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“Michaelisgärten”, Eberswalde, Germany Architect: Thomas Winkelbauer, Object: Eberswalde, Germany, R773LDF, Living by the water - living in the city. Read more →
“Cremon Islands” House 1, Hamburg, Germany Architect: GRS Reimer Architekten GmbH, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R773NF, An important component for urban policy goals. Read more →
“Townhouse”, Berlin, Germany Architect: Höhne Architekten BDA, Object: Berlin, Germany, R764NF, Apartments in green surroundings in the middle of the metropolis of Berlin. Read more →
“Fort Służew”, Warsaw, Poland Project Developer: Turret Development, Object: Warsaw, Poland, R752NF, Fort Służew is a complex of three contemporary buildings with a stepped shape that is characterised by harmony, class and comfort and blends in perfectly with its surroundings. Read more →
“Wilschenburger Straße”, Lüneburg, Germany Object: Lüneburg, Germany, R743NF, R764NF, By designing the garage area tone-in-tone with the surroundings, the residential building with its red bricks catches the eye. Read more →
Housing area “Garstedter Dreieck”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: LRW Architekten und Stadtplaner Loosen, Rüschoff + Winkler PartG mbB, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R748DF, R565DF, A great example of the effect of a mixture of standard thin bricks. Read more →
“Jakuba-Wujka”, Poznan, Poland Object: Poznan, Poland, R752NF (without carbon), The anthracite-coloured aluminium façade is highlighted by red thin bricks. Read more →
Semi-detached house, Bünde, Germany Object: Bünde, Germany, K764NF, Harmonious interaction of the materials and colours. Read more →
Corner house, Warsaw, Poland Object: Warsaw, Poland, R561NF, The frosted glass makes the massive building appear more open and friendly. Read more →
Apartment house, Cloppenburg, Germany Object: Cloppenburg, Germany, K764NF, K732NF, The corners of the building and the upper floor are highlighted by the differently coloured bricks and the joint. Read more →
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