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“Pušų Terasos”, Vilnius, Lithuania Architect: Algirdas Kaušpėdas, Object: Vilnius, Lithuania, R669NF, One of the best real estate projects in Europe with thin bricks from Feldhaus. Read more →
“Herderstraße”, Lübeck, Germany Object: Lübeck, Germany, R685NF, The accentuated masonry turns these apartment buildings into a special eye-catcher. Read more →
Residential area, Krakow, Poland Object: Krakow, Poland, R767NF, The buildings in this residential area are characterised by the large balconies of each apartment. Read more →
“Grzegorzecka 77”, Krakow, Poland Object: Krakow, Poland, R717NF, R736NF, R752NF, The residential complex consists of three different types of bricks and a white plaster façade. Read more →
“Old fishing village”, Heiligenhafen, Germany Architect: SKAI Siemer Kramer, Object: Heiligenhafen, Germany, K732NF, K773NF, K686NF, K690NF, K663NF, K762NF, New construction of 11 fishermen houses in Heiligenhafen at the Baltic Sea. Read more →
“Wilschenburger Straße”, Lüneburg, Germany Object: Lüneburg, Germany, R743NF, R764NF, By designing the garage area tone-in-tone with the surroundings, the residential building with its red bricks catches the eye. Read more →
“Polaka 14”, Wroclaw, Poland Object: Wroclaw, Poland, R752NF, R737NF, The windows were optically highlighted by a different coloured accent masonry. Read more →
Housing settlement, Krakow, Poland Object: Krakow, Poland, R717NF, The anthracite bricks are especially accentuated by the red windows, doors and garage doors. Read more →
“Port Praski”, Warsaw, Poland Architect: APA Wojciechowski, Object: Warsaw, Poland, R747DF, R752NF, The territory of the former port in Praga and its adjoining plots of land, serve for the realisation of one of the largest Warsaw real estate projects. 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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