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Housing initiative “Büntekamp” House 1, Hanover, Germany

Living in a small, green setting.
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Reference building with clinker brick slips

Apartment buildings

Clinker:
  • R764NF
Architect: Spengler Wiescholek Architects and Urban Planners, Project: Hanover, Germany, R764NF, Living in a small green area.
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Reference building with clinker brick slips

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FURTHER REFERENCES
Pontsteiger Amsterdam: The facade was constructed from precast concrete elements. Thanks to prefabrication, one floor could be completed per week. Hand-glazed thin brick with a textured surface, in WDF format, are embedded in the concrete elements in alternating vertical and horizontal stacked patterns. The chameleon-like green and bronze tones of the thin brick create a facade that changes with the light and time of day, just like the surface of the water surrounding the building. View project
Pontsteiger Amsterdam
Residential and commercial building, Gliwice, Poland. Property: Gliwice, Poland, R788NF. This building immediately catches the eye with its unusual brickwork pattern. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R788NF
"New Altona Center BF 6.2/6.3", Hamburg, Germany. Architect: BDS Steffen.Architekten BDA. Project: Hamburg, Germany. R766NF, R773NF. Everything new in the New Center. View project
Reference building with clinker brick slips R766NF R773NF
Residential and commercial building, Krakow, Poland. Project: Krakow, Poland, R690NF. The choice of wood cladding for the balconies and windows is perfectly suited to the Feldhaus690 series. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R690NF
HOWOGE apartment building, Sewanstraße, Berlin, Germany. Architect: thoma architekten. Project: Berlin, Germany. R760NF, P502KDF. Modern building technology coupled with economical district heating. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R760NF
Reference project: Herderstraße Lübeck. Property: Lübeck, Germany. R685NF, the accent brickwork makes these apartment buildings a real eye-catcher. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R685NF
"Glasbläserhöfe", Hamburg, Germany. Architect: HeitmannMontúfar Architekten. Project: Hamburg, Germany, R737NF, R739NF. Quality of living is a matter of detail. View project
Reference building with clinker brick slips R737NF R739NF
"Copenhagen Courtyards", Berlin, Germany. Architect: Tröber+Boblan Architects. Project: Berlin, Germany, R763NF, new construction of 24 condominiums in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R763NF
"UFERKRONE Köpenick" House 3, Berlin, Germany. Architects: Staehr Architekten and Kny+Weber Architekten. Project: Berlin, Germany, R732DF, Living on the sunny side of the Spree riverbank. View project
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips R732DF
Multi-family solar house N207, Osnabrück, Germany. Architecture: Anja Machnik, Developer: os-concept GmbH, Project: Osnabrück, Germany, R773LDF, R944LDF, Solid masonry construction with an approximately 25,000-liter buffer storage tank for solar energy. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R944LDF R773LDF
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