TRIDONIC GMBH & CO KG (DORNBIRN)

Tridonic is an enterprise employing approx. 2,200 people worldwide, which develops, manufactures and sells high-quality components for innovative lighting solutions.

Tridonic regularly issues new product catalogues. These contain in the region of 1,100 articles. All the relevant technical details are kept in a database which is updated and maintained by staff at Tridonic for catalogue purposes. We take the raw product pages generated by the database and use these to produce printed catalogues with up to 600 pages in German, English, French, Italian, Swedish and Russian. Further languages are planned for the future.

Catalogue 2010 German (PDF – 14 MB)
Catalogue 2010 English (PDF – 16 MB)
Catalogue 2011 Asia Pacific (PDF – 34 MB)
Catalogue 2011 Russian (PDF – 24 MB)



FLASH is their customer magazine which is published twice a year (in German and English), usually also in French, Italian, Spanish and sometimes Swedish and Russian. The 22nd edition was published in spring/summer 2011.

Customer magazine FLASH 22 German (PDF – 4 MB)
Customer magazine FLASH 22 English (PDF – 4 MB)
Customer magazine FLASH 22 French (PDF – 4 MB)

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF VORARLBERG

The rainstorms of 22 and 23 August 2005 caused floods and mudslides in Vorarlberg with damage estimated at almost 180 million euros.



 Provincial Administration Director Dr. Johannes Müller led the way for a report on these events. It was compiled by a project group headed by the Survey Department in Feldkirch, bringing together all departments and service agencies involved in dealing with this natural disaster. Using facts, figures, graphics and photographs, this reports describes the development of the weather situation, the course of events, the damage caused and the deployment of emergency services.



Report on the floods of 2005 (PDF – 4 MB, German)

ARGE RHEINBLICK (LI/CH/A)

For the first time in the history of the Alpenrhein River, this project carefully coordinates issues such as flood prevention, ground and drinking water, ecology, energy, etc. with a view to future and transnational measures.

 Initiated by Graubuenden, St. Gallen, Liechtenstein, Vorarlberg and federal offices in Vienna and Bern for the “Internationale Regierungskommission Alpenrhein” (IRKA) and the “Internationale Rheinregulierung” (IRR).


Development concept (PDF – 2 MB, German)

LUDESCH COMMUNITY CENTER

Designed by architect Hermann Kaufmann following an in-depth consultation process with the local population, the community centre in Ludesch has attracted attention from far beyond our borders. This is largely because the structure and its energy system have been based on a design which is unprecedented in Austria in terms of its ecological consistency and complies with the PassivHaus principles. 

The folder contains all the important technical information about the building – in three languages (English, German and French). We developed the corporate design upon which the layout is based
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Ludesch Community Center (PDF – 1 MB)