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L'Orangerie
The regeneration of the Belgian steel town of Seraing, on the outskirts of Liège, began more than 10 years ago. Among the most striking of buildings to herald the municipality’s metamorphosis is the L’Orangerie, a rectilinear golden filigree-clad building occupied by CMI (Cockerill Maintenance & Ingénierie) and constructed by Willemen Groep company Franki.
Architect Reichen et Robert & Associés Location Seraing - Belgium Company involved Novelis - CMI - Metal Yapi Website www.novelis.com -
Steinbauer Performance Headquarters
The new home of STEINBAUER Performance reflects the company’s vision of itself as an innovative and independent organisation. STEINBAUER designs and manufactures electronic components and modules which increase the power and torque available to vehicles ranging from passenger cars to heavy-duty equipment. The company’s products are truly cutting-edge and applicable to vehicles from almost any manufacturer.
Architect Architekturbüro ARKADE ZT GmbH Location Wartberg (Austria) Company involved voestalpine, Domico Website www.voestalpine.com/colofer -
Ede's School
Green in more than one way
Aluminium composite panels from Euromax are central to the realisation of architect Erik Schotte and team’s refreshingly innovative and lively design for a new school building at Ede, a small city located in the centre of the Netherlands.
Architect LIAG Architects Location Ede - The Netherlands Company involved Euramax Coated Products Website http://www.euramax.nl