Mursten

Stratum, Australia

When creating this Australian residence, Joe Adsett Architects combine wooden lamella with extra-long format Ultima bricks to form a minimalistic impression with straight lines, inspiring patterns and inspiring nooks.

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Stratum

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Joe Adsett Architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Australia

The architects chose the light-tinted RT 154 brick for this project. Combined with white and wood, the sand-couloured diversity of the brickwork is perfect for the Australian clear blue sky.

Castle View, UK

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Castle View

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Flint Architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Berkhamsted, UK

Calgary, Canada

With its location in the woods, the dark-tinted quality materials and a floor plan that sparks curiosity, this Canadian villa is a home out of the ordinary. The Ultima RT 161 plays a distinguished part in the project. The waterstruck black and brown nuances with warm bronzed highlights are the perfect complement to the surrounding nature as well as the simple and elegant interior design.

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Calgary

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Dejong Design and Associates

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Calgary, Canada

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Waterford Homes Inc

A significant detail in the project is the variation of bonds. When walking across the property, you can’t miss the play of bonds; There is the classic bond of long format bricks, a protruding bond as well as transparent one – each of which adds a special effect on the overall impression of the house.

Involved partners in the project

Home Construction:
Waterford Homes Inc
waterfordhomes.ca

Architecture:
Dejong Design and Associates
dejongdesign.co

Interior Design:
Shaun Ford & Co
@shaunfordandco

Magog, Canada

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Magog

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
ATELIER ÉCHELLE

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Magog, Canada

Danish Crown, Denmark

Danish Crown har et mål om at være klimaneutral i 2050, og det nye hovedkontor er et skridt i den retning.

Facaden er opført med specialudviklede GREENER mursten, der har et markant lavere CO2-aftryk takket være brugen af biogas og vindkraft. Med over 225.000 mursten er der opnået en CO2-besparelse på over 110.000 kg.
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ProjectDataNameLabel:
Danish Crown

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Cebra A/S, Arkitekter Maa

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Randers, Denmark

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Raundahl & Moesby A/S

ProjectDataSustainabilityRatingLabel:
DGNB Hjerte

Villa Oss, Netherlands

Minimalistic elegance meets contrasting combinations in this breathtaking home in Holland. In a symphony of grey nuances, the extra-long Ultima-bricks extend the voluminous villa, while the many large windows make for the perfect view of the green surroundings that embrace the exclusive and extraordinary Villa Oss.

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Villa Oss

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Grosfeld Bekkers van der Velde Architecten

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Oss, Netherlands

On one side of the surface, a special bonding breaks with the minimalistic façade and adds character to the house. Especially at night, this transparent bond has a significant effect when the indoor illumination shines through.

Toronto, Canada

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Toronto

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Toronto, Canada

Villa O., Switzerland

Villa O. er et fremragende eksempel på en premiumejendom, hvor kombinationen af elegante kurver med specialfremstillede mursten fra vores Carlsberg Bjælker-fabrik og gennemsigtige facader skaber et utroligt helhedsindtryk. Designet af arkitektfirmaet Hünerwadel Albers & Partner byder ejendommen ikke kun på en fantastisk udsigt over det unikke landskab, men har også områder beklædt med ULTIMA i stuen, vinkælderen og indgangspartiet.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Villa O.

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Hünerwadel Albers & Partner

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Zurich, Switzerland

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Ziegelei Schumacher AG

Villa K., Germany

Med Villa K. har bygherrerne i Saarlouis, Tyskland, opfyldt en ægte drøm. Den omhyggeligt designede bygning udstråler tidløs elegance, ikke mindst på grund af det minimalistiske udseende. Langformatstenen ULTIMA RT153 blev i dette projekt også brugt som beklædning på en køkkenvæg indendørs.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Villa K.

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
BHK Architekten

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Saarlouis, Germany

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Bauunternehmung Ehl

Aarhus Universitet, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Aarhus Universitet

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
C.F. Møller

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Århus, Denmark

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Dan Jord, Poul Pedersen og Buus

Bravida, Denmark

New Headquarters for Bravida Danmark A/S on the outskirts of Brabrand, Aarhus V. The project consists of an administration building of 5,400 m² on 2 floors with offices, meeting rooms and canteen plus a basement for service rooms and archives as well as an independent warehouse.

Technical delivery: Brick slats for sunshade, brick lintels, brackets and glued special stones.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Bravida

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
ERIK arkitekter A/S

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Brabrand, Århus, Denmark

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Enemærke & Petersen A/S

ProjectDataSustainabilityRatingLabel:
DGNB Silver + DGNB Heart

Jægergårdsgade 90B, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Jægergårdsgade 90B

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Dreyer Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Århus, Denmark

Julius Bechgaards Vej, Denmark

The epitome of endless exploration is represented in this architectural project. Lots of hidden corners, numerous nuances, and distinguished details make you enthralled and curious. The extra-long Ultima bricks in a vertical format and calm grey colors, add a raw and coarse touch to the light-tinted piece of art.

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Julius Bechgaards Vej

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Wullum Pasgaard

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Århus, Denmark

Kastanjehjørnet, Denmark

There is nothing minimalistic about this apartment building in Billund in Denmark. Located on the corner of a roundabout, the architectural piece of art works as a design element to the moving townscape.

Inspired by a chestnut, as the name indicates, daring dimensions makes every apartment stand out. The large sections of windows are placed strategically and ensuring privacy, and the dark frames in combination with the light brickwork contribute to the thought-out depth of the building.

The architect has chosen Unika RT 542 to frame the project. The sand-colored bricks are rich in details and nuances which gives the brickwork an exciting color play and room for endless reflection.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Kastanjehjørnet

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
BIG

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Billund, Denmark

Casa Chillemi, Germany

Casa Chillemi towers about the neighbouring natural reserve. The private residence is a muted tale of natural elegancy with coarse exposed concrete and mellow sand-coloured waterstruck bricks in linear format. The perforated brickwork is the crowning stroke, leaving the visitors with a sophisticated expression of home.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Casa Chillemi

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Forma Office

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Karlsruhe, Germany

Haasdonk, Belgium

Surrounded by trees and flanked by a tempting pool, this home offers quite a welcome. A welcome that is supported by the pleasant minimalism radiated by the combination of glass, light concrete and muted brick colours.

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Haasdonk

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
BAO architecten

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Haasdonk, Belgium

Prinzenareal, Germany

This grey and white-scaled office building is not just an elegant piece in the townscape of Hannover. It is also DGNB gold-certified due to its sustainable qualities.

The certification is provided by Green Building Council Denmark and is based on the project’s environmental, financial, social and technical quality as well as quality of process.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Prinzenareal

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Martienssen Architekten

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Hannover, Germany

ProjectDataSustainabilityRatingLabel:
DGNB Gold

Alfa Laval, Denmark

At an old shipyard site, a new office building has emerged. Not only are the architects’ references to modern ship decks remarkable, the building is also highly sustainable.

The 5.969 m² building is Alfa Laval’s head office with a ground floor-car park and three floors of offices. We assisted the architect and executive contractor with technical development of retaining principles. We also supplied the project with black RT 548 bricks.

