The unusual ground plan of the apartment complex, which is divided into one 6-storey building and one 13-storey building, is down to the triangular layout of the site – and the resulting external view gives the appearance of being nested or folded. The ceramic cladding made of vertically fitted TERRART® panels plays with graduated terracotta […]
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The sintered TERRART® panels reference the functionality of the building with their metallic character. The silvery luster of the surfaces is broken up and vitalised through a combination of individual elements that have a darker glaze and vertical strips of ceramic baguettes.
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The new administrative headquarters of the Rhône- Alpes region makes a bold statement in terms of urban construction and architecture: generous glass façades that reveal the interior of the spacious foyer and the open-plan meeting rooms form the counterpoint to the ceramic-covered fronts concealing the working areas. The particularly light natural hue of the profiled
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With its regular rectangular shapes and brick colour, on the one hand the facade is reminiscent of the old industrial district. But, on the other hand, the outer shell has the appearance of a luxurious, handmade curtain fabric. The generously proportioned windows, offset laterally between stories, are framed by profiled terracotta panels held in metal
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In the heart of the inner city of Moscow, between the river Moskva and the Moscow-Volga Canal, a new business park has sprung up on the site of a n old textile factory. Only two of the former factory halls have been preserved – space is now dominated by modern architecture. The polygonal business centre
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Right in the heart of Berlin, close to the main station and Charite university hospital, is the new VKU Forum, which offers state-of the-art conference and seminar facilities over 1,000 square metres of floor space. The attractive facade is divided into separate blocks, each bordered with a light-coloured frame. The window strips consist of dark-blue,
After a modernisation programme for the old hospital wing from the 1960s was rejected as uneconomical, the decision was instead made to construct a new building with a functional area and ward block and featuring a contemporary room concept designed to meet the demands of modern working processes and optimised routes to the existing, neighbouring
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It is worth a careful look: the U-shaped building, raised up on a plinth for the underground garage and plant rooms, with tower floor, cathedral-like windows and gradually narrowing window embrasures, delivers an impressive array of architectural highlights and unique features. The vivid, moss-green ceramic panels that envelop all closed parts of the facade –
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The new five-storey building brings together the various offices of Doncaster City Council under a single roof. The inviting, fully-glazed entrance area leads in to the bright and spacious customer service centre, while the different departments are situated on the upper floors. The frontage of the corner building features a remarkable design: whereas the remaining
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It has already been likened to the Flat Iron Building of London, a red spine of a book, or a „burgundy tongue in the beak of a fantasy bird“ – the new build residential and office building is a bold architectural design that triggers a wave of different associations. The impressive building dominates the open
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