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„Apfel-Carré“, Frankfurt, Germany Architect: Nassauische Heimstätte Wohnungs- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH, Project: Frankfurt, Germany, R769NF, Attractive perimeter block development with a successful combination façade. View project
Feldhaus Reference building with clinker brick slips R769NF
„Cremon Islands“ House 1, Hamburg, Germany Architect: GRS Reimer Architekten GmbH, Project: Hamburg, Germany, R773NF, An important component for urban policy objectives. View project
Reference building with clinker brick slips R773NF
„Wiktoria Park“, Puck, Poland Project: Puck, Poland, R758NF, The design of the plaster facade is visually reminiscent of the classic half-timbered house. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
"Seelberg Wohnen", Stuttgart, Germany Architect: a+r Architekten GmbH, Project: Stuttgart, Germany, R682NF, An inner-city residential quarter on a former commercial site in Stuttgart Bad Cannstatt. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R682NF
Apartment House “Seeblick”, Grömitz, Germany Architect: MPP Meding Plan + Projekt GmbH, Project: Grömitz, Germany, R764LDF, 22 apartment units directly on the Grömitz Kurpromenade with a view of the Baltic Sea. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R764LDF
„Living at the Klosterbuche“, Hamburg, Germany Architect: Hans Ulrich Zöllner Architekten BDB, Project: Hamburg, Germany, R752NF, R756NF, R762NF, The design of the new building is oriented towards the historic surroundings. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R752NF R762NF R756NF
Striking multi-family house Paciusweg/Kieler Straße, Hamburg, Germany Architect: czerner göttsch architekten, Project: Hamburg, Germany, R748NF, R752NF, Mastering a difficult construction situation as a corner house with courtyard enclosure inside. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R752NF R748NF
Urban Quarter Development in Berlin-Schöneberg The Schöneberger Linse is an exciting urban development project in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district of Berlin, extending between Südkreuz station and Schöneberg S-Bahn station. The area is being transformed into an urban quarter with a mix of residential and commercial spaces. Both rental and owner-occupied apartments, office spaces, a hotel, a daycare center, and a café are being created. A modern transportation concept and sustainable energy supply are central components of the project. A KfW-55 efficiency house standard is being pursued, and there is a combined heat and power plant. The public space is being redesigned to create a pedestrian-friendly environment. Tree-lined avenues and urban squares contribute to establishing the identity of the new quarter. The location is excellently connected to public transportation, with bus, S-Bahn, and U-Bahn connections in the immediate vicinity. Many of the apartments are being built barrier-free and feature modern amenities such as underfloor heating and balconies or terraces. View project
Reference building with clinker brick slips Germany, Berlin R743NF
„Wawrzyńca 21“, Krakow, Poland Architect: B2 Studio, Project: Krakow, Poland, R752NF, This residential complex is located directly on the river. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Semi-detached house, Bünde, Germany Project: Bünde, Germany, K764NF, Harmonious interplay of the materials and colours used. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with facing clinker K764NF
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