The building is DGNB gold-certified due to its sustainable qualities. The certification is provided by Green Building Council Denmark and is based on the project’s environmental, financial, social and technical quality as well as quality of process.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Alfa Laval

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
PLH Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aalborg, Denmark

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Gråkjær A/S

ProjectDataSustainabilityRatingLabel:
DGNB

Warwickshire, UK

In the home region of Shakespeare, this contemporary house has emerged. It is defined by significant clean lines – with two diverse split levels, remarkable windows and beautiful repetitive brickwork.

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Warwickshire

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Studio Spicer

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Warwickshire, UK

The many large window selections combined with the owner’s choice of materials and colours results in a significant house and a home with a light feel.

The eaves create various quiet nooks around the house – perfect for a cup of tea and some poetry reading.

Villa Maria, Sweden

This Swedish home with challenging shapes and straight lines is drawn towards the coast. So much it literally looks like the house is leaning towards the ocean.

From the street, the house is private with few windows, but from the garden – and the sea – the house opens op with great glass sections and a large terrace. The atrium in the centre of the villa provides a great natural inflow of light as well as small courtyard, that adds charm to the house.

A consistent element in the project is the RT 550 Kronos brick. It is a soft-moulded brick in shades of dim grey with a pinch of warm yellow. It picks up the surrounding’s play of colours and adds robustness to the house. The brickwork is also an important element in the indoor environment, where it sets the scene for a comfortable feeling of home..

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Villa Maria

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Tomas Wien Stringdahl

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Sweden

Casa Sand, Denmark

North of the charming Danish city Aarhus, a unique villa overlooks the bay. This contemporary gem is oriented towards the sea, not only in its location – but in every architectural decision.

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Casa Sand

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Christoffersen & Weiling Architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Risskov, Denmark

A combination of vertical and horizontal bonds offer a special welcome to the villa. The extra-long Ultima bricks do not only lend the house character, they also intensify the horizon behind the house.

The home is oriented towards the sea, not only in its location – but in every architectural decision. As you walk through the beautiful and simple rooms of the house, your eye continues to meet the many nuances of ocean.

The use of waterstruck bricks provide a special aesthetic to the house. Not two bricks are alike, the texture, surface and colour of each brick vary – just enough to create a distinctive expression in the overall brickwork.

Christoffersen & Weiling Architects are behind this remarkable project, and their work has been awarded with a nomination for ArchDaily 2021 Building of the Year Awards.

Philipsbornstrasse, Germany

New ways of working require new spaces for work. In Hannover, a new building has arisen for this very purpose. The building itself invites to co-working and knowledge-sharing with the combination of its organic shape, the remarkable window selections and the heavy red and brown nuanced bricks.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Philipsbornstrasse

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Hannover, Germany

Prominent bond

The shape is not the only thing to stand out. The variety of bonds seem random and playful – and especially this one is quite remarkable with prominent straight lines.

Turbinehuset // DGNB, Denmark

In Central Copenhagen you’ll find the office building Turbinehuset - nicely fitted into the neighborhood, with a restaurant and supermarket at street level.

The building is DGNB gold-certified and thus sustainable on many levels. The façade features red Rustica bricks and beautiful details with tombac covering at the window sections. The turbine house was conceived and designed by Danielsen Architecture in collaboration with Tetris, as a durable and well-thought-out office building - but is also in many ways a modern and flexible building.

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Turbinehuset // DGNB

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Danielsen Architecture A / S

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Copenhagen, Denmark

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Einar Kornerup A / S

ProjectDataSustainabilityRatingLabel:
DGNB Gold

Copenhagen's Mayor of Culture and Leisure Carl Christian Ebbesen has awarded this building as a particularly beautiful building in Copenhagen.

“With Turbinehuset, Danielsen Architecture and Danielsen Spaceplanning have created a building that functions functionally, aesthetically and with a pronounced respect for Copenhagen's architectural heritage and city life. At the same time as Turbinehuset helps to elevate the neighborhood architecturally and lovingly greets the past, the building is an innovative office building that forms the framework for the modern workplace of the future in the middle of the city, where inspiration and job satisfaction have the best possible conditions. The turbine house meets high demands on flexibility, quality and aesthetics that people have come to expect from modern architecture and working environment.”

Klostermarken, Denmark

At the turn of a lush roundabout in an attractive neighbourhood, a businessman bought a large detached plot of land to fulfil a childhood dream: To create a world of his own in the woods. The vision for the project was to create as much discretion and privacy as possible without comprising the desire for a bright home with open and translucent rooms filled with daylight.

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Klostermarken

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Arkitekthuset Vodskov

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aalborg, Denmark

The bricks are light-tinted with a raw and coarse touch that adds a sand-coloured diversity to the finished masonry. The slightly retracted masonry joints have been chosen to bring out the brick’s rustic surfaces even more. This detail rich façade plays elegantly with panels lined with pre-patinated copper cladding and obliquely cut hardwood cladding on the front door and garage doors. A symphony of warm and natural materials that blends in perfect symphony.

To embody the vision of combing grandiose looks, floor-to-ceiling windows and the desire for privacy, the initial sketch was paramount; The main building, the terraces and the large garage had coexist elegantly in order to create the desired effect in terms of privacy and positive outdoor atmosphere.

Villa F, Germany

This stunning two-story German villa has fine horizontal lines with comforting overhangs made with dark Ultima-bricks. The floor plan extend the dining and relaxation areas outside sheltered from the element. Upstairs the everlasting summer nights can be enjoyed with a rustic backdrop of soft-moulded long format bricks. Combined with at lush flowering garden this villa has an inviting warm feel to it.

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Villa F

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Heinz Schumacher GmbH

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Lower Saxony, Germany

The combination of a broad driveway and parallel pathway elegantly lures visitors in for a closer look. The varying surface of light-bathed black RT 150 Ultima-bricks glooms at night.

Turning the first corner reveals the cozy covered terrace with direct access to kitchen and living room. The backyard conceals a private swimming pool.

The Compton Residential Building, UK

The Compton Residence is a ten-store residential building in a London suburb. The project is strongly influenced by Art Deco-style, and its soft curves, geometric patterns and an amazing façade of cast aluminium come together to create a prestigious feel.

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The Compton Residential Building

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Simon Bowden Architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
London, UK

Residents and visitors of the building are welcomed by a stoic masonry with a generous canopy. The ground floor is clad in RT 153 – a detail that provides a robust and beautiful base for the prestigious and detailed building.

Each of the 49 apartments is planned to make the most of the views allowed by the curved bays, that is also the signature of the building. The bays are adorned with an imprinted leaf pattern – an Art Deco-style reference to the neighbouring Regents Park.

Madkulturens Hus, Denmark

This project is a prime example of the fine line between respect for tradition and necessary innovation. In a historic part of the old Danish capital, five townhouses accommodate apartments, shops, a culture house as well as a state-of-the-art subway station – and it harmonises with the historic neighbourhood.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Madkulturens Hus

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Cobe

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Frederiksberg, Denmark

The centre of the project is a courtyard surrounded by five townhouses. Each house has a unique bond and technique, but all masonry is based on RT 154 and RT 554. The use of identical bricks provides a common thread across the five townhouses. As such, they are alike but unique.

The size and position of windows in the 30 apartments of the project imitate its neighbouring buildings. In the same way, the finish is inspired by the many towers on the boulevard, that was initially inspired by Paris’ Champs Elysee.

