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LAMBERTS Projects: Schools & Universities

LAMBERTS Projects: Schools & Universities
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LAMBERTS Projects: Schools & Universities

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Overview: Glasfabrik LAMBERTS is the largest cast glass factory in Europe, specializing in U-profile glass, also known as U-glass or channel glass. This type of glass is favored for architectural projects due to its quality and versatility. LAMBERTS is unique in producing all types of cast glass, including LINIT®EcoGlass, Ornament Glass, Antimony-free Solar Glass, and Wired Glass, all under an EcoGlass concept that emphasizes low CO2 emissions and sustainability.
Key Products and Features:
  • LINIT®EcoGlass: Offers balanced light distribution, thermal efficiency, and is bird-friendly. It is 100% recyclable and made in Germany.
  • Economic Efficiency: U-glass is self-supporting, reducing the need for substructures, making it cost-effective and durable.
  • Design and Sustainability: Used globally for high-quality architectural projects, LAMBERTS glass is known for its clear shapes and technical diversity. The company is committed to environmentally friendly production.
Notable Projects:
  • Sainsbury Wellcome Centre: Located in London, this neuroscience research facility features a distinctive curved façade made of LINIT®EcoGlass, achieving a BREEAM 'excellent' rating.
  • Exupery International School: In Latvia, this school combines modern design with functionality, using LINIT®EcoGlass to create a safe and interactive environment for children.
  • Division of Anatomy Med Uni Graz: In Austria, this project integrates historical architecture with modern glass façades, providing natural lighting and privacy.
  • Winter Visual Arts Center: At Franklin & Marshall College in the USA, this building emphasizes light and openness, integrating with the campus's natural setting.
  • Brighton College: In England, this project combines science and sports facilities, promoting interaction and transparency in educational spaces.
Why Choose LAMBERTS: LAMBERTS stands out as the only architectural glass factory with a comprehensive CO2 footprint analysis and proof of origin for all products. The company is certified under DIN ISO standards for quality, environment, and energy, and offers a wide range of products with maximum flexibility for special productions.
Additional Projects:
  • Colegio Helvetia, Bogotá: Designed by El Equipo Mazzanti, this project involved replacing extensions of a cultural monument with a contemporary infrastructure, featuring an English courtyard and translucent glass for enhanced natural lighting.
  • Visual Arts Building, Iowa: Designed by Steven Holl, this award-winning building replaces a flood-damaged structure, featuring a cuboid design with an atrium and LINIT® EcoGlass for privacy and daylight entry.
  • Universidad de Lima: The Recreation, Wellness, and Student Life Center, designed by Sasaki, is a six-story structure that integrates student fitness and academic support facilities, featuring a Möbius strip design and passive ventilation.
  • MOME Campus, Budapest: Designed by 3H Architects, this building embodies innovation and transparency with a striking glass façade inspired by Moholy-Nagy's light experiments.
  • University of Wollongong: The Paul Welling Building, designed by Jacobs Architecture, houses advanced biomedical research facilities with a vibration-free environment and distinctive glass design.
  • Faculty of Fine Arts, Tenerife: Designed by GPY Arquitectos, this building is known for its curved façade and use of LINIT® EcoGlass, separating art classrooms from public exhibition areas.
  • Naturvidenskabernes Hus, Denmark: Designed by NORD Architects, this cylindrical building serves as a knowledge center for natural sciences, featuring a glass façade that changes with daylight.
  • Pratt Institute, New York: Steven Holl Architects designed this project to connect existing buildings and expand the campus, including design studios and using translucent thermal insulation for climate control.
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Outstanding in quality and sustainability Family business in its 4th generation 100% Made in Germany LAMBERTS glass factory is the largest cast glass factory in Europe and has one of the most modern plant and machine parks anywhere. LAMBERTS is the only glass factory in Europe to manufacture U profile glass in all stages of production. U-profiled glass, also called U-glass or channel glass, is used for elaborate, design-driven architectural projects all over the world due to its quality, refinement possibilities, clear forms and technical variety. Furthermore, we are the only cast glass company...

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Why LAMBERTS? Why LAMBERTS' LINIT-profiled glass? The world's oldest cast Highly qualified glass and rolled glass employees, Top quality factory, founded in 1887, state-of-theart 100% Made in Germany in Wunsiedel/Bavaria plant and machinery Economic efficiency: Design: The only architectural glass factory in the world with a CO2 footprint over an entire production year and complete proof of origin for all individual products Eco-Glass concept since 1996! World's leading Lowest Carbon glasses All glasses with ornamentation are also bird-friendly glass (American Bird Conservancy: Birdfriendly!)...

