Posts Tagged ‘Koramic’
09.08.2011
A building envelope made entirely from dark roof tiles. The architects in the Lithuanian town of Klaipėda designed a building with an Abstract silhouette by drawing their inspiration from the classic archetypes of gable roofed houses. Wine-red glazed clay roof tiles make the roof and facade an eye-catcher
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Tags: A. Kančas Studio, Algimantas Kančas, ceramic, façade corner tiles, Fassadeneckziegel, Giebeldach, Gustė Kančaitė, Klaipėda, Koramic, multifunctional building, Multifunktionsgebäude, gable roof, clay, roof tiles
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10.08.2010
The 22 houses handed over in 2009 in the district of Les Toits de la Corvée in Saint-Dié des Vosges (FR) have been awarded with the quality mark for low energy buildings (BBC-Effinergie). The quality of this project shows that environmental protection and social commitment are not mutually exclusive. [...]
Tags: antoine pagnoux, architectum, asp architecture, bbceffinergie, wheelchair-friendly access, datura, energy independence, eric schmitt, spruce, France, wood, wood burner, Koramic, low energy building, solar panels, social commitment, roof tiles, environmental protection, prefabrication, residential building, residential houses, indoor ventilation
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11.06.2010
In the dunes of the Belgian coast, architect Koen Steenkiste built a house that immediately evokes the image of a boat. This resemblance sprang from the irregular shape of the building plot. The location against the side of the dune also offered the opportunity of constructing a cellar with a garage. [...]
Tags: architectum, belgium, dunes, single family house, arched roof, cellar, koen steenkiste, Koramic, pre-patinated zinc, oostduinkerke-bad, pottelberg, facing bricks, terraces, roof tiles, irregularly shaped site
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06.04.2010
The WNF headquarters in Zeist is an earth-friendly building, which gives back more energy than it uses. It was one of the winners of the Brick Award in 2008. [...]
Tags: architectum, energy-saving, Koramic, protected nature reserve area, netherlands, bat cellars, pottelberg, rau, refurbishment, energy neutral, environmentally friendly construction, world nature fund, wwf, zeist
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03.03.2010
Prague’s Barrandov studios are as important to Czech cinema as Hollywood is in America. The work of Hans-Paul Architects proofs that even large practical buildings need not look monotonous or boring. The main feature is an unusual façade of Koramic Migeon Actua. [...]
Tags: architectum, barrandov studios, façade, filip ziegler, film studios, hans-paul architects, Koramic, migeon actua, prague, soundproof walls, roof tiles
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