Fyrstikkalleen // BREEAM, Norway

This award-winning design consists of three sculptural office buildings, that forms a cohesive architectural complex with the shared philosophy to maximize light. At ground level a communal entrance with reception and cafeteria welcomes users with a huge wide-open space, while crisscrossing transparent bridges connect each of the three office blocks.

The significant angled corners of each block create a harmonic sense of invitation, that ensures full outsight for occupants and the maximum intake of daylight. Fyrstikkalleen is built with a focus on sustainable design and materials that meet energy class A specifications. The project has achieved a BREEAM excellent rating. Another focus area is allowing for flexibility – in order to accomodate evolving trends in office layout. The importance of communication, collaboration and random social encounters are important themes here.

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Fyrstikkalleen // BREEAM

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Kristin Jarmund Architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Oslo, Norway

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Vedal Entreprenør

ProjectDataSustainabilityRatingLabel:
BREEAM excellent

Villa Hamburg, Germany

A bold villa with a dramatic black façade is hiding in the surburbs of Hamburg. Blessed with a secluded rooftop terrace and swirling panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows for views of the back garden, makes this villa a true hidden gem. Photos by courtesy of Herrn Carsten Brügmann.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Villa Hamburg

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
SKAI Siemer Kramer Architekten Ing.

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Hamburg, Germany

Institute for Biomedicine at Aarhus University, Denmark

The new Institute for Biomedicine at Aarhus University lends its traditional surroundings a touch of contemporary architecture while fitting into the old university park, where all buildings are yellow bricked.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Institute for Biomedicine at Aarhus University

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Cubo

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aarhus, Denmark

The gable is allowed by a transparent bond of RT 207 bricks, a special Carlsberg Bjælker system for support and traditional brick consoles. From the outside, it is a tale of beautiful simplicity – on the inside, the bond lets great minds work with a view.

The building is adjusted to its surroundings – especially due to the yellow bricks and the traditional roof. At the same time, the two displaced wings and perforated end walls add a contemporary and rewarding touch to the historical epicentre for education.

Villa Berlin, Germany

These private residences in Berlin have an elegant way of inviting you in. From the green and gray brick-sectioned courtyard to the iconic curved breeze blocks, that sculp the masterpiece for this remarkable façade. The graceful arch of Ultima bricks creates a truly dramatic expression. Vertical black windows accompanied by gray concrete ribbons give the brickwork an edge of elegance. A superb display of genuine German craftsmanship.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Villa Berlin

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
A53 — GESELLSCHAFT VON ARCHITEKTEN

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Berlin, Germany

Villa Groot, Belgium

Settled in the background, this Belgian villa doesn’t reveal much, but the rolling meadows and a broad driveway invite you to have a closer look. The layout surrounds a beautiful fig-planted courtyard with two-story floor-to-roof windows that reflect on the sizable swimming pool.

Secluded completely from the outside, this tempting poolside has the perfect waterstruck backdrop with Ultima’s raw and coarse touch. Ultima RT 153 with a retracted mortar really gives the long format the limelight on this exclusive private residence.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Villa Groot

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Lemaire & Longeval

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Groot-Bijgaarden, Belgium

Bygdøynesveien, Norway

These exclusive Norwegian apartments resides beautifully in a 16-acre English-style park, that gives the Bygdøy-area its attractive feel. Ultima Full White and tinted brick mortar give the facades a calm and homogeneous feel.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Bygdøynesveien

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Reiulf Ramstad architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Norway

Basaren, Sweden

Located in the heart of Stockholm. Basaren is a masterpiece of both architecture and engineering, where two oval forms resonate through the entire design and construction of these exclusive city apartments. This building is particular unique because of its façade of transparent masonry, which is made possible by the Carlsberg-system. The devil is in the detail, and this is no exception; each brick used for the transparent part of the brickwork has two extruded holes that matches the shape of the two towered-building. This requires extra structural support in wall elements, lintels and beams – but in turn provides a quiet synergy and gives the building a light and airy feel.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Basaren

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Wingårdhs architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Stockholm, Sweden

ProjectDataSustainabilityRatingLabel:
Miljöbyggnad nivå silver

Anne Frank Strasse, Germany

This architect-designed villa is located in the exclusive residential district of Blankenese in Hamburg. The former fishing and pilot village west of the city stretches along the banks of the Elbe. Referred to as “The Pearl of The Elbe”, this neighbourhood has a Mediterranean feel with scenic paths, winding stairs and a dense population of mansion dotted between lush greens. The villa itself is blessed with high-detailed masonry and open panoramic views. The RT 154 Ultima expresses warmth with its sand-coloured diversity. Brick by brick.

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Anne Frank Strasse

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Unknown

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Hamburg, Germany

Music school, Austria

The new music school and library in Wolfurt, Austria fits into this existing ensemble of school, kindergarten, clubhouse, municipal office and hotel. The brass façade, faced towards the street, plays elegantly with the building's other material choices. Twelve striking, wide-framed square windows mark the music classes behind it.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Music school

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Fink Thurnher architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Wolfurt, Austria

Randers Tegl HQ, Denmark

The vision behind the new headquarters at Hammershøj is called Supersize Bricks and covers the architect’s visual expression.
The administration building consists of four 'stacked bricks'. To make these stones habitable, they are scaled by a factor of 92. The proportions of the stones have been preserved so that the expression at a distance will have clear references to the format of a Danish brick – now only at 21x10x5 meters. The same expression is repeated on the production buildings, which simultaneously act as exhibition walls and demonstration of mortar types and curves.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Randers Tegl HQ

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
CUBO architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Hammershøj, Denmark

Hoffsveien, Norway

This flexible and modern office building integrates one of Oslo’s main shopping districts into its purpose. The transparent ground floor is framed by an Ultima-brick facade with ceiling-high window sections of varying widths that add life and dynamism to the facade.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Hoffsveien

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
AART/SJ architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Oslo, Norway

Bernstorffsgade, Denmark

The project on the old skating ridge in Aalborg is located on the border between the old residential quarter with masonry villas from the 1920s along Bernstorffsgade and the Øgade district's 4-5-story long-houses from 1940-50s. The houses facing Bernstorffsgade are laid out as separate villas with their own carport, roof terrace and outdoor living spaces. In selected locations, relief masonry, along with balconies and window sections provide a facade variety and a human scale.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Bernstorffsgade

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Kjaer & Richter A/S

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aalborg, Denmark

Villa Stuttgart, Germany

Hidden in the sloped landscape near Stuttgart is a villa with Mediterranean feel. Amongst olive trees and bougainvilleas is a stress-free zone by the pool. The outdoor area is framed by the warm and light-tinted sandy feel from the brick walls.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Villa Stuttgart

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Fischer architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Stuttgart, Germany

Villa Meise, Belgium

This Belgian juvel is a myriad of open courtyards with breathtaking facades. The muted brick colors combined with a changeable surface creates a distinctive expression from this Villa in Antwerp, Belgium.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Villa Meise

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
UAU Collectiv architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Antwerp, Belgium

Mosevænget, Denmark

Far away from the everyday hustle, this high-end contemporary gem is hidden away in the woods. Featuring RT 150 Ultima Linear Bricks in vivid black.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Mosevænget

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Friis & Moltke architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Randers, Denmark

