Inspired by the “Little Tokyo“ district, famous painters, and Düsseldorf’s traditional “Altbier“, the hotel is a cosmopolitan and unique place, presenting a mix of street art paintings, Asian furnishings and modern industrial design.
Inspired by the “Little Tokyo“ district, famous painters, and Düsseldorf’s traditional “Altbier“, the hotel is a cosmopolitan and unique place, presenting a mix of street art paintings, Asian furnishings and modern industrial design.
The Hagenstraße childcare centre in Dinslaken, Germany, with its open-plan spaces was planned by ProZent GmbH, Dinslaken. The company Metallbau Funke equipped the building with heroal systems for windows, doors and curtain walls.
The Stellinger Höfe complex consists of a total of eight buildings or parts of buildings, some of which are connected to each other. The popular shopping, sports and leisure location was acquired by an investor in 2015 and has now been comprehensively renovated and extended.
Situated close to nature, a prestigious villa with a generous 351 m² of living space was built on the outskirts of the city of Wuppertal, Germany. Large windows and sliding door elements from heroal ensure maximum transparency and skilfully create a connection between the interior and exterior spaces.
The heroal Forum, completed in 2019, is a true enrichment for the company headquarters of the aluminium system provider heroal. The heroal Forum offers rooms for different kinds of use.
The detached house on Grüner Weg offers an unencumbered view of the lake, elegantly blends in the surroundings and, with its light-flooded rooms, creates a pleasant ambience for its residents.
By mid-2021, after completion of two construction phases, the project “Revaler Spitze“ will have created a flexibly useable office and commercial space in the heart of Berlin Friedrichshain.
After a construction phase of two and a half years, the history-charged Fritz-Henßler-Berufskolleg, a vocational training institution in the city centre of Dortmund, has been extensively refurbished and enlarged by two additional buildings. Different system solutions by heroal.
Modern elements perfectly adapted to a traditional structure: Waltrovka factory and Kotelna Park I and II represent a harmonious interaction. The new office building Kotelna Park II in Prague blends seamlessly into the existing surroundings.
A dream home with a sense of style - The municipality of Sint-Martens-Latem in East Flanders / Belgium is a very special one: located near Gent, it is considered the origin of Flemish expressionism and also called the “artistic village”.
In 2018, the modern office building AC Group A/S with especially large-surface sun protection was completed in Viborg, Denmark. It was installed in order to shade the office rooms optimally and create a healthy room climate and a comfortable workspace.
To increase the air quality and therefore the quality of life of the inhabitants of Strasbourg, the port district was transformed into an eco-district. In this context the first Plus Energy Tower was completed in 2018, producing more energy than it consumes.
In mid-2018, the modern building complex AFI Vokovice will be completed in Prague - an object built for the future with heroal systems. Because this building aims to achieve the LEED Platinum certification not least thanks to the material used.
The building’s form exemplifies extraordinary urban architecture. The design’s underlying idea is the letter V, with its upward opening. It stands symbolically for openness, optimism, fortune and peace.
The unique design of the Garden Towers ensures that the building fits in perfectly with the urban district. From the very top floors in nearly 55 meters altitude, residents are offered a spectacular view of Prague's old town and the castle.
The outward appearance suggests the use of the building. Thus, the windows are arranged analogously to a piano keyboard and the prevailing materials optically show the connection to brass and woodwind instruments.
The basic concept for the architectural design of the hotel resort was the idea of a “roofed” square in the green: an artificially created place, embedded in the landscape, which adjoins a body of water and a part of the surrounding green space.
