Building sheet
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| description | Swiss trade journal |
| publishing company | Docu Media Schweiz GmbH (Switzerland) |
| Headquarters | Adliswil |
| First edition | 1889 |
| Frequency of publication | Every 2 weeks |
| Sold edition | 5,161 copies |
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| Widespread edition | 11,613 copies |
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| Editor-in-chief | Silva Maier |
| Web link | www.baublatt.ch |
| ISSN (print) | 1660-4504 |
Baublatt (formerly Schweizer Baublatt ) is a Swiss trade journal on the construction industry . The magazine appears every two weeks and has been published since 1889. In addition to editorial articles on developments and projects in the construction industry, the magazine also contains current building applications and job assignments.
history
Trade journal
The very first edition of the “Schweizer Bau-Blatt” appeared on September 10, 1889. At that time it was printed as a sample number with 20,000 copies by the Walter Senn-Barbieux publishing house in St. Gallen and sent to those interested in the construction business throughout Switzerland.
The subscription price was CHF 1 50 per quarter. On the front page of the first edition there was an invitation to subscribe: “Even though there are good technical journals for the construction industry in Switzerland ( Schweizerische Bauzeitung , Illustrierte Schweizerische Handwerker-Zeitung), one is still missing at the moment the real link between architects, builders, contractors and building authorities ... »...« A competent, professional workforce is well taken care of! It is obvious that such a sheet will be the most effective insertion organ for relevant articles, which we kindly invite you to use. "
The journal has changed a lot since 1889. The name changed four times at intervals of 30 years. Just six years after the first edition, a new logo was created that showed a carpenter and a draftswoman. In the beginning, the journal only appeared on Tuesday. In 1950 another edition was printed on Friday. In 1956, the first company headquarters was built in Rüschlikon on Lake Zurich. In 2002 the first edition appeared with a colored title page and the current logo.
website
On April 12, 1997, the first official homepage www.baublatt.ch went live. The design was a deep royal blue for over a year. Since the homepage was launched, the editorial team has written over 13,000 texts and uploaded almost 15,000 images. In 2000 there was a "second-hand" post on the former "BauOnline", where small advertisements for used construction machinery, scaffolding, remnants of plates and construction site vehicles could be placed free of charge. Under the heading «Building land requests», people and companies looked for building land - this service was also free.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Media data 2020. Docu Media Schweiz GmbH, accessed on January 30, 2020 .
- ↑ Jovana Djuric, Pascale Boschung: Archive Stories: Insight into the historical Baublatt printing works. February 9, 2018, accessed February 27, 2019 .
- ↑ Pascale Boschung and Jovana Djuric: Archive Stories: The Baublatt in the course of time. Docu Media Schweiz GmbH, February 9, 2018, accessed January 30, 2020 .
