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“UFERKRONE Köpenick” House 2, Berlin, Germany Architects: Staehr Architekten and Kny+Weber Architekten, Object: Berlin, Germany, R732NF, Cubic-modern combination of plaster and thin bricks. 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 →
Hotel “Amsterdam Plaza”, Palanga, Lithuania Object: Palanga, Lithuania, R764LDF, The luxurious 5-star hotel near the beach offers a restaurant, various fitness facilities and a jacuzzi. 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 →
“Markomannenweg”, Frankfurt, Germany Wohnungsbaugesellschaft: ABG FRANKFURT HOLDING Wohnungsbau- und Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH, Object: Frankfurt, Germany, R384DF, R769DF, A special sort of thin bricks for the Markomannenweg. Read more →
Housing initiative “Büntekamp” House 3, Hanover, Germany Architect: spengler wiescholek Architekten Stadtplaner, Object: Hannover, Germany, R738NF, Living on an area previously used for allotment gardening. Read more →
Apartment building, Osnabrück, Germany Object: Osnabrück, Germany, R385NF, Sophisticated cube construction with plaster façade and solar panels. Read more →
“Seelberg Wohnen”, Stuttgart, Germany Architect: a+r Architekten GmbH, Object: Stuttgart, Germany, R682NF, An inner-city residential quarter on a former commercial site in Stuttgart Bad Cannstatt. Read more →
“Leipziger Terraces”, Leipzig, Germany Architect: Osterwald°Schmidt, Object: Leipzig, Germany, Mix of R773DF, R756DF, R734DF, The buildings which are predominantly clad with bricks provide the typical reference to this place and add a long-term value. Read more →
“Villa Jowisz”, Warsaw, Poland Architect: Damian Cyryl Kotwicki, Object: Warsaw, Poland, R764NF, For this object only modern and high-quality materials were used, which speak for a high structural standard. Read more →
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