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“Ärztehaus II”, Gütersloh, Germany Architect: Architects Herzog & Kordtomeikel, Object: Gütersloh, Germany, K388NF, The attractive central location, the pleasant atmosphere in spacious rooms and the direct connection to the hospital combine a wide range of medical services in one location. Read more →
“Hotel Tortue”, Hamburg, Germany Façade design: David Chipperfield + Stephen Williams, Interior design: Kate Hume + Joyce Wang, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R917NF, The design hotel in Hamburg's Hanse quarter combines French design with Hanseatic chic. 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 →
“Living at the Klosterbuche”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: Hans Ulrich Zöllner Architekten BDB, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R752NF, R756NF, R762NF, The design of the new building is orientated towards the historical surroundings. 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 →
Residential & commercial building, Warsaw, Poland Object: Warsaw, Poland, R767NF, R737NF, The ground floor is very harmonious in colour with the upper floors. Read more →
Residential & commercial building, Gliwice, Poland Object: Gliwice, Poland, R788NF, This object catches the eye of the beholder with its unusual masonry bond. Read more →
“Golden House”, Wrocław, Poland Object: Wrocław, Poland, R737NF, R752NF, R757NF, R761NF, R764NF, R767NF, By using several types of bricks at the same time, the large residential and commercial building is visually separated. Read more →
“Atal Residence Zabłocie”, Krakow, Poland Architect: BRK SINCE 1972, Object: Krakow, Poland, R743NF, The application of 14 and 22 mm thick thin bricks forms the basis for an accentuated masonry. Read more →
“Theresiengärten”, Hürth, Germany Architect: Format Architektur, Object: Hürth, Germany, R757NF, Hanging Gardens connect the building joints of the residential towers. Read more →
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