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Commercial buildings

Beluga Tower

Beluga Shipping GmbH was the market leader in the field of heavy sea transport. In summer 2009, its new company headquarters in Bremen was completed.

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Public buildings

The Stone Sculpture Museum in Bad Kreuznach

The experts from CLAYTEC's partner craftsman company Lehmbau Pritzl from Otterberg bricked up the eaves sides of the former barn with CLAYTEC clay blocks light NF1200 and clay masonry mortar light. They then applied reed light building boards on top of the clay blocks, plastered with the classic clay base coat with straw as well as the clay top coat fine 06. The single-layer thin plaster is ideal for achieving a fine and natural surface finish.

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Hotels und restaurants

Re-opening of the parent house of the Traube Tonbach

The Traube Tonbach in Baiersbronn in the Black Forest is known worldwide as a gourmet address. For the reconstruction, the family employed around 50 businesses from the region. However, the hotelier family did not only attach great importance to regionality in the choice of contractors, but also in the building materials used. In this context, clay is the ideal choice as a building material.

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Public buildings

The Circular Office in Düsseldorf

Already in the planning phase of the new office space, the focus was therefore on avoiding construction waste. During the renovation, ecological clay building materials from CLAYTEC were also used, which can also be assigned to the principle of the Cradle to Cradle circular economy.

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Residential buildings

The Wellehof in the Black Forest

The Wellehof is a traditional Black Forest farm, which was rebuilt in 1917 after a fire. In the following decades, hardly any changes were made to the building fabric, thus the old farmhouse contained almost exclusively natural materials such as wood, clay and natural stone.

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Residential buildings

Historic Black Forest Farm

The historic courtyard building in the Black Forest serves as a private residence, which was completely renovated in recent years. The construction of the house is based on the regionally typical historic building stock with solid walls made of quarry stone in the base area and a wooden construction above in the wall and roof area.

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Public buildings

The Circular Office in Düsseldorf

Already in the planning phase of the new office space, the focus was therefore on avoiding construction waste. During the renovation, ecological clay building materials from CLAYTEC were also used, which can also be assigned to the principle of the Cradle to Cradle circular economy.

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Hotels und restaurants

Agriturismo Terra del Sole

Agriturismo Terra del Sole is an accommodation located in Albosaggia, in the central Valtellina, just a few kilometers from Sondrio, the capital of the province. The area is characterized by lush meadows, a fantastic panorama of the Alps and the nearby river Adda.

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Hotels und restaurants

Re-opening of the parent house of the Traube Tonbach

The Traube Tonbach in Baiersbronn in the Black Forest is known worldwide as a gourmet address. For the reconstruction, the family employed around 50 businesses from the region. However, the hotelier family did not only attach great importance to regionality in the choice of contractors, but also in the building materials used. In this context, clay is the ideal choice as a building material.

Find out more!


Residential buildings

The Wellehof in the Black Forest

The Wellehof is a traditional Black Forest farm, which was rebuilt in 1917 after a fire. In the following decades, hardly any changes were made to the building fabric, thus the old farmhouse contained almost exclusively natural materials such as wood, clay and natural stone.

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Public buildings

Kolumba Museum

The new Kolumba Museum was built on the ruins of the St. Kolumba church according to blueprints drawn up by Peter Zumthor. It impresses with its walls featuring clay surfaces that are up to 14 metres high.

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Public buildings

The Stone Sculpture Museum in Bad Kreuznach

The experts from CLAYTEC's partner craftsman company Lehmbau Pritzl from Otterberg bricked up the eaves sides of the former barn with CLAYTEC clay blocks light NF1200 and clay masonry mortar light. They then applied reed light building boards on top of the clay blocks, plastered with the classic clay base coat with straw as well as the clay top coat fine 06. The single-layer thin plaster is ideal for achieving a fine and natural surface finish.

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