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Sacred simplicity

Even though we appreciate down-to-earth architecture, we are delighted with this heavenly project: The abbey church in Gerleve, located in Westphalia, is a three-nave basilica built in the neo-Romantic style. Constructed at the beginning of the twentieth century, it remained unfinished until now.

Energy-producing glass façade for municipal utilities

As an energy supplier, renewable energy plays an everyday role for Stadtwerke Gronau.

The sports hall as a place for good resolutions

The triple gymnasium at Luxembourg's Edward Steichen High School by Jonas Architectes Associés is a particularly fun place to do sports.

Cool without ice: Former Ice Factory, Berlin

Another industrial monument in Berlin is getting a second life: after many years of vacancy, the former ice factory - when there were no refrigerators, artificial ice in the form of sticks was produced here to cool food - is once again gracing the banks of the Spree thanks to conversion and refurbishment by architects ROBERTNEUN.

For a positive energy balance with insulating glass

As an internationally active family business, we bear a great responsibility not only towards our customers and employees, but also towards the environment. Our goal is to harmonise social benefits, ecology and economy in the best possible way.

Daylight for essential research

For the Agora cancer research center in Lausanne, Behnisch Architekten developed a sculptural building with a unique façade structure.

Summer heat protection

As wonderful as the summer and the sunny weather are, it can also become uncomfortably hot indoors due to high room temperatures. Since glass façades can now insulate just as well as solid façade elements, the amount of beneficial daylight can be increased while also reducing the consumption of cooling energy.

State-of-the-art use of daylight

The NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital David H. Koch Center, designed by HOK, Ballinger and Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, is an impressive example of modern healthcare architecture on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Its inviting façade reflects a progressive standard of outpatient care based on transparency and warmth.