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A journey for all senses

From Slovenia’s sunlit hills to Oslo’s vibrant squares, this issue illustrates brick architecture’s endless possibilities. Discover tranquil hideaways and sustainable designs, from Belgium’s solar rooftops to Singapore’s serene brick façades.

architectum #41

innovative solutions and sustainable materials

In this issue, we showcase 13 visionary projects from 13 different countries that highlight once again how brick architecture is shaping diverse, innovative, and sustainable spaces around the world.

In two in-depth interviews, the architects offer fresh insights into the minds driving modern architecture forward today.

architectum issue #41

Throughout the year, we collect and research the best solutions in brick architecture. All editions are downloadable for free here.

Our latest issue #41 features these captivating brick projects:

CEO Heimo Scheuch, Portrait — © Daniel Hinterramskogler / wienerberger

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Heimo Scheuch, CEO wienerberger

Fasadtegel: EW2163 Cassis | Vittinge Förskola — © Wienerberger AB | Foto: Johann Eldrot

Interplay of joints and bricks

A close connection to nature is a central aspect of Swedish architecture – this has become visible on the building envelope of this new school.

Resembling the settlement

This modern kindergarten uses the traditional Biber roof tile to create a strong connection to the surrounding architecture.

RENOVATION shopping center AU SHOPPING Cladding ARGETON ET TERREA, existing cladding, haut-de-france — © Frédéric Miette

Renovation – revitalisation – reuse

This French hypermarket is a leading example for reuse and revitalization of urban spaces in order to reduce carbon footprint and redefine public purpose.

Project Toeyen Torg in Norway — © Damian Heinisch

Making internationality visible

Three beautiful brick patterns, made from a total of eight different clay pavers adorn the Tøyen square and give it a warm and homey feel.

A home full of kitchen stories

Nestled in the green hills of northern Slovenia the new Monstera Estate now welcomes not only its owners, but also guests.

A tranquil hideaway

One of the defining features of this home in Singapore is its hand-moulded brick façade, giving it a timeless and cozy yet elegant atmosphere.

Renovation of an orangery with ClickBrick Pure in Baarn — © Wienerberger B.V.

Historic orangery goes full circle

The old extension was torn down and replaced with a beautiful new structure. Thanks to the ClickBrick system the new façade is fully circular.

Forest Inspired House, Z3Z Architekci, Koramic Orea 9 grey engobe , Terca Iluzo grey — © Z3Z Architekci

Into the woods

Embedded in a dense pine forest this stunning family home in Poland offers comfortable and luxurious living, in touch with nature.

Aesthetics meets efficiency

The newly built Parcado Residence is a real eye-catcher: there is more to its sleek roof than meets the eye – it largely consists of in-roof photovoltaic panels.

Apartment building, "Aksominės kopos", Nida — © Norbert Tukaj

Restored retreat

Restored with clay bricks, an almost forgotten recreational center in Nida has been transformed into a peaceful retreat for residents and visitors.

Reference Lihovar Smíchov 2024 | Terca — © Wienerberger s.r.o.

Staying true to industrial roots

This building complex in the Czech capital is part of a site that is gradually being transformed from today’s industrial brownfields into a residential zone.