Wohnhaus Tietze, Germany

This distinctive and bright German residence dwells peacefully in between greens. Special emphasis was placed on sustainability and a high quality of construction, which is implemented with precision and architectural love to the last detail.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Wohnhaus Tietze

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Nentwig.Notbohm architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Altona, Germany

Apartments, Denmark

This elegant apartment complex in central Aalborg, Denmark adds a hint of sunshine with its yellow shades that oozes of a natural and comforting atmosphere. The raw brick patterns create soothing backdrops from the private stone terraces and balconies.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Apartments

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Ideal architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aalborg, Denmark

Harbour Park, Denmark

97 owner-occupied flats in Harbour Park, Copenhagen, Denmark. The architecture of the block has classical roots. Owing to its well-defined shape, the block has a recreational courtyard area offering optimum conditions for light and shelter from the wind. The large scale of the building is broken down into smaller elements by means of a variety of façade materials and changes in elevation from 4 to 6 stories.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Harbour Park

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Danielsen Architecture

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Copenhagen, Denmark

DEG42, Norway

Behold Queen Eufemias Gate 42 (DEG42). An office building at Oslo’s waterfront that stands out with the very strong suspended meeting rooms in tile, which is overhang on the east façade with unique view through floor-to-ceiling windows. Along with New York-inspired fire escape that winds outside on the east, meeting rooms along the façade creates the unconventional a unique sculptural and dramatic look.

The tile façade is done in full height, ie. all weight is brought down to the foundation. The displaced window positions result in increased loads on the brick beams as the load is brought down to the foundation, and thus up to 17 shift high prefabricated tile beams are made to support the construction. The meeting boxes are suspended in a bearing steel structure with suspended bricklifts along the underside of the boxes. The thickness of the tile ceilings is just 35 mm. to achieve a minimalist expression.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
DEG42

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
A-lab architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Oslo, Norway

The leaning tower, Denmark

Innovative property in Aalborg City center with a distinct sloping façade. Randers Tegl assisted the performing contractor in designing and planning expansion joints, as well as suspension principles and determination of the masonry course according to the placement of brick bellows. The design of the façade posed special requirements for the building's carrying capacity.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
The leaning tower

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Bjørk & Maigård Architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aalborg, Denmark

Apartments, Norway

Capitalizing on the Unika brick’s expressive character, these exclusive apartments in Bekkestua, Norway have a special combination of materials. The warmth of the hardwood creates its own unique connection with the coal-burnt variation of bricks. Panoramic roof balconies open up to the light and spectacular views.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Apartments

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
HRTB Arkitekter AS

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Bekkestua, Norway

Drengsrudbekken // BREEAM, Norway

A giant curve characterizes this modern office building in Drengsrudbekken, Norway. Standing on columns the building’s masonry has an abundance of detail for a building of its size. Using different mortar colors creates a distinctive expression in collaboration with the bricks’ grey tones.

This project has a BREEAM-NOR EXCELLENT sustainability rating.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Drengsrudbekken // BREEAM

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Arkitekterne as

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Drengsrudbekken, Norway

ProjectDataSustainabilityRatingLabel:
BREEAM-NOR EXCELLENT

Terbankstraat, Belgium

This Belgian villa is a bold statement of white vibes, that truly embodies the concept of a million shades of white. Armed with Ultima bricks in full white, the architect has created relaxing spaces below brick overhangs, luxurious blends of black and white and brick flooring.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Terbankstraat

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Unknown

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Boechout, Belgium

The supreme detail of this project might just be brick flooring. From the entrance, the brick floor continues its flow indoors, inviting guests to the spacious kitchen and common area with panoramic views of the garden. Outside the intention is to create an organic flow of lush green together with the playful swirling concrete pavement. From the living and dining area, floor-to-ceiling sliding doors lead to a brick-covered patio with an open fireplace completely made of bricks.

Karlsruhe Haus, Germany

When it comes to exploit every inch of space to create atmosphere and feel, this private German residence has something very special. Being bold with bricks can create special enjoyable spaces. This is no exception.

Inspired by the long format’s possibilities to work with vertical alignment and the use of space, the architect has created a circular edged wall that welcomes you at the front door. Organized neatly with the brick flooring this waterstruck Ultima gives a sense of serenity and calm throughout the house.

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Karlsruhe Haus

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Architekturbüro Ruser + Partner MBB

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Karlsruhe, Germany

Solvay Rue de Ransbeek, Belgium

This apartment complex in Brussels has a modernistic ring to it. When massively upscaling Unika Apollon’s soft waterstruck surfaces with gray-white color play, the brickwork’s snowy elegance creates a strong contrast to the black metallic window frames and floating balconies. The unique surface structure gives the finished construction a distinct and dynamic façade, rich in variations.

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Solvay Rue de Ransbeek

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Unknown

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Brussels, Belgium

Roeakollen, Norway

A-Lab Architects was given with the opportunity to transform this former industrial area of Oslo into a new attractive residential area, that takes advantage of the beautiful natural surroundings. With close proximity to Mærradalen, the north-faces sloped terrain carves through the open courtyard. By designing the apartments with light coming from two sides, the recreative spaces thrives with light.

Every apartment bathe in an abundance of light with the plan layout and spacious balconies. The combination of minimalistic black steel with subtle and dark brick façade with elegant suspended brick-patterns, scales down the block’s volume and creates a sense of unity. Finally, the residence top is crowned with a huge shared roof terrace with spectacular views.

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Roeakollen

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
A-Lab

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Oslo, Norway

Kapellen, Belgium

By combining an open ground plan with floor-to-ceiling windows and flowering green walls, this Belgian complex combines business and residence with urban leisure. Separated floor plans create balconies and a nice variation between black wood sections and bright bricks. Here, the Ultima RT 154 creates a delightful contrast to the deep blacks.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Kapellen

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Unknown

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Belgium

Wilrijk Jules Moretuslei, Belgium

These harmonic apartments are located in the Wilrijk-district of Antwerpen. By combining Unika Helios’ gloomy flare with golden metallic frames for windows and balconies, the façade resonates with warmth and white-gold-elegance. The water struck brick’s yellow softness, white engobe and varying coal burns create a fine rhythm to the brickwork. Subtracted windows in brick frames and subtracted mortars add delicate touch too.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Wilrijk Jules Moretuslei

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Unknown

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Antwerp, Belgium

Campus Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan (KTH), Sweden

A modern campus building for the students where the special technique to apply the dark grey mortar gives an exciting expression. The glass roof accentuates the modernity.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Campus Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan (KTH)

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Sandell Sandberg

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Stockholm, Sweden

Nycander, Sweden

This timeless look in the centre of Täby has a minimalistic and classy look. The building’s squared form and straight lines work fine with bright coloured bricks, that have a slight variation in the final masonry.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Nycander

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Arkitektingenjörerna

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Täby, Sweden

Flerbostad Falsterbo, Sweden

A lovely apartment house that dwells together in harmony with the surrounding greens and common gardens. Bright yellow brick colours, beautiful wooden details and roof gardens create an appealing and relaxing atmosphere.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Flerbostad Falsterbo

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Krook & Tjäder

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Falsterbo, Sweden

Rosenhäll, Sweden

Apartments in irregular blocks combined with great craftmanship masonry and a beautiful brick colour toning in cold and warm sandy colours. Dark window frames and the minimalistic balcony rails frame a beautiful and unpretentious courtyard.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Rosenhäll

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Winell & Jern Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Linköping, Sweden

Munktellstaden, Sweden

Block of apartment building in three different brick colours with each its distinctive expression. Matching colours and exciting masonry in the façade make these city apartments blend in an architectural sense, despite the different colours.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Munktellstaden

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Hidemark & Stintzing Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Eskilstuna, Sweden

ProjectDataSustainabilityRatingLabel:
Miljöbyggnad nivå silver

Munktellstaden is centrally located in Eskilstuna by rushing waterways, bridges, and islets. The place offers industrial history as well as sports activities, cultural events, good food, exciting museums, education, innovative business, and hotels. A new residential area and new district, Norra Munktellstaden, has emerged where, among others, Magnolia Fastigheter has built several constructions of both tenancies and condominiums.

