
Schwerin | The world’s tallest bookshelf
WGS Schwerin The world’s tallest bookshelf The 33-metre-high eye-catcher in Schwerin illustrates how façade design can also represent the people living in a building or
KWG SENFTENBERG
The residents of Ortrand (Brandenburg) were blown away: the exposed aggregate concrete segments of three renovated prefabricated concrete-slab buildings look like they are really on the move, thanks to our 3D façade art. Since the colour space of the individual buildings has been kept the same, the optical illusion is further enhanced. Yet, despite the dynamic design, the individual blocks appear harmonious both in themselves and as a whole.
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“The façade designs that you submitted to the Brillux Design Award 2019 showed us how dedicated you are to your work …Your contribution enriched the high-class competition in 2019 and demonstrated that contractors, planners and developers are keener than ever to brighten up the world we live in with integrated colour concepts.”
Brillux Design Award

WGS Schwerin The world’s tallest bookshelf The 33-metre-high eye-catcher in Schwerin illustrates how façade design can also represent the people living in a building or

https://www.graco-berlin.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/GRACO-Urban-__-Senftenberg.mp4 KWG Senftenberg Prefab in 3D Two-dimensionality as a barrier to façade painting? Not for us. Using the trompe-l’œil (French: ‘deceive the eye’) technique, we

Inspiration GI GmbH A lighthouse in the heart of Berlin Some people say that the upper part of this building on Berlin’s Wilhelmstraße looks like