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“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 →
Renovation of a residential building, Krakow, Poland Object: Krakow, Poland, R743NF, The front of this residential building was renovated with Feldhaus thin bricks and fits harmoniously into the existing building. Read more →
Apartment house, Wandlitz, Germany Architect: Hagewiesche Architekten, Object: Wandlitz, Germany, R385NF, Modern cube construction with hipped roof and adjoining garden. Read more →
Apartment building, Hamburg, Germany Object: Hamburg, Germany, R773NF, The grey of the thin bricks harmoniously matches the surrounding red bricks. Read more →
“Farm Lafrenz”, Fehmarn, Germany Object: Fehmarn, Germany, K764NF, New construction of 6 exclusive wellness holiday homes on the Baltic island of Fehmarn in the middle of an idyllic setting at the Lafrenz farm. Read more →
“Rheingasse”, Cologne, Germany Architect: Rotterdam Dakowski GmbH, Object: Cologne, Germany, R941DF, A high-quality apartment building in downtown Cologne. Read more →
“New Center Altona BF 6.7”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: BDS Steffen.Architekten BDA, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R942NF, ProQuartier Hamburg has taken over the neighbourhood and mobility management for the first construction phase of the building project "Center Altona". Read more →
City villa Liebermannstraße, Hamburg, Germany Building contractor: Jurkeit Komplettbau GmbH & Co. KG, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R688NF, An urban villa in KFW-60 standard with controlled ventilation and air conditioning ensures an optimal indoor climate. Read more →
“Strandhausallee”, Cuxhaven, Germany Architect: Architect Dipl.- Ing. Gunnar Neimke, Object: Cuxhaven, Germany, R750NF, New construction of an apartment building with underground parking. 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 →
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