Feldhaus, reference building with clinker Ritchen R764NF

Industry & commercial buildings

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Architect: Rothweiler + Färber Architects GmbH, Object: Trossingen, Germany, R764NF, new construction of a shopping center on Ernst-Haller-Straße.
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Office building 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
Reference construction with blind clinker Germany, Bremen K706DF
Residential & commercial building, Warsaw, Poland Object: Warsaw, Poland, R767NF, R737NF, the ground floor is very harmoniously coordinated with the upper floors. Show project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker Rüemchen R767NF R737NF
Courts, Krakow, Poland Object: Krakow, Poland, R752NF, this industrial building houses a wide variety of Company under one roof. Show project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker straps Poland R752NF
Café & Bistro 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
Reference construction with blind clinker Germany, Bremen K706DF
"Pasinger Court Gardens", Munich, Germany Architect: Allmann Sattler Wappner Architects, Object: Munich, Germany, R690NF (with stone -visible sludge), the modern commercial building convinces with its extraordinary stone sludge on the Thin Brick . Show project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker Ritchen R690NF
"The Porter Building", Slough, Great Britain Object: Slough Great Britain, R764WDF, the first office building in Great Britain, which was awarded by the International Well Building Institute ™. Show project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker Rüemchen R764WDF
"Best Western Premier Hotel City Center", Breslau, Poland Architect: SSC Archekci, Object: Breslau, Poland, R743NF, The upper laying of the Thin Brick makes the object appear very stretched. Show project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker straps Poland R743NF
"Hanover in the middle of China", Changde, China Project management: Chiyang Peng, Partner: Kingart GmbH, Object: Changde, China, Hannover in the middle of China. Show project
Feldhaus reference building with clinker strap
"Am Garnmarkt" Haus 2, Götzis, Austria Architect: Architecture. terminal, object: Götzis, Austria, R757NF, A diverse range of restaurants ensures an attractive residential area. Show project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker Rüemchen R757NF
"Maybach Quarters", Stuttgart, Germany Architect: Gramlich Architects, Object: Stuttgart, Germany, R764NF (property fire), multi -generation house with commercial space on the ground floor and a daycare center for 70 children. Show project
Feldhaus, reference building with clinker Ritchen R764NF
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