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ENGIE headquarters, Cologne, Germany. Architect: ASTOC Architects and Planners. Project: Cologne, Germany, R764DF (Project classification). Living and working on the former RTL site in Cologne-Junkersdorf. View project
Feldhaus, references with clinker brick slips R764DF
"Clouth Quarter" in Cologne: In 2018, two residential buildings with 17 units were built in Cologne for the Energie+ building group, including an underground parking garage and a common room in the former gatehouse. The buildings meet passive house standards and generate energy via photovoltaic systems on the roofs. The monolithic construction with 49 cm thick brick walls features rounded corners and is clad with profiled brick slips. Folding shutters from Falter provide effective sun protection and allow for window planting. View project
Feldhaus Klinker reference building with brick slips, Germany, Cologne R400NF
Modern student residence in Hanover city center: At Klagesmarkt 17, in a central location in Hanover, a former office building from the 1970s has been comprehensively revitalized and transformed into a modern student residence with 98 micro-apartments. The compact units offer contemporary living comfort on approximately 26 m², including a kitchenette. The new facade design references the Christuskirche (Christ Church) opposite and gives the building a striking urban presence. View project
"Fasanenhof Europaplatz", Stuttgart, Germany. Architect: Project GmbH, Project: Stuttgart, Germany, R762NF, R766NF, Development of a new urban center within the "Social City" redevelopment program. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R762NF R766NF
Apartment buildings in Osnabrück-Pye: Between 2014 and 2018, a residential complex consisting of five apartment buildings and six terraced houses was built in Osnabrück-Pye. The aim was to enhance the urban design of the town entrance and to integrate the development harmoniously into the surrounding area. The apartments, with three to six rooms (85–186 m²), offer high-quality living with natural light, underfloor heating, and private outdoor spaces. View project
Reference Project: Maximilians Quartier Berlin . The Maximilians Quartier is a successful example of contemporary residential construction in Berlin. It combines urban planning quality with architectural sophistication, creating an environment where tranquility and big-city flair are not mutually exclusive. The mix of rental and owner-occupied apartments, the integration of subsidized housing, and the high quality of life make the quarter an attractive place to live for a wide range of target groups. With its location in Schmargendorf and its proximity to nature, infrastructure, and urban life, the Maximilians Quartier is one of the most exciting residential areas in the capital. View project
"Old Town Residence", Wrocław, Poland. Project: Wrocław, Poland, R743NF. This narrow building is characterized by its natural stone base and brick facade on the upper floors. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips Poland R743NF
Townhouses, Kaunas, Lithuania. Project: Kaunas, Lithuania, R700DF. Unique townhouses forming a self-contained and modern unit. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips Lithuania R700DF
"Am Stadtpark", Böblingen, Germany. Architect: Reichl, Sassenscheidt und Partner Dipl.Inge. Freie Architekten BDA. Project: Böblingen, Germany, R745NF. The buildings are of classic solid construction with a plastered facade and a full thermal insulation system. The roof surfaces are extensively greened. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R745NF
"Wiktoria Park", Puck, Poland. Project: Puck, Poland, R758NF. The design of the plastered facade is reminiscent of a classic half-timbered house. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
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