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The cubist building shape appears both modern and elegant. This statement is impressively supported by the terracotta façade in a natural white tone, which reflects the light and forms a harmonious contrast to the dark window reveals. The ceramic elements are arranged vertically; due to the large format, two panels on top of each other […]
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The residential park, Am Kohlistieg, consists of several individual buildings whose identical floor plans have different orientations via mirroring and rotation and are designed for different needs – from smaller rental properties to large family flats and senior flats. The project, which is supported by a housing cooperative, had to meet high standards in terms
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As an open quarter, the Sedelhoefe extend the pedestrian zone by 10,400 square metres of land: in a central location, a new, urban living space is created that meets the needs of a wide variety of target groups. A “city of short distances”, in which working, living and living take place in parallel. The façade
Profiled façade ceramics underline modern building appearance The rehabilitation clinic in Zihlschlacht, Switzerland, knows how to shine! In addition to the modern, cubist form of the building, the profiled façade ceramics act as an element of modernity. The symbiosis of ceramic façade surfaces in a vertical wide window bands and opening large-format glass structures in
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The Brooklyn Arts Center is located close to the Hudson River in the beating heart of New York’s cultural community. The renovated former bakery is – amusingly – dressed in TERRART®-Baguettes. The elements come in two different natural colours. They fit right into New York’s classic colour pallet and are a pleasant sight in
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The impressive building, built in 1929 and representing the Beaux-Arts architecture, has retained its historical character even after its complete renovation – although it has been breathed fresh life into its interior and exterior. The terracotta of the facades is light in colour, which takes away the weight of the compact building and makes it
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Two full storeys and one staggered storey. A type that is very often build up in Germany. Unfortunately mostly as a minimal solution. This house is now the proof that it is quite possible to build an architecturally sophisticated house within an economic framework. The facade is a curtain-type rear-ventilated construction made of terracotta panels
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The new shopping centre in Le Chesnay near Paris convinces with its fresh, clear appearance and welcomes visitors. Horizontally mounted TERRART® Mid elements in a natural white shade cover the facades and also extend over the projecting roof structure. The design creates a friendly, very inviting overall impression.
Parallel to the development of the exchange pole project, the city of Versailles, Unibail-Rodamco and Nexity are working together on an urban development project on the 3.5-hectare site next to the Versailles-Chantiers railway station. It is a quality location with exceptional advantages as part of a large-scale development project in the Versailles-Chantiers district. The project
Harmony of proportions, aesthetics, simple sensuality, paired with noble materials and artistic craftsmanship: the residential complex in St. Petersburg is entirely in the tradition of the Bauhaus School of Architecture. Colour and form are combined to create a high-quality design that sets the new building apart from its surroundings. The medium-format terracotta elements in special
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