A quartet of renovation and restoration projects across Europe showcases how Doka delivers reliable, cost-effective scaffolding solutions tailored to meet the unique demands of renovation projects. As the benefits of maintaining, updating and restoring existing infrastructure are numerous, constructors around the world are partnering with Doka experts to implement customized Doka Ringlock scaffolding systems. Each project is designed to breathe new life into historic buildings and aging infrastructure to preserve them for future generations.

Doka Canada is proud to announce the successful installation of a state-of-the-art solar panel system at its Calgary location. This new solar installation is expected to generate 175,000 kWh of electricity annually, marking Doka’s commitment to sustainable energy practices and reducing the company's carbon footprint.

Doka, one of the world's leading experts in formwork and scaffolding, has been a reliable partner for years providing digital solutions for increasing efficiency and safety on construction sites. With the introduction of the new DokaXact Load & Pressure sensors, Doka now enables real-time monitoring of the pouring process.

Doka is once again demonstrating that it is a pioneer in sustainability by playing a key role in the development of standards for calculating product carbon footprints for the formwork and scaffolding industry.

Austria/Malaysia – Doka, a global leader in formwork and scaffolding, now combines its strengths with Malaysian-based MFE Formwork Technology, a market leader in monolithic aluminum formwork.

Innovations in building design and digital services are unlocking the potential to increase productivity, efficiency and flexibility on construction sites. From the 16th to the 17th of February 2023, Canada's only national trade show dedicated to the concrete, aggregates and construction industries will take place. Visitors are invited to drop by the Doka stand on the festival grounds – stand no. 2611 to see the latest product innovations in action.

Construction is underway on a tunnel as part of a bypass to relieve traffic for communities in Toggenburg in Switzerland. For Doka’s formwork experts the conditions of this particular project have been a baptism of fire for their new, rentable Tunnel system DokaMT.

People tend to cross bridges as quickly as possible; because you never know. Experts even have a term for this phenomenon: gephyrophobia or “bridge anxiety”. Yet these valley-spanning structures are true expressions of supreme engineering skill, as illustrated by the new Aftetal bridge in North Rhine-Westphalia.

The new powder coating plant is one of the most modern plants of its kind in Europe and one of the largest production investments Doka has made in decades. The plant also confirms Doka’s clear commitment to environmentally friendly industrial production based on state-of-the-art digital technologies and to meeting its customers’ needs: soon all frames from the Framax product range can be powder coated quickly and flexibly in a wide range of colours.

Helmut Weißengruber (Doka Austria) and Martin Sonnberger (PORR) explain why having a safety concept is less expensive than having no safety concept at all.