In the planning work of the current project, Magnolia Fastigheter worked together with the architectural firm Hidemark & Stintzing Arkitekter, which works with both new production and older cultural-historical environments.

Magnolia Bostad's overall goal and requirements are to environmentally certify all buildings, according to at least Miljöbyggnad Silver. Regarding materials and products, these are carefully evaluated from a life cycle perspective to ensure that they do not pose any environmental or health risks either to the residents or to those who work with production. In the current project, it was decided right from the start that the facade material would at least 70% consist of brick or plaster. The choice fell on bricks.

Jacob Hidemark SAR / MSA and Gustav Vrang SAR / MSA talk about the project and what the concept of sustainability means to them.

The Norra Munktellstaden project in Eskilstuna was an exciting project. As an architect, it is very good to work with a client who puts sustainability and sustainable material choices first. Choosing bricks was thus an obvious choice both for us architects and for Magnolia Bostäder's project manager. We also started from the architecture in Eskilstuna, where bricks are prominent in many of the city's facades.

"As an architect, it is very good to work with a client who puts sustainability and sustainable material choices first."

To reinforce the feeling that the house bodies are different individuals who stand for themselves and become personal, we chose different colours on the brick and different colours on the joints. After Randers Tegel delivered many test boards with different bricks and different colours on the joint, the choice finally fell on three joint colours and three types of bricks, RT475-Bari, RT575-Fusion, and RT571-Fusion. We also chose to work with different types of pattern masonry, such as copper in standing joints and cantilevers in the street level of the facades to create an exciting expression in the facades. The colour choice for the windows was also important. Because some windows got a dark colour and others a white colour on the window frames, the personality of the house bodies is further strengthened. To avoid getting a feeling that the houses were moving away from the street, we let the stairs from the apartments to the north go down to the sidewalk. Thanks to this, we connected the street with the houses and achieved a Brooklyn feeling… albeit in Eskilstuna vintage.

Choosing brick as a facade material has many advantages. We think that a brick facade gives a feeling that the houses are solid and lavish and that in turn gives a social sustainability. You want to both live in and preserve a solid building for future generations. In our Scandinavian climate, with its colour scale, which during large parts of the year goes in grey, brick is also a good choice of facade material as it with its colour scales blends well into the landscape and counteracts the "grey ash". This is very difficult to create with other facade materials such as concrete or sheet metal. Brick also becomes more beautiful over the years with its patina and lively expression, which it can take a hundred years to achieve.

"In our Scandinavian climate with its colour scale, which during large parts of the year goes in grey, brick is also a good choice of facade material as it with its colour scales blends well into the landscape and counteracts the "grey ash". This is very difficult to create with other facade materials such as concrete or sheet metal."

Sustainability is in focus and from 2022, all new construction will be environmentally declared. Then clients and architects must choose materials so that the right score in the various certification models is achieved. Sometimes it can be a weighting of all choices to achieve the right score. Since it is the construction of the entire frame and façade that determines how long the building lasts, without the costly and energy-intensive maintenance required, this weighs heavily and this is where the focus on material selection should be placed. We think this is important so that we build both beautiful and climate-smart for future generations to live in.

"Since it is the construction of the entire frame and façade that determines how long the building lasts, without costly and energy-intensive maintenance, this weighs heavily and this is where the focus on material selection should be placed."

Bävern, Sweden

Once an architect has dreamt about a vision, there’s endless possibilities to what brick facades can be. Here the keyword was framing. The bright red colours, the details in the masonry and technical brick lintels solutions show an excellent art of architecture.

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Bävern

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Arkitektlaget

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Trelleborg, Sweden

Kvarteret Draken, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Kvarteret Draken

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Fojab Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Malmö, Sweden

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Murpoolen

Meerbusch, Germany

At first sight, the facade of this white gem in Germany may look simple. But no detail is coincidental, and bold choices are the result of an exclusive and extraordinary expression that stands out in the residential area.

The format is dimensional which adds depth to the overall impression. The bonding is characteristic, while large sections of windows in different formats, vertical and horizontal, unite indoors and outdoors.

Ultima RT 154 comprises a significant element. The light-tinted white color makes room for every other beautiful and thought-out detail and is just like a symbol of the overall impression of the house; pure, clean, and timeless

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Meerbusch

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Lücker Beckmann Architekten

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Germany

Slemdalsvingen, Norway

Numerous shapes of white, straight lines and bold bonding are characteristics of this remarkable home in Oslo. The architectural choices radiate serenity and prove that cubism does not have to be boring.

The amazing view over the residential area and water on the horizon is utilized by large sections of windows that invite nature inside.

A significant detail in the project is the variation of bonds. A combination of vertical and horizontal bonds offers a special welcome to the home and adds a distinguished expression making the overall impression unique and not to underestimate.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Slemdalsvingen

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
R21 ARKITEKTER

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Oslo, Norway

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Bærum Murmesterforretning AS

Kvarteret Magne, Sweden

I den snabbt växande stadsdelen Hyllie i Malmö har två nya flerbostadshus rest sig och gett liv åt kvarteret Magne. Byggnaderna omfattar 105 lägenheter om 1-5 rok med en sammanlagd boendearea på drygt 9000 m2. Här förenas designens elegans med ett fokus på funktionella och välbefinnande boenden.

Målsättningen bakom Kvarteret Magne har varit tydlig - att skapa bostäder med många rum på få kvadratmetrar. Lägenheterna är genomtänkta och framhåller små treor och fyror i en atmosfär av ljus och rymd. Med ett tidigare överskott av ettor i området har fokus riktats mot att ge invånarna möjligheten till rymligare boenden och därmed skapa en mer varierad och levande stadsdel.

Förutom de 105 lägenheterna inkluderar projektet även 3 kommersiella lokaler samt en gemensamhetslokal som rymmer 50–60 personer, komplett med ett rymligt kök, ateljé och en tillhörande uteplats. Denna gemensamhetslokal stärker känslan av samhörighet och är en fin tillgång till alla MKB-hyresgäster som bor i stadsdelen.

Kvarteret pryds av en generös tegelfasad som lockar betraktarens öga. Tre olika tegelfärger bryter av och delar in fasaden, vilket ger en varierad visuell upplevelse.

Runt entréerna till de nya bostadshusen möts besökarna av mönstermurningar och mönsterlagd marksten, något som skapar en inbjudande atmosfär och en känsla av välkomnande och det lilla extra för de boende.

