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“Living at the Klosterbuche”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: Hans Ulrich Zöllner Architekten BDB, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R752NF, R756NF, R762NF, The design of the new building is orientated towards the historical surroundings. Read more →
“Maironis Home”, Palanga, Lithuania Object: Palanga, Lithuania, R700DF, The building combines expressiveness, elegance and functionality for a comfortable living. Read more →
“New Center Altona BF 6.4”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: BDS Steffen.Architekten BDA, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R752NF, R757NF, Living in the new center Altona implies a committed and lively neighborhood. Read more →
Housing area, Bremen, Germany Object: Bremen, Germany, R941DF, Our thin bricks were supplemented by a plaster façade and façade panels to convey a friendly and open impression. Read more →
“Am Stadtpark”, Böblingen, Germany Architect: Reichl, Sassenscheidt and partner Dipl.Inge. Freie Architekten BDA, Object: Böblingen, Germany, R745NF, The buildings correspond to the classic solid construction with plaster façade on a full thermal insulation system. The roof areas were extensively greened. 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 →
“MEIN RAHLSTEDT”, Hamburg, Germany Architect: neumann + partner architekten und ingenieure, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R571NF, R752NF, R766NF, Living in the traffic-calmed residential complex Sieker Landstraße. Read more →
“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 →
City quarter “Neue Paulihöfe”, Cologne, Germany Architect: trint + kreuder d.a.a., Object: Cologne, Germany, R757DF, The area above ground is completely free of cars and enables underground parking. Read more →
Housing initiative “Büntekamp” House 1, Hanover, Germany Architect: spengler wiescholek Architekten Stadtplaner, Object: Hannover, Germany, R764NF, Living in a small green area. Read more →
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