Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips

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Clinker:
Architect: APA Wojciechowski Architects., Project: Krakow, Poland, R773NF + R775NF, The interplay between the rough, grey-brown clinker surfaces and the smooth, dark metal-glass elements gives the facade a dynamic and modern feel.
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips
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Residential and commercial building, Warsaw, Poland. Property: Warsaw, Poland, R767NF, R737NF. The ground floor is very harmoniously color-coordinated with the upper floors. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R767NF R737NF
Corner building, Warsaw, Poland. Project: Warsaw, Poland, R561NF. The frosted glass makes the massive building appear more open and inviting. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R561NF
"Medical Center II", Gütersloh, Germany. Architect: Herzog & Kordtomeikel Architects. Project: Gütersloh, Germany, K388NF. The attractive, central location, the pleasant atmosphere in spacious rooms, and the direct connection to the hospital combine a broad spectrum of medical services at one location. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with facing clinker brick K388NF
"Am Garnmarkt" House 2, Götzis, Austria. Architect: architektur.terminal. Project: Götzis, Austria, R757NF. A diverse range of restaurants and cafes makes this an attractive residential area. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R757NF
"Golden House", Wrocław, Poland. Project: Wrocław, Poland, R737NF, R752NF, R757NF, R761NF, R764NF, R767NF. The use of several different types of brick visually divides the large residential and commercial building. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R761NF R752NF
“Urban Green”, Münster, Germany. Architect: e.a+d Lehmann+Müller Architekten PartGmbB. Project: Münster, Germany, K941NF. The precise interplay of light-colored thin bricksurfaces and generous glass elements lends the building a highly modern, rhythmic structure. View project
Reference building with Feldhaus facing brick
Commercial building, Krakow, Poland. Property: Krakow, Poland, R752NF. This industrial building houses a variety of Company under one roof. View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips Poland R752NF
EUREF Campus, Berlin, Germany. Architect: EUREF-Consulting Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH. Project: Berlin, Germany, R730DF, R766DF. More than 3,500 people conduct research in the approximately 5.5-hectare urban district, focusing on energy, mobility, and Sustainability . View project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker brick slips R766DF R730DF
New Medical Center in Bielefeld: A modern medical center with the potential to become a clinic has been built on the foundation of a former air-raid shelter, directly adjacent to the Bielefeld Central Hospital. It offers space for cooperating medical practices and patient wards. The architecture combines brickwork, a glass facade, and sculptural staircases, clearly referencing the surrounding hospital buildings. A garden and roof terraces enhance the amenities for staff and patients. Total area: 9,514 m² gross floor area. View project
"House of Green Associations" at Olga Park in Oberhausen has a new tenant: Ellin Line GmbH, a fiber optic network specialist. The building, completed in 2022, offers approximately 3,500 m² of office, conference, and storage space. It is a joint project of cemetery gardeners in North Rhine-Westphalia and also houses horticultural associations. The building is considered an architectural highlight with sustainable construction methods: green roofs, CO₂-neutral construction, and a green parking area. Since 2018, a total of around €30 million has been invested in the complex, creating 150 jobs. To offset the CO₂ emissions from construction, 1,000 trees are to be planted in Osterfeld. View project
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