Arkitekten Per Bondeson, som har varit en drivande kraft bakom projektet, delar sin insikt om skapandet av Kvarteret Magne. För honom är teglet ett naturligt material och valet att inkludera tre olika färger visar på intentionen att ge variation och samtidigt behålla en sammanhållen estetik.

En central tanke bakom Kvarteret har varit att ge de boende förutsättningar att skapa sina egna hem. ”Vi vill göra det så bra som möjligt så att de som bor där kan gå från att det är en bostad till att det blir ett hem. Vi kan inte bygga hem, vi kan bara ge förutsättningar för människor att skapa hem”, säger Per Bondeson.

För lägenheterna med sämre läge till väderstreck har man använt vinkelställda burspårk och generösa balkonger för att ge goda förutsättningar till utblick och eftermiddagssol. ”En medveten gestaltning”, säger Per.

I slutändan handlar det om att försöka ge goda möjligheter till att folk ska trivas. Försöka hitta kvalitén i vardagen. Kvarteret Magne i Hyllie representerar inte bara ett nytillskott till Malmös växande stadsdel utan ett koncept av varierade och genomtänkta bostäder där gemenskap och individuella behov står i fokus.

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Kvarteret Magne

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
PE Teknik och Arkitektur

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Malmö, Sweden

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Stabile

Kvarteret Virknålen, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Kvarteret Virknålen

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Panorama Architects

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Malmö, Sweden

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Malmö Mur & Puts

P-huset Ejler Billes Allé , Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
P-huset Ejler Billes Allé

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
AI Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
København, Denmark

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Claus Quistgaard

AC Meyers Vænge, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
AC Meyers Vænge

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Entasis arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Enemærke & Petersen

Kay Fiskers plads, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Kay Fiskers plads

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Vilhelm Lauritzen Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Murermester J. Ole Pedersen A/S ( JOP )

Allerød, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Allerød

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Murermester J. Ole Pedersen A/S ( JOP )

Bella 22, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Bella 22

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
C.F Møller arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

CF Moeller Alle, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
CF Moeller Alle

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Holscher Nordberg

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

Parkkvarteret & Tårnhusende , Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Parkkvarteret & Tårnhusende

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Holscher Nordberg

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

CIS Copenhagen International School, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
CIS Copenhagen International School

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
C.F Møller Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

Humlehuset Carlsberg , Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Humlehuset Carlsberg

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

Fælledhusende, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Fælledhusende

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

KPH 2, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
KPH 2

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

Kubehusene, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Kubehusene

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Adept arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

Købkes Hus, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Købkes Hus

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
AK83 Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

Vestre Teglgade, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Vestre Teglgade

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

Pladehallen, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Pladehallen

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Lantz Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

Marmormolen, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Marmormolen

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Vilhelm Lauritzen Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Køpenhavn, Denmark

Fynsgade, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Fynsgade

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aarhus, Denmark

Kvartal 57, Norway

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Kvartal 57

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Kristiansand, Norway

Ved Stranden, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Ved Stranden

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Egå, Denmark

NL Project, Netherlands

ProjectDataNameLabel:
NL Project

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
RAAD Architecten

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Alkmaar, Netherlands

Ankomstpladsen, Aalborg, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Ankomstpladsen, Aalborg

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Arkitema

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aalborg, Denmark

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Søren Enggard A/S

Badehusvej, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Badehusvej

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Kjaer & Richter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aalborg, Denmark

Sohngårdholmsvej, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Sohngårdholmsvej

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aalborg, Denmark

Samsøgade, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Samsøgade

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aalborg, Denmark

Havnebryggen, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Havnebryggen

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Nørresundby, Denmark

Badehusvej, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Badehusvej

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Aalborg, Denmark

Kornmarken, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Kornmarken

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Nibe, Denmark

Fruering Kirkevej, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Fruering Kirkevej

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Skanderborg, Denmark

Borneovej, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Borneovej

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
København S., Denmark

Bygdoynesveien, Norway

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Bygdoynesveien

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Norway

Villa Laren, Netherlands

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Villa Laren

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Netherlands

Saarloius, Germany

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Saarloius

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Germany

Villa J., Schleswig Holstein

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Villa J.

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Schleswig Holstein

Næsset 44, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Næsset 44

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Denmark

Næsset 52, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Næsset 52

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Denmark

Søvilla, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Søvilla

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Nodo Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Denmark

Venstre Ringvej, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Venstre Ringvej

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Laban Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Denmark

Langå Sognegård, Denmark

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Langå Sognegård

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
SIGNATUR arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Denmark

Fruens Alle, Norway

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Fruens Alle

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Marius Egeland

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Kristiansand, Norway

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Byggmester Øyvind Bakkevold and Murerfirma Magne Lia

Fläderblomman, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Fläderblomman

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Openstudio Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Malmö, Sweden

Solkvarteret, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Solkvarteret

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Kamikaze Akritekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Malmö, Sweden

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Skanska Sverige

Sigtuna brandstation, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Sigtuna brandstation

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Stark Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Sigtuna, Sweden

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Mälardalens Mur & Puts AB

Bostadstättsföreningen Living, Sweden

Apartment building in Sweden with bright light-yellow bricks that give a classic and modern look. 58 space-optimized apartments dwell in the outskirts of Uppsala with green recreative areas for inhabitants to enjoy.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Bostadstättsföreningen Living

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Sweco

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Uppsala, Sweden

Bålverket, Sweden

Exclusive apartment building with generous balconies overlooking a collective courtyard. Prima Lucca-bricks give this facade a fresh and modern look with shades of off-white and light-tinted yellow.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Bålverket

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Varberg, Sweden

Vindragaren, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Vindragaren

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Arkkas

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Varberg, Sweden

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Frillesås mur och puts AB

Valsens Förskola, Sweden

What an exciting playground, with a nice tactile façade in the background, for the kids to play. Interesting details in the façade play beautifully together with the timber sections and the lush green roofs.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Valsens Förskola

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Gkak

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Norrköping, Sweden

Körsbärets Förskola, Sweden

This Swedish public school has a colourful courtyard for those hectic recesses. The details in the masonry and brick alignment show what can be done to make the façade look so much more exciting.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Körsbärets Förskola

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Wilgot Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Lund, Sweden

Kvarnbacken, Sweden

In the centre of Norrköping you’ll find these apartments where the architect has used the various colours and textures in the bricks to create the characteristics of the façade. The contrast between black and yellow is a bold touch that creates profound character for this unique building.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Kvarnbacken

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Norrköping, Sweden

Gymnastik och Idrottshögskolan (GIH), Sweden

Traditional and classic red and brown colour bricks for the prestigious and traditional school in the heart of Stockholm. When using a soft-molded and so rustic brick as the Rustica-series in this scale, something beautiful occurs.

