Kulturhof Stanggaß
Client: Dr. Wimmer Verwaltungs GmbH & Co. KG
Architect: Arc Architekten Bad Birnbach
Execution: 2021
Scope:
92 units zip systems in different widths (1,04 to 4,65 m) and heights
(2,5 to 3,4 m)
Total area approx. 445 sqm
Description:
A sense of well-being in the hotel rooms.
With its modern design, state-of-the-art technology and convenient handling, the zip system window awning makes a significant contribution to this. The cubic design gives the zip system a simple yet exclusive character and thus also discreetly integrates it into this characteristic façade design.
DB Building Grand Central, Frankfurt
Client: Peter Groß Bau GmbH
Execution: 2021
Scope: R_03 + RSA
Description:
T7 RSA installations,
2225 roller blinds BT A, of which 2129 pieces with chain and 96 pieces with motor.
2514 roller blinds BT B, of which 2417 pieces with chain and 97 pieces with motor.
Komtur Pharmaceuticals, Freiburg
Client: Komtur, Freiburg
Execution: 2018
Scope:
83 units s_enn sun protection systems
Total area approx. 995 sqm
Description:
This high-quality office building was equipped with the equally high-quality s_enn stainless steel sunshade. Matching the large glass surfaces, the filigree and transparent sun protection therefore allows an outside view and decreases considerably the energy input into the building at the same time.
IHK, Chemnitz
Client: IHK, Chemnitz
Architect: apa architekten, Chemnitz
Execution: 2011-2015
Scope:
Construction phase 1: South-east
Total area approx. 440 sqm
204 units s_enn SN 71.1
Construction phase 2: South
Total area approx. 38 sqm
16 units s_enn SN 71.1
Construction phase 3: South-West
Total area approx. 400 sqm
Approx. 200 units s_enn SN 71.1
Description:
As part of the renovation of the facade and sun protection, a special stainless steel curtain (s_enn) was planned and realised.
From an architectural point of view, the s_enn stainless steel curtain is perfectly integrated into the facade surfaces.
Due to its high wind stability, the new s_enn sunshade can be used almost all year round, even in critical weather conditions.
The high transparency (transparency from the inside to the outside) offers glare-free working at the computer workstations, it's even working at all times in full sunlight without reflections or glare in the rooms.
Batiment Horizon, Strassen
Client: Klinikum Region Hannover
Architect: Sander Hofrichter Architects
Execution: 2014
Scope:
415 units s_onro sun protection roller shutters in a top frame housing.
Total area approx. 1070 sqm
Description:
This hospital was also equipped with s_onro sun protection roller-shutters, as the requirement was for a system that was as transparent as possible with the simultaneous option of partial or full blackout.
Fraunhofer Institute, Kaiserslautern
Architect: bmp Architekten, Göttingen
Execution: 2011
Scope:
Total area 950 sqm
172 units s_enn sun protection systems
Description:
As part of the facade refurbishment on the so-called building fingers (glass facades metal post-and-beam- construction ), a special stainless steel sun protection (s_enn) was planned and realised.
From an architectural point of view, the s_enn stainless steel curtain is perfectly integrated into the facade surfaces.
Due to its high wind stability, the new s_enn sunshade can be used almost all year round, even in critical weather conditions.
The high transparency (transparency from the inside to the outside) offers glare-free working at computer workstations, it's even working at all times in full sunlight without reflections or glare in the rooms.
Hegau Tower, Singen
Client: GVV Städtische Wohnbaugesellschaft Singen mbH
Architect: Murphy/Jahn, Chicago
Execution: 2008
Scope:
Total area approx. 2,200 sqm
295 units sun protection systems
Description:
s_enn stainless steel sun protection, type 71.1 with round housing and square rail guide fixed to element facade using special brackets.
System dimensions approx. 2.70 x 2.80 m.
Facade of the low-rise building, building height approx. 20 m, approx. 64 units.
Facade of the high-rise building, building height approx. 70 m, approx. 231 units.
