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Townhouse, Lingen, Germany Object: Lingen, Germany, K388NF, The bevelled flat roof creates a modern look. Read more →
“New Center Altona BF 6.2/6.3”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: BDS Steffen.Architekten BDA, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R766NF, R773NF, Everything new in the New Center. 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 →
Housing area “Garstedter Dreieck”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: LRW Architekten und Stadtplaner Loosen, Rüschoff + Winkler PartG mbB, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R748DF, R565DF, A great example of the effect of a mixture of standard thin bricks. Read more →
Apartment buildings, Palanga, Lithuania Object: Palanga, Lithuania, R739LDF, R739DF, R693DF, This object combines different brick types and sizes. Read more →
Housing initiative “Büntekamp” House 3, Hanover, Germany Architect: spengler wiescholek Architekten Stadtplaner, Object: Hannover, Germany, R738NF, Living on an area previously used for allotment gardening. Read more →
Residential complex, Warsaw, Poland Object: Warsaw, Poland, R286NF, The residential complex captivates by the combination of different façade materials. Read more →
Apartment house, Grömitz, Germany Object: Grömitz, Germany, K764NF, The wood panelling in the entrance area stylishly complements the colour of the bricks used. Read more →
Residential complex, Kaunas, Lithuania Object: Kaunas, Lithuania, R700NF, The colourful balconies stand out perfectly against the dark brick façade. 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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