Single -family houses multi -family houses
Bricks:
Object: Lingen, Germany, K388NF, The slanted flat roof ensures a modern look.
Further references
District development in Berlin-Schöneberg The Schöneberg lens is an exciting urban planning project in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district in Berlin, which extends between the Südkreuz station and the Schöneberg S-Bahn station. The area is converted into an urban quarters with a mixture of living and commercial space. Both rental and condominiums, office space, a hotel, a daycare center and a café are created. A modern traffic concept and sustainable energy supply are central components of the project. A KfW 55-efficiency house standard is being sought and there is a combined heat and power plant. The public space is being redesigned to create a pedestrian -friendly environment. Tree avenues and city spaces contribute to addressing in the new district. The location is excellently connected to public transport, with bus, S and subway connections in the immediate vicinity. Many of the apartments are built barrier -free and have modern equipment such as underfloor heating and balconies or terraces. Show project
Rheinallee in Mainz In just 20 months, 138 rental apartments, three commercial units, and 163 underground parking spaces were built at Mainz's former customs port. The five tower blocks offer water views, while an elongated structure shields the view from Rheinallee. Generous glass facades facing the harbor and noise-optimized punched windows facing the street characterize the architecture. Clinker brick and plaster create a vibrant façade design. View project