Educational campus, Heilbronn
Client: Schwarz Immobilienmanagement GmbH & Co. KG
Execution: 2016 and 2019
Scope:
Area Total 746 sqm
Scope 2016 Construction phase 1:
17 units of horizontal interior shading k_oax 132 and 180.
Area approx. 345 sqm
Individual widths between 1.70 m and 2.90 m
System length between 8.40 m and 11.35 m
Scope 2019 Construction phase 2:
16 units of horizontal interior shading k_oax 132 and 180
Area approx. 401 sqm
Individual widths between 1.4 m and 2.90 m
System length between 10.8 m and 12.1 m
Description:
Interior shading system k_oax
DEG Invest, Köln
Client: DEG - Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH, Cologne
Architect: JSK Architekten
Execution: 2011
Scope:
Total area approx. 700 sqm interior anti-glare systems.
10 units
Description:
Subsequent installation of interior horizontal shading systems in movable roof structure.
Interior horizontal textile anti-glare systems under glass roof, with countermove as single shaft system, converging.
Installation in movable roof construction.
Fabric SOLTIS 92 B1 with transversely integrated fabric stiffeners
Width: 3.80 m
Pull-out: 18,50 m
Airport, Hamburg - Terminal 2 / window strip / Eastern façade and Plaza
Client: Airport Hamburg GmbH
Architect: Lüthje Soetbeer Architecture, Hamburg
Execution: 2010-2011
Scope:
Total area approx. 1,560 sqm interior anti-glare systems.
118 units horizontal coaxial countermove systems in fixed window strips, movable
160 units anti-glare roller blinds in frames for SHEV flap, 2-fold split, horizontally movable
47 units vertical interior anti-glare systems on Eastern façade T2 and Plaza, cable-guided vertical systems
Description:
The aim was to create pleasant, glare-free conditions at the VDU workstations as well as to maintain smoke and heat extraction. The cm designers developed small, coaxial countermove systems with a sun protection fabric for the SHEV flaps. As two of the seven window strips are located at the northern edge of the hall, only the remaining five had to be equipped with a total of 160 mini systems.
For the window strips themselves, cm designed 114 coaxial countermove systems. With an average of nine square meters, they are considerably larger and outfitted with the same special fabric as the anti-glare systems in the flaps. All systems are controlled via sun sensors that are connected to the existing building services system of Terminal 2.
Two units each with an area of 143 by 69.5 centimeters were fitted into the flaps with the help of a special frame. This way, the glare protection can be folded upwards when a quick extraction of smoke and heat is necessary. After completion of the work in November 2010, airline employees in particular will benefit from the new glare protection system. The screens at the ticket and check-in counters are no longer exposed to direct sunlight, making it easier to see passenger data and booking forms. Another group also benefits from the better lighting conditions: the numerous business travelers who work on their e-mails via smartphones and notebooks shortly before departure - in a glare-free environment.
Fair, Nuremberg
Client: Fair Nuremberg GmbH
Architect: Kadawittfeldarchitektur GmbH
Execution: 2009-2010
Scope:
18 units, total area approx. 1,101 sqm.
Description:
Textile countermove systems between the clad roof girders.
System dimensions each approx. 3.4 m x 18 m
High fabric tension due to the coaxial tube-in-tube principle
Plexiglas tubes allow multiple beveling of the fabric along the ceiling
Kameha Grand Hotel, Bonn
Client: Kameha Grand Bonn Betriebsgesellschaft mbH
Architect: Architect's office Karl-Heinz Schommer, Bonn
Execution: 2009
Scope:
Total area approx. 1,500 sqm interior anti-glare systems / 86 units.
Description:
Construction phase Cathedral - new building
Internal horizontal and vertical anti-glare systems under the glass roof, with countermove, as single-tube system, pull-out from bottom to top.
Panels with interlocking substructure to accommodate horizontal displacement between steel façade and concrete façade at the border area.
Drive by tubular motors
Fabric made of glass fiber, coated in A2, non-flammable
Width: 1.30 m to 2.85 m, some trapezoidal
Pull-out: 3.30 m to 8.0 m