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Gymnastik och Idrottshögskolan (GIH)

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Stockholm, Sweden

Odla och Skörda, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Odla och Skörda

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Arkitekthuset

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Huddinge, Sweden

ProjectDataContractorLabel:
Ikano bostad

Bovieran Landskrona, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Bovieran Landskrona

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Landskrona, Sweden

Bovieran Värnersborg, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Bovieran Värnersborg

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Liljewalls Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Värnersborg, Sweden

Lerviks förskola, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Lerviks förskola

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Wigot Arkitekter

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Lomma, Sweden

Dieseröds Förskola, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Dieseröds Förskola

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Abako

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Dieseröd, Kungälv, Sweden

Karstorpsskolan Norra, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Karstorpsskolan Norra

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Nesso Arkitektur

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Lomma, Sweden

Gustav III Väg, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Gustav III Väg

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Stockholm, Sweden

Gustavslund, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Gustavslund

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Helsingborg, Sweden

Jubilaren, Sweden

ProjectDataNameLabel:
Jubilaren

ProjectDataArchitectLabel:
Engstrand & Speek

ProjectDataLocationLabel:
Sundbyberg, Sweden

ProjectDataSustainabilityRatingLabel:
Miljöbyggnad nivå silver

Sofie Dahlstedt, architect SAR / MSA at E / S-A Arkitekter, talks about the Jubilee and what sustainable architecture really means to her.

The level of ambition was very high for the Jubilaren neighbourhood because the name Jubilaren comes from Riksbyggens 75th anniversary. Already from the customer's side, it was decided in advance that the block would-be built-in brick. The cost over time is also an aspect that was very important and interesting for Riksbyggen. Even though Jubilaren is a tenant-owner association, Riksbyggen has a continued administration towards Jubilaren. The administration therefore creates another incentive for Riksbyggen to build buildings that are truly sustainable over time.

"You show a high level of ambition by building with bricks compared to, for example, a plastering system. Brick has a higher cost in the initial construction cost stage, but over time it is actually a lower total cost. This is partly due to lower maintenance costs."

The first of four house bodies consist of larger apartment bodies, aimed primarily at families with children. The house body facing south is an attic house with only two-room apartments, which this suits the couple who are moving to the perfect home. The northern house body is a traditional apartment building, while the eastern house is intended for single households.

"The Jubilee's overall concept was that it would work for all phases of life."

As architects, we wanted each house to have its own design idea and identity. We really wanted to use the brick design. The expression for this was that we drew in and used reliefs, as well as elaborated windowsills and brick decorations. We used molded bricks to get rounded windowsills and we actually worked exclusively with Randers Tegl's standard range, but in slightly different ways to create the buildings' identity and expression.

One of the ideas was that the rounded window sash would lead in trailing light along the facades. On the northern façade, the creepers are rounded on both sides, to maximize both morning and evening light. On the eastern façade, the slip is rounded to the south, so that the southern light is directed in, while to the north, the slip has a straight edge. Above each gate, we used the brick to create a brick pattern on the facade, different patterns for each gate. This resulted in each gate having its own expression and identity.

"Above each gate, we used the brick to create a brick pattern on the facade, different patterns for each gate. This resulted in each gate having its own expression and identity."

The sustainability aspect when it comes to bricks as a building material can be divided into three equal parts. Brick is economically sustainable, it may be a bit more expensive in the beginning, but in the long run bricks are both architecturally and economically sustainable, a solid brick building requires much less maintenance in the long run.

"In the long run, bricks are both architecturally and economically sustainable, a solid brick building actually requires much less maintenance in the long run."

Another sustainable aspect of building in brick is that the design is sustainable. Brick as a material is not as sensitive as other materials to trend fluctuations. Brick is timeless and therefore brick is also durable. It is now four years since people moved into Jubilaren but the building does not feel dated, it could just as easily have been built today. In 50 years, the building will not feel outdated either, it is simply timelessness. Another aspect of brick is that as an architect you can bring the material with you to so many different areas in a project. Partly in the facade, partly in stairwells, fireplaces, and interior design to name a few uses.

"Bricks are timeless and therefore bricks are also sustainable."

The third aspect is that brick is a natural material that is sustainable from an environmental perspective. Energy used to burn the brick is used, but bricks come from the earth and bricks can return to the earth. It is also possible to use bricks again, then as recycled bricks. From these three perspectives, brick is a sustainable building material, on several different levels of sustainability.

"Bricks come from the earth and bricks can go back to the earth. It is also possible to use bricks again, then as recycled bricks."

For me as an architect is a sustainable building, whose design has a timelessness, and by this I do not mean historicism or excessively romantic designs, but everyday forms that last over time. As an architect, you draw in decorative elements that have additional functions in addition to being aesthetically beautiful, such as reliefs. It does not have to be "luxurious" material to create variation in expression.

Sofie Dahlstedt, architect SAR / MSA

Tallstigen, Sweden

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Tallstigen

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Semren Månsson

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Bromma, Sweden

Tiundaskolan, Sweden

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Tiundaskolan

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CF Möller

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Uppsala, Sweden

Flerbostad Jönköping, Sweden

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Flerbostad Jönköping

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Jönköping, Sweden

Kasematten, Sweden

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Kasematten

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Arkkas

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Varberg, Sweden

Vintergatan, Sweden

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Vintergatan

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Semren och Månsson

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Sundbyberg, Sweden

Höllviken, Sweden

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Höllviken

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Thomas Sundback, A-design Arkitektkontor AB

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Höllviken, Sweden

Arkitekten beskriver teglet som ett fantastiskt material som åldras vackert samtidigt som att det är underhållsfritt. Vidare så berättar arkitekten att det speciella avlånga tunna formatet på Ultimastenen förstärker det horisontella formspråket som man även kan se i gamla byggnader som tex. i Rom. Formatet och kulören på RT 154 ger en fantastisk varm yta som man gärna vill ta och känna på.

Bottenvåningens stomme är i Leca Isoblock med utvändigt tegel Ultima RT 154. Vissa delar av fasaden samt undersida takutsprång är klädda med cederträ som tar upp tallarnas färg. På golv är det kalksten alternativt trä. Vardagsrum och matplats delas av med öppen spis klädd med natursten. Dörrar och invändiga fönster är ek.

Huset är placerat på tomten med långfasad i sydväst där alla rum har kontakt med trädgårdssidan med terrass och pool.

Kök/matplats/vardagsrum i öppet samband med direkt utgång till uteplats.
På bottenvåning ligger också ungdomsavdelningen med eget allrum och entré.
På ovanvåning master bedroom med badrum och walk-in closet.
Byggnaden är uppdelad i olika volymer förskjutna i förhållande till varandra med de karaktäristiska smäckra takutsprången.
Husets area är cirka 200m2.

Kvarteret Ymer, Sweden

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Kvarteret Ymer

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White Arkitekter

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Sweden

Kvarteret Grytan, Sweden

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Kvarteret Grytan

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LINK arkitektur Malmö

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Malmö, Sweden

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SERNEKE, Murpoolen i Skåne AB

Valhall, Sweden

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Valhall

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Lindberg Stenberg Arkitekter

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Malmö, Sweden

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Kovenda AB

Trygghetens Hus, Sweden

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Trygghetens Hus

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Trelleborg, Sweden

Svanen, Sweden

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Svanen

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OpenStudio

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Svedala, Sweden

Elinegård

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Elinegård

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Tengbom

Kvarteret Nanna, Sweden

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Kvarteret Nanna

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Juul l Frost Arkitekter

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Malmö, Sweden

Helgonagården, Sweden

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Helgonagården

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Gunilla Svensson Arkitektkontor AB

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Lund, Sweden

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Peab & Hoti Bygg & Fasad Teknik AB

Kvarteret Hammocken, Sweden

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Kvarteret Hammocken

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Plan- & Byggnadskonst i Lund AB

