Nussli #1103

NUSSLI (Nüssli) is a Swiss manufacturer of temporary and rapidly deployable event structures: grandstands, stages, stadiums, pavilions, and exhibition and event structures. It is one of the world's leading suppliers of temporary infrastructure for sporting, cultural, and business events.

The company was founded in 1941 by Heini Nüssli (1919–2011) as a carpentry workshop in Hüttwilen, Switzerland; he soon invented a wedge joint that became the basis of his modular systems. From 1958 the firm expanded into scaffolding, and from 1959 it began renting out and erecting grandstands and stages, gradually specializing in temporary structures. Its first major international project was the stage for Pink Floyd's "The Wall" concert in Berlin in 1990. Today NUSSLI Group operates in roughly 20 locations worldwide and delivers around 1,500 projects a year.