CLAPEKO – Majolika Public Services, Karlsruhe
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Hofstatt, Munich
With the new Hofstatt buildings nestled among listed historical buildings, the centre of Munich has become one architectural highlight richer. The recently opened triple-armed shopping mall opens to the quarter on several sides and includes not only shops, but also representative office spaces and housing, which together form an attractive, modern experience space.The striking pair
215 East 68th Street, New York
The grand character of this dazzling white building right in the heart of Manhattan has been restored thanks to a comprehensive refurbishment project that has only just been completed on the aging high rise. Extensive renovation work and restoration of the façade has given the giant building constructed in 1962 an attractive and immaculate new
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BSU Hamburg
On each floor, continuous aprons with a total length of around 900 metres and made from ceramic cladding glazed in bright colours make their way around the entire building, lending it an unmistakeably cheery character. Using five different shades of blue, red, yellow and green, the cladding features a total of twenty different colours. The
Ecole des Mines de Nancy
Steel, glass and crimson ceramics combine to make this building a real eye-catcher. The engineering college in Nancy comprises a rectangular main building with an exciting front section that combines a steel frame with glass and forms a type of foyer in front of the entrance area. The closed fronts are clad with glazed TERRARTR-Large
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Löwenbräu Areal, Zurich
Two new towers rise above the old brewery of the Lowenbrau site, their dimensions in keeping with those of the silos. The 38-m high „Red“ office complex comprises the listed main brewery building from 1897 and the extension. With its striking red-glazed, undulating ceramic plates, the facade reinterprets the typical colour of the existing brick
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CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Corpo)
The monumental main building, with its extraordinary glazing (for its shape), dominates the general view of the complex. At the same time, the comparatively low wall, which spaciously encircles the forecourt below, acts as a counterbalance: the closed frontage, with its striking, gleaming red colour, provides the glass building with a solid base, appearing to
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Mittelbayerischer Verlag, Regensburg
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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Doncaster Civic Offices
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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South Molton Street Building, London
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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