Educational institutions

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Architect: Rau, Stramien, Object: Antwerp, Belgium, R764DF, R734DF, R773DF, R757DF, R742DF, R561DF, R733DF, an eye -catcher near the famous judiciary.

In the middle of Antwerp, the second largest city of Belgium, is very close to the eye -catcher near Richard Rogers' famous judicial palace. The architects of Rau and Stramien designed the Catholic University "Karel de Grote". With Feldhaus- Thin Brick in combination with other materials such as aluminum and wood on the facade on accents. Seven different Thin Brick varieties were partially processed. The laying technique is particularly a highlight: six varieties of the straps were glued vertically without joint. The R561DF14 variety was processed horizontally next to the windows. The Belgian Company Heylen Ceramics supervised the tender and the technical support. The result is unique and makes the city of Antwerp appear even more beautiful!

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Forum Franklin-Center for Humanistic Culture of life The U-shaped new building of Kaupp + Franck Architects GmbH in the Mannheim-Franklin district houses all four age: in addition to the new community center with youth rooms of the free-religious community, a 60-bed nursing home, 37 old-age Service apartments, a day care and a 3-group day care center. Show project
Kita in Bremen Lesum Urban Development Development On the site of the former Wilhelm Kaisen barracks The area of ​​the Lesum Park is one of the largest urban development areas in Bremen-Nord, which has been realized in recent years. With the participation of the Bremen-Nord building authority, the land use planning was carried out in 2012/2013 to create a new building law. To date, all construction projects have been realized, so that the Lesum Park has now developed into a busy district in the north of Bremen. The Lesum Park was planned as a mixed quarters with living and commercial use. The commercial focus is on the healthcare industry. A mixed offer was developed for living. Chain, row and apartment buildings were realized. A total of around 220 residential units were built. Show project
Student residence "Johanna", Utrecht, Netherlands Architect: Onix Architects (Groningen), Object: Utrecht, Netherlands, glazed Thin Brick , Live in the clouds ... Show project
"Euref-Campus", Berlin, Germany Architect: Euref-Consulting Society of Architects MBH, Object: Berlin, Germany, R730DF, R766DF, around the topics of energy, mobility and Sustainability research over 3,500 people in the approx. 5.5 hectare of the city district. Show project
Children's crib "Lünni", Haselünne, Germany Object: Haselünne, Germany, K773NF, The four-group facility offers 60 children aged 1-3 years. Show project
"Brunnen-Realschule", Stuttgart, Germany Architect: Laufner + Ernst Stuttgart, property: Stuttgart, Germany, R761NF, a comprehensive renovation and renovation of the existing Brunnen Realschule. Show project
Youth music school, Hamburg, Germany Architect: Enric Miralles (Barcelona), Nietz, Prasch and Sigl / NPS + Partner (Hamburg), Object: Hamburg, Germany, R220NF, R400NF, R535NF, R700NF, The new auditorium with the foyer completes the redesign of the Hamburg youth music school. Show project
"Sebastian-Franck elementary school", Donauwörth, Germany architect: Karl Kammer Ing.-Office for Civil engineering, object: Donauwörth, Germany, R220NF, energetic and colorful renovation of primary school with ordinary Thin Brick in combination with glazed Thin Brick . Show project
"Tarpenbeker Ufer", Hamburg, Germany Architect: Henke + Partner Architects, Object: Hamburg, Germany, R748NF, R560NF, New residential area on the site of the former Lokstedter freight station. Show project
a new construction of a primary school for the new elementary school construction of the elementary school. In addition to the main building, the new building includes an integrated after -school care center, a cafeteria and a sports hall. The new building for the 720 pupils consists of a Facing Brick facade with a job in accordance with accent masonry. Show project
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