From art project to living space
Belle Harbour, Hamburg
Bielefeld. The “Belle Harbour” residential project located in the heart of Hamburg's HafenCity combines architecture with an inclusive living concept. A distinctive feature is the aluminium profiles used for around 160 windows, which were previously part of a temporary art installation. The slimline residential tower with its clearly structured façade, vertical cut-outs for balconies and striking crown with a roof garden gives the cityscape an impressive accent and at the same time makes a statement in favour of inclusive living.
Photographer: Stefan Brückner // Usage rights: Schüco International KG
The aluminium profiles used in the architectural festival were sorted by type during dismantling, returned to the production cycle and repurposed as aluminium windows in the “Belle Harbour” residential project.
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Photographer: Stefan Brückner // Usage rights: Schüco International KG
The aluminium profiles used in the architectural festival were sorted by type during dismantling, returned to the production cycle and repurposed as aluminium windows in the “Belle Harbour” residential project.
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Photographer: Alex Bach Architekturfotografie // Usage rights: Schüco International KG
Aluminium profiles, which had previously formed part of a temporary art installation, were used for the windows of the “Belle Harbour” residential development in Hamburg’s HafenCity.
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Photographer: Alex Bach Architekturfotografie // Usage rights: Schüco International KG
The housing project comprises communal areas and flats for people with and without visual impairments. Aluminium profiles previously used in an art installation were reused for around 160 windows.
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Photographer: Alex Bach Architekturfotografie // Usage rights: Schüco International KG
The housing project comprises communal areas and flats for people with and without visual impairments. Aluminium profiles previously used in an art installation were reused for around 160 windows.
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Photographer: Alex Bach Architekturfotografie // Usage rights: Schüco International KG
The slimline residential tower with its clearly structured façade, vertical cut-outs for balconies and striking crown with a roof garden adds a distinctive accent to the cityscape.
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Photographer: Alex Bach Architekturfotografie // Usage rights: Schüco International KG
The slimline residential tower with its clearly structured façade, vertical cut-outs for balconies and striking crown with a roof garden adds a distinctive accent to the cityscape.
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