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Shopping centre, Trossingen, Germany Architect: Rothweiler + Färber Architekten GmbH, Object: Trossingen, Germany, R764NF, New construction of a shopping centre in Ernst-Haller-Straße. 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 →
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 →
“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 →
“EUREF Campus”, Berlin, Germany Architect: EUREF-Consulting Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH, Object: Berlin, Germany, R730DF, R766DF, More than 3,500 people are doing research in the approx. 5.5 hectare city district in the fields of energy, mobility and sustainability. Read more →
“Hampton by Hilton Gdansk Old Town”, Gdansk, Poland Object: Gdansk, Poland, R758NF, The hotel still accommodates the cinema cash hall of the former and cult Neptune cinema and was converted into a hotel lobby. Read more →
“Hanover in the middle of China”, Changde, China Project management: Chiyang Peng, Partner: Kingart GmbH, Object: Changde, China, Hanover in the middle of China. Read more →
“Bonarka City Center”, Krakau, Poland Object: Krakau, Poland, R120RF, R220RF, R400RF, R480RF, R500RF, K400NF, K490NF, To achieve the "Argyle" pattern on the façade, different types of bricks had to be used. Read more →
“We are Altona”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: REINHARD HERICH ARCHITEKT, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R743NF, R942NF, The red brick plinth area harmoniously complements the grey upper floors. 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 →
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