About the project

Architecturally challenging, three-dimensionally shaped sun protection that further continues in its form in the balcony railing located underneath. With an undulation specially designed for this project, the creative thoughts of the architect were implemented with a perforated and polished stainless steel sheet. The vertically installed sun protection panels together with the balcony railing produce a harmonic shape and were secured on a special subconstruction.

Model: WAVE MEDIUM
Material: Stainless steel perforated sheet Rv 5-10mm
Surface: Polished
Developer: Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft m.b.H.
Architects: Wiesflecker Architekten | Innsbruck

About the project

The new EDEKA Markt Steinbruck building in Gaimersheim is particularly emphasized by the 3D design metal panels “Zig-Zag”.

The curtain wall is a striking design element that blends harmoniously into the surrounding landscape in the material combination with concrete.
The slate-grey color clearly reflects the identity of Edeka. With its dark façade, the building follows the current trend and has a contemporary appeal.

The geometric serrations are eye-catching. One outstanding feature is the subtle diagonal in each panel. Different arrangements and rotations of the panels create a dynamic pattern on a large scale that runs across the entire façade and can be associated with an abstract mountain landscape, for example. The dynamic freshness of the façade evokes a feeling of new beginnings and new beginnings. The 3D effect creates a moving atmosphere, entirely in keeping with the brand.

The rear-ventilated curtain wall is not only an aesthetic highlight, but also a functional solution for modern buildings. The design promotes air circulation, which helps to make buildings more energy efficient. At the same time, it protects the masonry from weather influences such as rain or snow.

Model: Zig Zag
Material: perforated aluminum sheet, Rv 4-6 mm
Surface: powder-coated, RAL 9005
Architects: mkng Architektur München LPH 4; bauer architekten+stadtplaner GmbH LPH 5-8
Photos: Stefanie Simon, Bernd Masanetz

About the project

A beautiful and sleek villa by LEE+MIR Architects. The Hillyland pattern of the 3D exterior façade highlights the distinctive individuality of this single-family home and is aesthetically pleasing due to the shaped, light bronze anodised aluminium.

The architects intentionally covered part of the façade with a continuous, flowing pattern that conceals interruptions in the doors.

A perfect combination of simple, straight-lined large form and an elegant 3D façade.

Model: HILLYLAND
Material: Aluminium – perforated metal, RV 3-5mm
Surface: Anodised light bronze
Architects: LEE+MIR
Photography: Christina Kratzenberg