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Office buildings
Doors for today’s working environments
Offices are essential to our working lives, and interior design can shape their appearance and atmosphere. Doors have a central part to play, as entrances, exits and interfaces.
Helukabel company headquarters, Hemmingen
Helukabel company headquarters, Hemmingen
Office building with outstanding door sets
Helukabel is a leading international manufacturer and supplier of cables, wires and cable accessories based in Hemmingen near Stuttgart, Germany. More than 60 neuform doors in a wide variety of designs can be found in Helukabel's administration building. 25% meet the requirements of fire rating 30 minutes. In the "hygienic" area of the canteen, there are sliding doors suitable for damp rooms.
A special feature of this reference are custom-made extra-high door leaves with a height of almost 3 meters. These are covered with a veneer of European Cherry wood and then given a transparent lacquer finish.
Architects: wittfoht architekten bda
Photographer: Thomas Möller
Rieck 1, Europacity Berlin
Rieck 1, Europacity Berlin
Modern working environment on the art campus
Spacious conference areas with adjoining roof terraces, a green inner courtyard, a canteen with café and a 300 m² plenary hall provide workplaces with a high quality of stay. A total of approx. 120 door sets from neuform are installed in the building. These include 15 smoke and fire protection door elements from 30 to 90 minutes. Many doors with an additional drop-seal ensure sound insulation in the office building, some even up to sound insulation 47 dB. In addition, many contract doors with steel frames, active and passive leaves, sliding doors suitable for damp rooms and door elements that meet burglar protection and/or climate class 3 requirements are installed. A special feature are the plenary hall doors with a door leaf thickness of 70 mm and Oak veneered surfaces on the first floor of the building.
Architects: Kleihues + Kleihues Architekten GmbH
Photographer: Thomas Möller
Büro- und Verwaltungsgebäude, Oppenweiler
Office building, Oppenweiler
An office environment with a natural look-and-feel
A company based in Oppenweiler wished to expand its operations, and took the opportunity to introduce physical access control systems for the individual rooms in its office building – and to make sure all wood surface finishes formed a harmonious overall look-and-feel. The refurbished, upgraded office building was fitted with around 50 cross-veneered door elements with oak Variant frames from neuform, creating a pleasant, attractive working atmosphere. Additional vision panels ensure excellent natural and artificial lighting. Moreover, the doors feature certified sound insulation and fire resistance.
Photographer: Thomas Möller
Amtsgericht, Haßfurt
District Court, Haßfurt
A state-of-the-art building
Spanish-German architects Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos designed the District Court in Hassfurt, Bavaria, as a completely barrier-free building that meets the latest environmental standards. The neuform door elements feature excellent sound insulation and fire resistance, ensuring privacy and protection for both staff and visitors. Innovative SONOR-VENTI doors enable effective passive ventilation. All door elements were chosen and configured to harmonise with the style of the surrounding interior.
Architects: Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos
Photographer: Steffen Spitzner
Dorotheen Quartier, Stuttgart
Dorotheen Quartier,
Stuttgart
Shops, offices and apartments in Stuttgart’s new centre
Dorotheen-Quartier, designed by Behnisch Architekten, is an exclusive building between Marktplatz and Charlottenplatz that features a harmonious combination of offices, retail space and high-quality apartments. It makes use of some 1,200 PLANOGLAS ULTRA doors from neuform, specially developed for this prestigious project. This innovative door, with seamless double glazing, unites robust safety with attractive appearance, and can be tailored to the specific use case. Dorotheen-Quartier has been a visual highlight in the heart of Stuttgart since 2017.
Architects: Behnisch Architekten
Photographer: Dietmar Flach