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Opened in 2016, the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre is the headquarters of the neuroscience division of University College London. It brings together scientists to study how brain circuits process information. The award-winning sevenstorey building was designed by the award-winning firm of architects Ian Ritchie Architects. It was built in close collaboration with world-leading neuroscientists and contains state-of-the-art research laboratories and the latest scientific equipment. The contract value was around 90 million euros. SAINSBURY WELLCOME CENTRE London, England Architect: Steven Holl Architects,...

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EXUPERY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Piņķi, Lettland Architect: 8 A.M., Riga - Latvia LAMBERTS Products: LINIT®EcoGlass P 26/60/7, solar, TH (toughened, heat-soak-test) Awards: Nomination for the 2017 EUMies Award Latvian Builders Association Annual Award Golden Diploma from Moscow’s Build School Project Photos: 8 A.M / Indriķis Stūrmanis The Exupery International School in Pinki near Riga is a combination of school and kindergarten. The state-of-the-art building, which covers a sprawling 6,000 square meters, is a product of some of Latvia’s top architects and designers. The campus is green, open, and...

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DIVISION OF ANATOMY MED UNI GRAZ Graz, Austria Architect: Franz & Sue, Vienna - Austria LAMBERTS Products: LINIT®EcoGlass P 26/60/7, low iron, cord, S (sandblasted), TH (toughened, heat-soak-test), in combination with translucent insulating material (TIM) Awards: Archello Awards 2023: „University Building of the Year“ GerambRose 2024 Photos: David Schreyer The Department of Anatomy at MedUni Graz is one of Europe‘s largest training centres in this field. It enjoys a high reputation among international experts. For the new headquarters at MED CAMPUS Graz, the aim was to combine historical substance...

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Text description provided by the architects: Drawing on Franklin & Marshall College’s motto Lux et Lex, the Winter Visual Arts Center for the Art, Art History, and Film Department is conceived as ‘light’ in complementary/contrast to the ‘heavy’ exemplary brick architecture of the 1856 ‘Old Main’ original campus building. A gradual exterior ramp connects from Old Main’s axis to a secondfloor entrance of our new building, just above a ground floor entrance facing the newly formed ’Arts Quad.’ The building activates the southern end of the campus as a new campus destination as well as reinforcing...

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OPEN SCHOOL COLOGNE Cologne, Germany Architect: Hausmann Architektur, Cologne - Germany LAMBERTS Products: LINIT®EcoGlass P 26/60/7, 504, TH (toughened, heat-soak-test), in combination with translucent insulating material (TIM) Awards: Schulbaupreis Nordrhein-Westfalen 2023 Photos: Simon Veith The OSK Offene Schule Köln (Open School Cologne / Germany) sees itself as an „inclusive school for all“. It reinterprets the theme of the learning centre. The new school building is deliberately unfinished and invites people to play with and change it. The motto for this is the term „school workshop“. The...

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STIFTHAUS ELEKTRO VIEWEG Chemnitz, Germany LAMBERTS Products: LINIT®EcoGlass P 33/60/7, 504, TH (toughened, heat-soak-test) The Elektro Vieweg company headquarters in Chemnitz is an outstanding example of sustainable, functional and modern architecture. Designed by Berlin-based architectural firm DIA 179, the training centre was constructed in 2022 using solid wood and was specially designed to meet the needs of vocational training in the electrical trade. Architecturally, the building is characterised by the combination of a visible wooden structure and continuous glazing with profiled glass....

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Text description provided by the architects: The School of Science and Sports at Brighton College defies the conventional character of educational buildings – one of endless empty hallways and imposed silence – and instead combines the two departments to create a vibrant building with lively spaces where activities are not necessarily dictated by a school timetable. Observing that processes of learning take place outside as much as inside of the classroom, the design articulates a new idea of educational space bolstering interaction and exchange. [...] Stimulating social communications between...

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COLEGIO HELVETIA DE BOGOTA Bogota, Colombia El Equipo Mazzanti, Bogota, Colombia LAMBERTS Products: LINIT®EcoGlass P 26/60/7, low iron, clarissimo, TSH (toughened, sandblasted, heat-soak-test); LINIT®EcoGlass P 26/60/7, low iron, clarissimo, TCH (toughened, color ceramic frit, translucent white L1, heat-soak-test) Alejandro Arango - Pequeno Robot The Colegio Helvetia was built in 1954 in Bogota, the capital of Colombia. It covers an area of 34,000 square metres. The headquarters, designed by the Swiss modernist architect Victor Schmid, was declared a cultural monument in 1992 and later extended...

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