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Lund, Sweden

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Murpoolen

Rörsjöskolan, Sweden

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Rörsjöskolan

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Arkitektgruppen i Malmö AB

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Malmö, Sweden

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Söderåsens Mur och kakel AB

Marathon, Sweden

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Marathon

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Jais Arkitekter

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Lund, Sweden

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Nimab

Brf Skogstigen 1-3, Draken 1, Sweden

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Brf Skogstigen 1-3, Draken 1

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PE Teknik och Arkitektur, Linda Kärrstedt och Karin Rudnert

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Malmö, Sweden

Baraskolan, Sweden

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Baraskolan

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PE Teknik & Arkitektur AB

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Bara, Sweden

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Nimab

Grönängsskolan, Sweden

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Grönängsskolan

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Nesso Arkitektur

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Hässleholm, Sweden

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GMM

Kvarteret Futura, Sweden

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Kvarteret Futura

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C.F Møller

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Lund, Sweden

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Murbolaget

Bommen 1 & 2

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Bommen 1 & 2

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Horizont Arkitekter

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Nimab

Hyllie , Sweden

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Hyllie

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Malmö, Sweden

Droppen, Sweden

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Droppen

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Malmö, Sweden

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Malmö mur och puts

Linjeett, Sweden

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Linjeett

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Malmö, Sweden

Racketen, Sweden

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Racketen

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Malmö, Sweden

Neptuniaskolan, Sweden

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Neptuniaskolan

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Malmö, Sweden

Bara Centrum, Sweden

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Bara Centrum

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Bara, Sweden

Lund norra, Sweden

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Lund norra

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Lund, Sweden

Sagoeken, Sweden

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Sagoeken

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Zoom Arkitekter

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Lund, Sweden

Limhamns sjöstad, Sweden

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Limhamns sjöstad

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Malmö, Sweden

Limhamns sjöstad 2, Sweden

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Limhamns sjöstad 2

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Malmö, Sweden

Hyllie Vattenparksgata, Sweden

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Hyllie Vattenparksgata

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Malmö, Sweden

Hyllie Munin, Sweden

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Hyllie Munin

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Malmö, Sweden

Sorgenfri Rörsjö, Sweden

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Sorgenfri Rörsjö

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Malmö, Sweden

Hotell Öresund, Sweden

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Hotell Öresund

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Jais Landén Krantz Arkitekter

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Landskrona, Sweden

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Carling fasad

Kvarteret Nian, Sweden

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Kvarteret Nian

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SEWS Arkitekter

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Lomma, Sweden

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Skanska

Betfröet, Sweden

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Betfröet

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Borstahusen , Sweden

Friskis & Svettis, Sweden

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Friskis & Svettis

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Lomma , Sweden

Kvarteret Fasanen, Sweden

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Kvarteret Fasanen

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Arkitektlaget i Skåne

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Arlöv, Sweden

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Serneke

Kvarteret Norrland, Sweden

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Kvarteret Norrland

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Helsingborg, Sweden

Murmästaren & Värdshuset, Sweden

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Murmästaren & Värdshuset

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Sweden

Ophelias brygga, Sweden

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Ophelias brygga

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Sweden

Solfångaren, Sweden

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Solfångaren

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Sweden

Strandängen

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Strandängen

Tegelbyn, Sweden

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Tegelbyn

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Sweden

Lilledal, Denmark

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Lilledal

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Årstiderne Arkitekter

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Allerød , Denmark

Rolighedsvej, Denmark

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Rolighedsvej

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AI Arkitekter

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Køpenhavn, Denmark

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MNP Niels Poulsen

SIFS Förskola, Sweden

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SIFS Förskola

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White architects

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Malmö, Sweden

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RBA Bygg & Anläggning AB

Kvarteret Linoljan, Sweden

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Kvarteret Linoljan

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Wikeborg Arkitektur

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Malmö, Sweden

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Murpoolen i Skåne AB

Bjärehovsskolan, Sweden

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Bjärehovsskolan

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Kamikaze Arkitekter

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Bjärred, Sweden

Pilängsskolan, Sweden

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Pilängsskolan

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Kamikaze Arkitekter

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Lomma, Sweden

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GMM i Skåne AB

Norrevångsskolan, Sweden

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Norrevångsskolan

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Kamikaze Arkitekter

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Eslöv, Sweden

Oceanhamnen, Sweden

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Oceanhamnen

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Kamikaze Arkitekter

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Helsingborg, Sweden

Ekmansgatan, Sweden

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Ekmansgatan

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Inobi Arkitekter

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Göteborg, Sweden

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Tuve Bygg

Krematoriet i Norrköping, Sweden

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Krematoriet i Norrköping

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Fredriksson arkitektkontor AB

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Norrköping, Sweden

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Sehed Bygg AB

Johan Skytteskola , Sweden

På en liten tomt inbäddad bland villorna i Älvsjö, Stockholm, har Cedervall Arkitekter på uppdrag av SISAB ritat en idrottshall till Johan Skytteskolan. Byggnaden rymmer två idrottssalar och fyra omklädningsrum sam tillhörande biutrymmen.

Hanteringen av den stora byggnadsvolymen var utmanande på grund av den lilla tomten och omgivningens småskalighet. För att anpassa skalan mot gatan och de omkringliggande villorna gestaltades byggnaden i flera mindre volymer. Byggnaden präglas av en tydlig ordning och en enkel planlösning. För att få så stora idrottssalar som möjligt saknas korridorer och varje funktion har en egen entré utifrån.

Interiöra och exteriöra material är valda med långsiktig förvaltning och ekologisk hållbarhet i åtanke. Inredningen har en färgsättning och materialval som inte upplevs som påträngande utan istället bidrar till koncentration och fokus. Till entrérummen valdes ett mörkare neutralt tegel, RT 153 som bidrar till en ombonad känsla och ger en vacker kontrast till de ljusa luftiga salarna.

"Ett mål med projektet från beställarens sida var att skapa en idrottshall med lugn och rofylld miljö. anpassad för barn med koncentrationssvårigheter. Ultimateglet i entréerna har de rätta egenskaperna och harmoniserar väl med andra materialval. Jag är mycket nöjd med resultatet", säger Pontus Engellau, ansvarig arkitekt på Cedervall Arkitekter.

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Cedervall Arkitekter

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Älvsjö, Sweden

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Sehed Fasad AB

Lappkärrsberget, Sweden

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Lappkärrsberget

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Vertigo arkitekter

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Stockholm, Sweden

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Kovenda AB

Trädgårdsbacken, Sweden

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Trädgårdsbacken

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DinellJohansson

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Solna, Sweden

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Nordic Trend & Bygg Interör AB

Trollberget, Sweden

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Trollberget

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Falugruppen Arkitektkontor AB

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Sigtuna, Sweden

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Mälardalens Mur & Puts AB

Sigtuna Brandstation, Sweden

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Sigtuna Brandstation

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Stark Arkitekter

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Sigtuna, Sweden

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Mälardalens Mur & Puts AB

Science Park Towers , Sweden

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Science Park Towers

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Yellon

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Jönköping, Sweden

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NCC

Colosseum, Denmark

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Colosseum

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Sweco Architects

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Aarhus, Denmark

Markusgården, Denmark

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Markusgården

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FRIIS & MOLTKE Architects

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Aalborg, Denmark