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“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 →
“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 →
“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 →
“UFERKRONE Köpenick”, House 1, Berlin, Germany Architects: Staehr Architekten and Kny+Weber Architekten, Object: Berlin, Germany, R733LDF, A colourful variety of architecture, water and nature. Read more →
“Am Garnmarkt” House 1, Götzis, Austria Object: Götzis, Austria, R343NF, The area is characterised by many shopping facilities, offices and apartments. Read more →
Corner house, Warsaw, Poland Object: Warsaw, Poland, R561NF, The frosted glass makes the massive building appear more open and friendly. Read more →
“CARFACTORY BERLIN”, Kleinmachnow, Germany Architect: Planungsgesellschaft mbH KKG Kempf/Kempchen/Güldenberg, Object: Kleinmachnow, Germany, R754NF, The impressive red of the thin bricks harmoniously complements the plaster façade. Read more →
“Kopenhagener Höfe”, Berlin, Germany Architect: Tröber+Boblan Architekten, Object: Berlin, Germany, R763NF, New construction of 24 apartments in Berlin-Prenzlauer-Berg. Read more →
Residential area, Warsaw, Poland Object: Warsaw, Poland, R764NF (without coal), The special variation of the R764NF without coal gives the residential area a bright and friendly appearance. Read more →
Residential building with office section, Melle, Germany Object: Melle, Germany, K685NF, The residential and commercial building of a gala construction company was integrated very nicely into the landscape. Read more →
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