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The building serves as the headquarters for Comcast Corporation, the largest provider of cable services in the United States with 24.4 million cable customers throughout the country. Towering over the Philadelphia skyline at an amazing 58 stories (975 feet), the city’s new Comcast Center is a high-performance sustainable building, with an abundance of features that will conserve energy and reduce impact on the environment.

In an attempt to combine learning, hobbies and culture, the City of Oulu in Finland started the community centre Kastelli in summer 2012 with a total area of 24 600 gross m². The construction should be finished by Mid 2014. Working under a Public-Private-Partnership with Lemminkäinen Corporation, the city of Oulu had set its high expectations in terms of comfort and energy efficiency. Being a multi-purpose center, Kastelli requires a special flexibility in its construction.

ISOVER insulated the new built 80 meters high office complex of the International Airport of Bogota.

This new airport terminal building reflects Madrid's commitment to becoming a major international hub.

The renovation of the stadium began in August 2012 for a period of 4 months. CLIMAVER was choosen to achieve the sustainability objectives of the building, which is indeed LEED certified.

ISOVER insulated an administrative office in Sevilla: the building, in a "L" form, is hosting more than 1500 jobs.

The construction of the new sport stadium started in October 2012, and lasted 18 months. The main reasons which lead the client to choose CLIMAVER were the short construction schedule and the great concern to maintain it, as well as the speed of assembly and the lightness of the product.

Built for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, the Allianz Arena in Germany accommodates 66,000 visitors.

50,000 m² of ULTIMATE® mineral wool produced by Saint-Gobain ISOVER G+H was used for the construction of this impressive stadium.

Cuatro Torres Business Area (CTBA) (Spanish for Four Towers Business Area) is a business park located in the Paseo de la Castellana in Madrid (Spain), on the former Ciudad Deportiva of Real Madrid. The complex was formerly known as Madrid Arena. The area contains the tallest skyscrapers in Madrid and Spain (Torre Espacio, Torre de Cristal, Torre Sacyr Vallehermoso and Torre Caja Madrid). The construction of the buildings finished in 2008.