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The mix of thin brick R766NF (80%) and R730NF (20%) gives the facade a Mediterranean touch with its pastel tones.

New neighborhood development in Graben-Neudorf

Property: Graben-Neudorf, Germany, mix of R766NF (80%) and R730NF (20%), The pastel tones of the facade give the quarter a Mediterranean touch.
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Reference building with clinker brick slips in Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF

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  • R730NF
  • R766NF
New neighborhood development in Graben-Neudorf
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF, R730NF
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF and R730NF
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF and R730N
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF and R730N
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF and R730N
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF and R730N
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF and R730N
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF and R730N
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF and R730N
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF and R730N
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF and R730N
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF, R730NF
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF, R730NF
Reference building with clinker brick slips, Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF, R730NF
Reference building with clinker brick slips in Germany, Graben Neudorf R766NF

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FURTHER REFERENCES
Renovation of terraced houses, Hamburg, Germany. Housing association: Wohnungsgenossenschaft von 1904 eG, Project: Hamburg, Germany, R991NF. Using thin brick to give old buildings a new lease on life. View project
Feldhaus reference building with clinker brick slips R991NF
"Living at the Monastery Beech," Hamburg, Germany. Architect: Hans Ulrich Zöllner Architekten BDB. Project: Hamburg, Germany. R752NF, R756NF, R762NF. The design of the new building is based on the historical surroundings. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R752NF R762NF R756NF
in Selm. The buildings blend harmoniously into the natural surroundings and offer direct views of the adjacent "Zechenbusch" forest. The design is by architect Alexander Benthaus, who is very pleased with the positive interest in the apartments. The new buildings are part of an urban development concept that, in addition to residential use, also includes a daycare center to meet the increasing demand for childcare places in Selm. The project fulfills important social and infrastructural functions and contributes to the sustainable development of the district. View project
Photo of a daycare center and apartment building in Selm
"ATAL Towers", Wrocław, Poland. Architect: AP Szczepaniak. Project: Wrocław, Poland. R736NF. The interplay of the elegant, dark brickwork and the cantilevered, light honeycomb architecture makes the building a modern eye-catcher. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Housing initiative “Büntekamp”, House 3, Hanover, Germany. Architect: Spengler Wiescholek Architects and Urban Planners. Project: Hanover, Germany, R738NF. Living on a site previously used for allotments. View project
Reference building with clinker brick slips
Apartment building, Darlowko, Poland. Project: Darlowko, Poland, R768NF. The red bricks protect the weather-facing side from dirt and grime, thus ensuring a facade that requires no renovation. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
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
“CONCRETE APARTMENT COLOGNE”, Cologne, Germany. Architect: FORMAT Architektur. Project: Cologne, Germany. R773DF, R745DF. First smart energy building in Cologne-Mülheim. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R773DF R745DF
Neighborhood Development in Berlin-Schöneberg: The Schöneberg Lens is an exciting urban development project in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district of Berlin, located 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. The development will include both rental and owner-occupied apartments, office space, a hotel, a daycare center, and a café. A modern transportation concept and a sustainable energy supply are key components of the project. The aim is to achieve KfW 55 efficiency house standards, and a combined heat and power plant is included. Public spaces are being redesigned to create a pedestrian-friendly environment. Tree-lined avenues and public squares contribute to the distinct character of the new quarter. The location boasts excellent public transportation connections, with bus, S-Bahn, and U-Bahn lines in the immediate vicinity. Many of the apartments will be 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
"Alte Villmergerstraße", Wohlen, Switzerland. Property: Wohlen, Switzerland, R773LDF. The property was built in the fourth largest municipality in the canton of Aargau and is home to 16,000 inhabitants. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R773LDF
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