A STYLISH APPEARANCE IGP-HWFclassic 59

OBRIST Interior AG in Inwil has been delivering premium interior solutions for retail and commercial spaces since 1895. With a skilled team of 100 experts, the company meticulously implements customer requirements in the areas of planning, production, and installation. OBRIST was selected to redesign a flagship store for a prestigious watch and jewelry brand in the heart of New York, USA. After careful consideration, the IGP-HWFclassic Medium Bronze powder coating was chosen for this project, as it ensures a cohesive look throughout the sales areas while beautifully accentuating the brilliance of the jewelry and watches.

Quartier de L'Etang, Les Atmosphères

On the outskirts of Geneva stands a former industrial wasteland that has become a living example of urban regeneration. The Quartier de l'Etang is a prime example of energy efficiency and environmental sustainability, with numerous green spaces aimed at maximizing the quality of life for a large number of people. The dynamic complex is home to a variety of facilities and amenities, including three hotels, a student residence, a serviced residence and commercial and leisure facilities.

Høje – Taastrup Rådhus

One of the country's oldest and most innovative façade construction companies, H.S. Hansen, was entrusted with a very exciting task of developing a completely new façade concept based on an idea and design proposal from All arkitekter Kristian Langkilde and PLH architect Kim Ringvei. There were many requirements for the expression and ideas that the unique façade should express. Not only the unique shape of the sizes and light, but also on a visual level and thus also the color and color combination.

InformatiKOM

The eye-catcher of the main building is the multi-colored façade made of aluminum slats powder-coated with IGP-HWFclassic 59 with a pearl mica effect. Like the plumage of a peacock, the metallic coloring creates a different visual effect depending on the light. Since spring 2020, the Klaus Tschira Foundation has been building the “InformatiKOM” consisting of two institute buildings at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). After three years of construction, the two buildings InformatiKOM 1 and 2 will in future bring together institutes of computer science with science communication and applied arts facilities in one place.