium with 10,000 seats, a stage area, sanitary facilities, sky boxes, TV studio, camera towers and platforms for disabled fans.
• Samsung Pavilion, Olympic Winter Games 2006, Torino, Italy
NUSSLI constructed a support structure made from timber and steel, the roof construction including external cover and the plaster ceiling for the two-storey sponsor’s pavilion. Also provided were the walls, door, floors, and the exterior of the pavilion.
• XXVIII Summer Olympics 2004, Athens, Greece
Planning, construction and removal of 45,000 temporary seats at twelve locations for ten different sporting disciplines, incl. press and TV facilities, ramps and timing structures.
• Football Stadium 1. FSV Mainz 05, 2004, Germany
In an initial phase, the stadium was extended by 3,400 seats with two further grandstands added in 2004. The two additional grandstands increased overall stadium capacity to a whopping 21,500 seats.
• Football Stadium VfL Wolfsburg, 1996/1997, Germany
In 1996, a grandstand system with 2,100 seats was added along the back straight, while a second phase added another 2,798 seats and 1,560 standing places during the following year.
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