Listed buildings are living witnesses to the past that tell fascinating stories of bygone eras. Another great reference project takes us to Mauerstrasse in Berlin, the historic headquarters of Deutsche Bank dating back to 1890. Over the years, this building has undergone a remarkable transformation, from its origins ...
The listed corner building, a masterpiece in the New Objectivity style, was once designed by the architects Georg Bauer and Siegfried Friedländer. It gained its historical significance in the late 1920s as the Jonass department store. Unfortunately, the Jewish owners were expelled and the building subsequently served as the headquarters of the Hitler Youth. After the Second World War, the ...
We carried out a comprehensive renovation of the windows in the premises of the former royal Danish legation. This classicist building was designed by the renowned architect Johann Emil Schaudt (1871-1957), who was already known for his work on the Kaufhaus des Westens (KaDeWe) department store. Our services included the manufacture of new window constructions, including ...
Our services included the reproduction, manufacture, delivery and installation of a wide range of high-quality wooden window constructions. These include box-type windows suitable for listed buildings, historic single windows in the TIMM W 56 system, timber insulating glass windows in the TIMM W 90 system and innovative folding systems. Our primary goal was to meet both the strict requirements ...
The Vitra Design Hotel is centrally located near Potsdamer Platz and has been developed as a hybrid concept: On the one hand, guests should feel at home in timelessly furnished rooms, while on the other hand they should be able to experience a variety of events, micro trade fairs, pop-up interventions and exhibitions in the hotel. Simple, elegant design meets ...
An impressive new building in Berlin-Dahlem impresses as a modern residential jewel. In collaboration with the renowned architectural firm Patzschke, a spacious residence was created that combines aesthetics and sustainability to perfection. The building, designed to replace an abandoned building ruin, impresses with its classic façade design. Striking rounded corners and ...
Two identical urban villas, each with five condominiums, have been built on the approx. 2,265 m² plot. The first floor is slightly elevated as a mezzanine to the ground and set off from the light-colored plaster façade by a natural stone base made of travertine. Architecturally, the urban villas with their strict axial relationships and symmetries are classic ...
An impressive new building in Berlin-Dahlem impresses as a modern residential jewel. In collaboration with the renowned architectural firm Patzschke, a spacious residence was created that combines aesthetics and sustainability to perfection. The building, designed to replace an abandoned building ruin, impresses with its classic façade design. Striking rounded corners and ...
In the heart of historic Berlin: what was once Europe's largest slaughterhouse and cattle yard site on Landsberger Allee in Berlin-Friedrichshain has finally experienced its long-awaited revival. After three decades of slumber as a wasteland, an inspiring neighborhood development is now awakening, giving this historic location a completely new look and catapulting it into a promising future ...
An impressive new building in Berlin-Dahlem impresses as a modern residential jewel. In collaboration with the renowned architectural firm Patzschke, a spacious residence was created that combines aesthetics and sustainability to perfection. The building, designed to replace an abandoned building ruin, impresses with its classic façade design. Striking rounded corners and ...
Optimized painting process technology, the project is funded by the Berlin Programme for Sustainable Development (BENE) of the Senate Department for the Environment, Mobility, Consumer and Climate Protection (SenUMVK) with funds from the European Regional Development Fund and the State of Berlin.
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The project: Optimization of painting process technology at Timm Fensterbau
The project is funded by the Berlin Program for Sustainable Development (BENE) of the Senate Department for the Environment, Mobility, Consumer and Climate Protection (SenUMVK) with funds from the European Regional Development Fund and the State of Berlin. This project is being funded as part of the Union’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Project number: 1326-B1-E
| Client/beneficiary: | Hans Timm Fensterbau GmbH & Co KG, Motzener Straße 10, 12277 Berlin |
| Location: | Motzener Straße 6b, 12277 Berlin, Holzfensterwerk (Plant 3) |
| Construction time: | 2021 |
| Program carrier: | Beratungs- und Service-Gesellschaft Umwelt mbH (B.&S.U. mbH), Alexanderstraße 7, 10178 Berlin |
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