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Our purpose reflects the contribution we make to society: we are where our communities come together - from locations across town to locations across the world. At schools and universities, in stadiums, airports, hospitals and workplaces. We provide safety, security and sustainability, allowing people to move seamlessly and shape their lives the way they want.
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Saved since our baseline year. dormakaba believes in the climate transition and is compromised with real change.
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Sustainability, dormakaba News
dormakaba recognized once again among “Europe’s Climate Leaders” by the Financial Times and Statista
Friday, 29. May 2026
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dormakaba film portrait wins awards in Vienna and New York
Friday, 22. May 2026
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dormakaba expands its airport business through the acquisition of Airsphere
Monday, 18. May 2026
dormakaba News, Products
dormakaba receives the 2026 German Innovation Award for the revy Mechanical Locking System
Wednesday, 13. May 2026
Latest Blog Articles
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Society
Green Beyond the Pitch: How Next-Gen Stadiums Seek Carbon Neutrality
Major leagues and international sports organizations are already incorporating environmental objectives into their development strategies. And more and more stadium projects are conceived from the outset as green sports venues — facilities designed to minimize their environmental impact across their entire life cycle.
Urbanization
The Night Shift: Designing Safe Cities After Dark
The evolution of nightlife has prompted cities to develop new urban strategies in which the nighttime becomes an opportunity: to reactivate the economy, promote inclusion, and enhance quality of life.
Architecture
The Flying Buttress: The Art of Support
Architecture
Jugendstil: the German Interpretation of Art Nouveau
Jugendstil was not merely a branch of Art Nouveau but a reinterpretation deeply grounded in German culture. The term comes from “Jugend,” a Munich-based magazine founded in 1896 that quickly became a cultural hub for young creatives. It promoted innovative ideas in architecture, the decorative arts, and graphic design, standing in opposition to the traditional academic historicism that dominated the period.