A symbol of changing media and collaboration: a cubic building awash with light is being built right next to the adjacent high-rises and the Axel Springer Passage in Berlin.

The “House of the Future” is now located between the Charité Hospital and the Office of the Federal Chancellor, in the centre of the government district. Underfloor systems from OBO Bettermann were installed, ensuring a flexible power supply.

Power connection crossing borders between Germany and Belgium

The media poles from OBO adapt perfectly to the geometry of the classrooms.

The town museum in Pejačević Palace in Virovitica, Croatia, was comprehensively restored between 2017 and 2019.

As an official partner of the Meyer Werft boatyard, OBO Bettermann was involved in the megaproject that is the Norwegian Bliss and supplied solutions to fulfil the highest requirements in ship construction.

In the Museo della Pietà in Milan, OKA trunking from OBO provide a discreet and flexible power supply around Michelangelo's last masterpiece.

OBO Bettermann developed floor boxes with dimensions of 12.5 x 12.5 cm and a load capacity of 2.5 tonnes. All visible metal parts were made of burnished bronze and embedded into terrazzo floors, polished concrete, concrete blocks, mosaic floors and wooden floorboards.

OBO's cable support systems were installed in the open ceilings not only because of their functionality, but also because of their excellent fire protection properties. The cable trays produced by OBO Bettermann make an important aesthetic and technical contribution to this extraordinary, cutting-edge building, particularly in the context of the conceptual contrast of the interior between the emphasis on wood, as a material, and the rough simplicity of the contemporary industrial appeal.

OBO Bettermann products blend seamlessly into the elegant details of the Hotel Excelsior Gallia.