Residential building
Urban planning of tomorrow
Project detail
Residential building
S 8000 IQ
acrylcolor RAL 9006
Kerkrade / Holland
2012 / 2013
Teeken Beckers Architecten / Amstenrade / Amsterdam
BAM W&R Renovatie / Rotterdam
Transcarbo Kunststof Kozijnen / Heerlen
The windows were subject to particular requirements in terms of heat insulation. GEALAN's partner Transcarbo met the brief with vinyl windows to the passive house standard with triple glazing. The windows were supplied fully pre-assembled and fitted in the existing wood frame construction with a quick turnaround time. The renovation resulted in a significant reduction in energy and power costs.
Used products and innovations from GEALAN
Innovations GEALAN-acrylcolor®
S 8000
Further references
New research and office building
New research and office building
In 2012, the Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy and Energy System Technology in Bremerhaven opened a new engineering building for testing rotor blades. The offices in the upper storeys are arranged in a wing-shaped layout and enjoy an impressive view of the North Sea.
Attractive architecture
Attractive architecture
Architects Lieb + Lieb based in Freudenstadt designed a total of 112 premium rental apartments on the A 81 between Böblingen and Sindelfingen on behalf of the Municipal Supply Association of Baden-Württemberg (KVBW).
Park living
Park living
In the Hamburg-Hohenfelde park quarter, 32 attractive cooperative flats have been built as three buildings around a park in the last two years in two construction phases. In the complex, 26 apartments have been made accessible according to DIN 18040 part 2, the other 6 apartments are accessible according to DIN 18040 part 2 and are also designed for unrestricted wheelchair use. The housing area is built around a public park and the Alster tributary is just a few minutes away. As a conventional masonry construction, the building in the busy Muehlendamm area has been given a facade made from closed facing and fully glazed loggia which made it possible to have lounges and bedrooms on the louder side of the building.
