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“Riding Club St. Martinus Hagen a.T.W.”, Hagen a.T.W., Germany Object: Hagen a.T.W., Germany, K377NF, The stables were finished with timeless bricks and show a nice variation to the half-timbered house. Read more →
Residential building with office section, Melle, Germany Object: Melle, Germany, K685NF, The residential and commercial building of a gala construction company was integrated very nicely into the landscape. Read more →
“Galeria Tomaszów”, Tomaszów Mazowiecki, Poland Architect: MOFO Architekci, Cracow, Poland, Object: Tomaszów Mazowiecki, Poland, R767NF, U767NF, Winner of the award "Building of the Year 2016" in the competition of the Polish Association of Engineers and Construction Technicians. Read more →
“Maybach Quartiere”, Stuttgart, Germany Architect: Gramlich Architekten, Object: Stuttgart, Germany, R764NF (special variation), Multi-generation house with commercial space on the ground floor and a KITA for 70 children. Read more →
“The Porter Building”, Slough, Great Britain Object: Slough, Great Britain, R764WDF, The first office building in Great Britain to be awarded by the International WELL Building Institute™ Read more →
Residential & commercial building, Sulingen, Germany Object: Sulingen, Germany, K662NF, Impressive cube-shaped buildings accommodate both an office and private apartments. Read more →
“JOHANN CARL MÜLLER FOUNDATION”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: PLAN²|A ARCHITEKTEN, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R752NF, New building for the ambulant service at the Saseler Chaussee. Read more →
“Hafenliebe” House E, Hamburg, Germany Architect: Iris Neitmann BDA a.o., Object: Hamburg, Germany, R690NF, 17 individually designed apartments with south-facing balconies or roof terraces were created under the "Living & Working" initiative. Read more →
Residential & commercial building, Fellbach, Germany Architect: DRÖMER-SCHWARZ ARCHITEKTEN Partnerschaft mbB, Object: Fellbach, Germany, R286NF, R287NF, Colourful residential and commercial building with thin bricks and plaster façade. Read more →
Headquarters ENGIE, Cologne, Germany Architect: ASTOC Architects and Planners, Object: Cologne, Germany, R764DF (special sort), Living and working on the former RTL TV-site in Cologne-Junkersdorf. Read more →
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