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Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019

Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019

Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019

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Overview: The document explores the innovative application of Bruag's Cellon panels in architectural projects across Europe, emphasizing their aesthetic and functional advantages. These panels are noted for their lightweight, customizable, and visually appealing properties, suitable for balcony claddings, room dividers, and acoustic solutions.
Key Projects and Applications:
  • Building Complex Gaisental, Biberach, Germany: Utilizes semi-transparent balcony claddings for privacy and interaction between spaces, with Cellon panels also serving as sculptures and fences.
  • Kaiamo Restaurant, Bucharest, Romania: Features dark, perforated room dividers that maintain privacy while preserving a spacious interior feel.
  • Clinic Gais, Switzerland: Uses semi-transparent balcony claddings to create unique light and shadow effects, enhancing the patient experience.
  • Marriott Oxford South, Milton Park, UK: Incorporates Bruag panels to reflect themes of science, nature, and heritage, adding warmth and playfulness.
  • Intercontinental Hotel, Doha, Qatar: Renovation of the Paloma restaurant uses panels for aesthetic highlights and protection against seawater corrosion.
  • Multi-Family Home, Basel, Switzerland: Features MDF stair railings as functional art, blending aesthetics with practicality.
Technical Specifications and Benefits:
  • Material: Cellon panels are available in 8 mm or 10 mm thickness, offering a lightweight alternative to aluminum.
  • Design Flexibility: Laser technology allows for intricate designs with sharp edges, offering over 100 standard perforations and custom designs without additional charges.
  • Durability: Panels are crash-proof and resistant to corrosion, even in salty environments.
Design Flexibility: Bruag offers extensive customization with Cellon or MDF materials, over 3,000 color options, and the ability to incorporate individual patterns and necessary openings for electronics or lighting.
Architectural Insights: Architects like Alex Wohlwend and Michèle Rota highlight the integration of aesthetic and functional elements in designs, with Bruag's products enabling personalized solutions that uphold architectural integrity.
Conclusion: Bruag's Cellon panels provide architects with the flexibility to create unique, functional, and aesthetically pleasing designs. Their use in various high-profile projects demonstrates their versatility and effectiveness in enhancing architectural spaces.
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Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019-1

__Residential building Kilchberg (CH) Homely living starts outside Large sized anthracite facade panels and high-contrast golden perforated balcony claddings are the two most notable exterior features of the two newly built multifamily houses in the Swiss city of Kilchberg near Zurich. “Organic design according to natural patterns”, is the way Architect Michèle Rota describes the idea behind the individually produced panels supplied by Bruag. Enabling privacy and a comfortable balcony atmosphere have been further priorities of the experienced architect. Due to the free choice of shapes and colours and the personal interaction with our technical team, Michèle Rota is still convinced that Bruag panels were the right choice for the project. “I was upset by the fact that inhabitants tended to add individual sight protections to transparent balconies, undermining the original idea of having a coherent building design.” Bruag can offer a solution to this problem – panels with an individual percentage of open space. Facts & Figures Architect: Rota Architekten AG, Zurich (Switzerland) Execution: Schoch AG, Herisau; Blemo AG, Dürnten Material: Cellon 8 mm, 10 mm Colours: Bruag Alu dark slate, Bruag Alu Gold M Perforation:

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Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019-2

_Marriott Oxford Science Vale (GB) Inspired by landscapes and nature The perforated Bruag elements at the Hotel "Marriott Oxford South, Milton Park", make the hotel's claim "Science, nature and heritage" visible already at the large sized fagade. Bruag panels have not only been used outside, but also in the spacious reception area. "There is no second chance to make a first impression" - the ceiling element with backlighting is a highlight for arriving guests. Fortunately, the hotel in the South of England offers much more than that: 170 homely rooms, exclusive conference rooms and a first-class...

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Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019-3

__Intercontinental Hotel Doha (QA) Functional and attractive When choosing a suitable product for the renovation of the restaurant “Paloma” in the Intercontinental Hotel in Doha, different aspects have led the planners to go with Bruag. On the one hand, the architects were looking to set an aesthetic highlight. On the other hand, the location of the restaurant close to the salty seawater had to be considered. Doha based construction company “MAN Enterprises” in Doha has achieved even more. The perforated Bruag panels cover the air conditioning system and create a mesmerizing interaction of light...

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Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019-4

__MFH Basel (CH) Functional art in a stairwell Several methods allow architectural highlights in a stairwell. In the multi family home “Marignanostrasse” in Basel, the decision has already been taken. The local architects of Wenger and Partner have combined function and aesthetics. The MDF stair railing produced by Bruag according to the architect’s individual design sets humans at the center and is art and railing at the same time. Filigree patterns thanks to laser technology Different to CNC-machines which drill and mill and where tools and materials automatically interact, a laser ray cuts...

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Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019-5

__Private hospital Gais (CH) Recovering in a nice ambiance The clinic “Gais” in the Swiss countryside differentiates itself with an outstanding cuisine and a picturesque environment. Thanks to a new construction, the clinic also offers contemporary architecture. The most remarkable feature are its semitransparent balcony claddings. “The balcony claddings break up the concrete and give the building something unique” says the enthusiastic architect Rolf Mayer. The interaction of light and shadow creates a play of light and shadows that finds its way into the patient’s rooms. Architect Mayer is...

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Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019-6

Photo: Wohlwend Architekturbüro AG __Building complex Quäderle Vaduz (FL) Charming urban living The inhabitants of the new building complex “Quäderle” in Vaduz can enjoy the benefits of living in the centre of Liechtenstein’s capital while still being in a green environment. However, this is not the only unique feature of the project. “We wanted to take up the grapevines which have been present on the site for a long time. Therefore, we have been convinced by the flexibility of Bruag products and have chosen balcony claddings perforated according to grapes.”, says Architect Alex Wohlwend. The...

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Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019-7

__Concert- and event hall Davos (CH) More than just good to look at The city of Davos in the Swiss alps is famous for the annual World Economic Forum, a meeting of global leaders in politics, business and society. When important people meet, acoustics must be flawless. The search for a solution that fulfills the architect’s ambitious demands regarding functionality and design has found its solution in Bruag acoustics panels. The architects of «Sprecher Schneider Architektur AG» have chosen perforated MDF panels, attached with textiles to improve acoustics. Sound quality has already been tested...

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Bruag Zeitgeist Project Presentations 2019-8

Architect Benjamin Heller and developer Dieter Dresel have combined different requirements when planning the residential and office building in Ohningen (GER). While combining public, semi public and private areas is a challenge, the architects have found aesthetically pleasing solutions. Different angles, shapes and colors make the building at the shore of Lake Constance. A uniting feature is the material: Cellon, which has been used in the entrance area, across the fagade with perforated elements and even in the soffits. _Office building Abu Dhabi (UAE) First impressions count The office of...

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