Apartment Buildings

Bricks:
Investor: Dantex, Object: Warsaw, Poland, R736NF, In Bemowo, one of the most attractive areas of Warsaw, this residential property with 139 apartments was built.
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Townhouse, Lingen, Germany Object: Lingen, Germany, K388NF, The bevelled flat roof creates a modern look. 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 →
Apartment buildings, Palanga, Lithuania Object: Palanga, Lithuania, R739LDF, R739DF, R693DF, This object combines different brick types and sizes. Read more →
“Lazurowy Park”, Krakow, Poland Architect: Liniaarchitekci Bruzda Mętel, Object: Krakow, Poland, R932NF, The property consists of seven segments in which there are 148 apartments of various sizes and comfortable layout. Read more →
“Pura Vida”, Tamm, Germany Architect: Huppenbauer + Engel Architekturbüro, Object: Tamm, Germany, R788NF, Implementation of an ecological and future-oriented energy concept with an own combined heat and power plant. Read more →
“Browar Gdański”, Gdansk, Poland Object: Gdansk, Poland, R752NF, The high-quality residential area was cleverly built with thin bricks in combination with anthracite façade panels. Read more →
“Fasanenhof Europaplatz”, Stuttgart, Germany Architect: Project GmbH, Object: Stuttgart, Germany, R762NF, R766NF, Development of a new urban centre in the renovation programme "The Social City". Read more →
“Bauernhof Lafrenz”, Fehmarn, Germany Object: Fehmarn, Germany, K764NF, new construction of 6 exclusive wellness vacation homes on the Baltic Sea island of Fehmarn in the idyllic setting of the Lafrenz farm. Read more →
Housing complex, Wrocław, Poland Object: Wrocław, Poland, R800NF, Architecturally sophisticated object with round corners and striking colour accents. 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 →
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