Residential building

Multi-general residential complex in Bauhaus style

Project detail

Object type

Residential building

Window system

S 8000 IQ

Colour

GEALAN-acrylcolor® RAL 7015

Location

Bonn / Germany

Year of Construction

2010

Architect

Pilhatsch . Löwnau Architekten / Bonn

Window fabricator

Fensterbau Quast GmbH / Wenden

Architects Pilhatsch . Löwnau designed a residential complex comprising three buildings, each with three full storeys and one setback storey, with a total of 33 residential units on Kennedyallee in the former federal capital Bonn.

At the heart of each of the Bauhaus-style buildings is a beautifully planted courtyard designed to encourage the residents to relax and converse. The proximity to the Rheinaue park and the Rhein itself as well as the short distance to the city enhance the amenity of the multi-generational residential complex. This is further augmented by nearby facilities like schools, nursery schools and shops. The harmonious effect created by the façade and windows gives the building complex a fresh, modern look.

Used products and innovations from GEALAN

S 8000

The development objective for this system with rebate gaskets and an installation depth of 74 mm was to create a cost-effective profile with optimum use of materials, for easier and more efficient fabrication by window manufacturers.
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Innovations GEALAN-acrylcolor®

A one-of-a-kind surface
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