Apartment Buildings

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Architect: Project GmbH, Object: Stuttgart, Germany, R762NF, R766NF, Development of a new urban centre in the renovation programme "The Social City".
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“UFERKRONE Köpenick” House 4, Berlin, Germany Architects: Staehr Architekten and Kny+Weber Architekten, Object: Berlin, Germany, R773DF, Attractive south-west orientation with architectural details. 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 →
Housing initiative “Büntekamp” House 2, Hanover, Germany Architect: spengler wiescholek Architekten Stadtplaner, Object: Hanover, Germany, R745NF, R749NF, Realisation of the urban development concept. Read more →
Apartment buildings, Gütersloh, Germany Architect: Beckmann Architekten und Partner mbB, Object: Gütersloh, Germany, K388NF, New construction of three apartment buildings including underground parking space. Read more →
Apartment building, Giruliai, Lithuania Object: Giruliai, Lithuania, R736DF, A successful combination of plaster and brick façade. Read more →
Apartment house N207, Osnabrück, Germany Architecture: Anja Machnik, Developer: os-concept GmbH, Object: Osnabrück, Germany, R773LDF, R944LDF, Solid masonry construction with approx. 25,000 litre buffer storage tank for solar energy. Read more →
“New Center Altona BF 6.4”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: BDS Steffen.Architekten BDA, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R752NF, R757NF, Living in the new center Altona implies a committed and lively neighborhood. Read more →
New neighborhood in Graben-Neudorf The mix of R766NF (80%) and R730NF (20%) clinker brick slips gives the façade a Mediterranean touch with its pastel shades. Read more →
Townhouse, Lingen, Germany Object: Lingen, Germany, K388NF, The bevelled flat roof creates a modern look. Read more →
Neighborhood development in Berlin-Schöneberg Schöneberger Linse is an exciting urban development project in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district of Berlin, which stretches between Südkreuz station and Schöneberg S-Bahn station. The area is being transformed into an urban quarter with a mix of residential and commercial space. Both rental and owner-occupied apartments, office space, a hotel, a daycare center and a café are being built. A modern traffic concept and a sustainable energy supply are key components of the project. The aim is to achieve a KfW 55 efficiency house standard and there is a combined heat and power plant. The public space is being redesigned to create a pedestrian-friendly environment. Tree-lined avenues and town squares will help to create an address in the new quarter. The location has excellent public transport links, with bus, S-Bahn and U-Bahn connections in the immediate vicinity. Many of the apartments will be barrier-free and have modern features such as underfloor heating and balconies or terraces. Read more →
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