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“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 area “Lohkoppelweg”, Hamburg, Germany Planner: Stüven GmbH bauplanung + bauberatung, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R733DF, R941DF, R757DF, Energetic renovation of an old building with thin bricks and the installation of balconies. 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 →
“New Center Altona BF 5.4”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: czerner göttsch Architekten GmbH, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R773NF, A quarter with trend-setting mobility offers. Read more →
“Quartier 21”, Hamburg, Germany Investor: Project Corporation Quartier 21 mbH & Co. KG, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R752NF, The Quartier 21 with 10 building plots is located in Hamburg-Barmbek and has its own Wiki neighbourhood page. Read more →
“Torhaus”, Berlin, Germany Architect: Höhne Architekten BDA, Object: Berlin, Germany, R754NF, Create round corners with thin bricks. Read more →
“Gold Residence”, Warsaw, Poland Object: Warsaw, Poland, R764NF, The modern cube-shaped building offers each apartment its own balcony and underground parking space. Read more →
“HAFENQUARTIER 10”, Schwerin, Germany Project Client: Stella Bau GmbH, Object: Schwerin, Germany, K775NF, K941NF, An architecturally sophisticated building offers more beautiful living at the Ziegelsee. Read more →
Apartment building, Hamburg, Germany Object: Hamburg, Germany, R756NF, The modern cube-shaped building offers a lot of space on the terrace on the upper floor. 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 →
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