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Apartment building, Darlowko, Poland Object: Darlowko, Poland, R768NF, The red thin bricks protect the weather side from dirt and ensure a renovation-free façade. Read more →
“Royal Apartments”, Wrocław, Poland Object: Wrocław, Poland, R758NF, The new residential building is seamlessly connected to the existing building. 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 →
Housing complex, Wrocław, Poland Object: Wrocław, Poland, R800NF, Architecturally sophisticated object with round corners and striking colour accents. 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 →
Residential & commercial building, Ulm, Germany Architect: Obermeier + Traub Architektur Städtebau, Object: Ulm, Germany, R691NF slurried surface, The hand mould surface was covered with a white-cream coloured mortar, creating an interesting visual effect. Read more →
“Am Garnmarkt” House 2, Götzis, Austria Architect: architektur.terminal, Object: Götzis, Austria, R757NF, A wide range of gastronomy offers ensures an attractive residential area. Read more →
Renovation of a residential building, Krakow, Poland Object: Krakow, Poland, R743NF, The front of this residential building was renovated with Feldhaus thin bricks and fits harmoniously into the existing building. Read more →
“Cremon Islands” House 8, Hamburg, Germany Architect: GRS Reimer Architekten GmbH, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R736NF, Development of a long-term preservation of value of the residential quarter. Read more →
“Old fishing village”, Heiligenhafen, Germany Architect: SKAI Siemer Kramer, Object: Heiligenhafen, Germany, K732NF, K773NF, K686NF, K690NF, K663NF, K762NF, New construction of 11 fishermen houses in Heiligenhafen at the Baltic Sea. Read more →
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