July 04 2008
Deutschvilla in Strobel / Austria

March 30 2008
Thonet Castle

Part of the façade has already been professionally restored and now shines like new.

March 30 2008
Training day at the Strobl painters in St.Johann

The Strobl painters in St. Johann in Pongau after a successful training day featuring the topic: “The right application of lime putty products and lime colour”.

November 20 2007
Castle Thonet

Castle Thonet, the jewel of Slovakia us currently undergoing professional restoration, with the aid of numerous of our products.

November 01 2007
St. Peters' Monastery of Salzburg

The St. Peters' Monastery of Salzburg was also professionally restored with our products.

September 17 2007
Art in the "White House"

Within the artistic project Art in the “White House”, the “white house” on Vienna's Westbahn street, was painted completely in white with Dullinger “Arctica” lime colour. Not only the exterior but also the interior of the building was done by using various lime techniques.
The idea of the project, according to photographer and graphic artist Michael Stor, was to “...use the limestone symbolically to erase the past and make room for something new”.

August 02 2007
Parish church of Hallein, near Salzburg

Countless buckets of paint must have been stirred until all three coats of pure white Dullinger lime colour had been applied to the parish church of Hallein. The entire church was restored to the original condition as it was in 1800.

May 14 2007
Limestone products as a means to modern design

Whether renovating or redesigning with limestone as a building material, everything is possible. A prime example of this is the “Chips Away” presentation room in Salzburg. “Chips Away” is a company that specializes in removing small car dents with innovative methods.

The semicircular sales counter was first smoothed with Dullinger's 0,5 (fine) putty plaster and then coated with Dullinger's “Arctica” lime colour. The “Chips Away” logo was done using a 0,5 (fine) colour gradated plaster. The desired 3d effect was achieve with the aid of a template and our 0,5 (fine) plaster.

October 20 2006
Karl Dorrek Street, Hallein

The paper and pulp factories nursing and residential home on Karl Dorrek street in Hallein is one of the few major architectural achievements of the 1930's, in the state of Salzburg. Built according the the Viennese architect Josef Friedl's (a disciple of Peter Behrens) design, it's external appearance remains largely unchanged.

September 02 2006
Auditorium of the university of Salzburg gets a "face lift"

The major auditorium of the University of Salzburg, founded in 1622, is a spiritually important site, with regard to baroque theatre culture of the 17th and 18th century. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's first opera “Apollo und Hyacinthus” for example, was premiered in this very auditorium.

The original hall had smooth white walls and a wooden waffle-slab ceiling. Repeated renovation work over the years led to a loss of its original character. Especially the renovations of the 19th and 20th century, led to increasing changes in appearance. The newer layers of paint and plaster where not made with historically accurate materials, but utilized glue and dispersion paints.

The renovations in 2006 where done exclusively with limestone products. After removing the previous layers of paint, the surface was treated with Dullinger lime putty filler. In the next step, four thin layers of 6 year old Dullinger Lime putty were applied, to recreate the original appearance. The new soundproofed ceiling also received a coating of Dullinger “Arctica” lime colour.

The restoration work was done by the German company “Neubauer Reiner”, from 83093 Bad Endorf.

Today, the appearance of the auditorium has once again been largely restored to the state that Mozart saw his works performed in.