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“Old Villmergerstrasse”, Wohlen, Switzerland Object: Wohlen, Switzerland, R773LDF, The object was built in the fourth largest village of the Aargau and is inhabited by 16,000 people. Read more →
Housing settlement, Krakow, Poland Object: Krakow, Poland, R717NF, The anthracite bricks are especially accentuated by the red windows, doors and garage doors. Read more →
“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 →
Detached house, Hilter a.T.W., Germany Object: Hilter a.T.W., Germany, K377NF, Clear forms characterise this residential building in an attractive and central location. 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 Stadtpark”, Böblingen, Germany Architect: Reichl, Sassenscheidt and partner Dipl.Inge. Freie Architekten BDA, Object: Böblingen, Germany, R745NF, The buildings correspond to the classic solid construction with plaster façade on a full thermal insulation system. The roof areas were extensively greened. Read more →
Detached house, Bad Iburg, Germany Object: Bad Iburg, Germany, K400NF, Our classical brick 400 harmonises with diverse building materials and colours. Read more →
“Harnackring”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: planAS Planungsgruppe für Architektur + Städtebau GmbH, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R560NF, Thermal modernisation of the housing estate of the Schiffszimmerer Cooperative in Hamburg-Lohbrügge. Read more →
Detached house, Bockhorn, Germany Object: Bockhorn, Germany, K685NF, This object shows that small details such as window sills made of bricks and grenadier lintels have a big effect. 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 →
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