FOTOBLECH - facades and walls
Corten Steel in Kelheim: Liberation Hall Ticket Booth
Six-sided perforation. Photo sheets provide a solid foundation for objects in prominent locations.
Here, with a hexagonal perforation for balanced openness.
FOTOBLECH - Facade in Zurich - Electric Power Plant
Corten steel facade with coarse perforation featuring a forest motif and curvature.
In the coming months, a uniform patina will develop.
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FOTOBLECH - Facade in Cologne, Goltsteinstraße
Ornaments... as Fotoblech patterns, blend function and art, crafting captivating vistas, interplays of light, and stylish structures for versatile applications.
Integrated doors. All gates and doors are seamlessly clad with photo sheet, featuring discreetly integrated hinges.
For a uniform, sleek facade with aesthetic harmony and unobtrusive functionality.
Corten steel facade in Passau: Niedernburg Fresco Museum
Double-skin facade. The facade is illustrated through a perspective representation of pillars and vaults.
The Fotobleche were designed with triangular perforations in this double-skin Corten steel construction.
Viewing angles. Fascinating visual effects are created depending on the viewing angle.
The facade's appearance changes according to the lighting situation.
Press report EWA: materiell immateriell,
Catalog page
FOTOBLECH-Tile wall: Historical picture of Linz
Tile wall. Fotobleche are also excellent to use as tiles.
The smooth metal surface and rough grouting create an exciting relief and tactile experience.
Example with Rheinzink. In this project Fotoblech tiles from Rheinzink were used,
the areas between the tiles filled with gray silicone and the holes with common grout.
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Catalog page
Facade of the town hall in Meschede
The facade was clad with Fotoblech, which show an abstract wave-shaped pattern with rough perforations.
With the kind permission of Henke AG. Catalog
Ceiling and facade Neue Spinnerei (Traun, Austria)
Team M Architekten ZT GesmbH
Owner: KULTUR.PARK.TRAUN GMBH
System: Design-Planum, Domico
Material: Aluminum 2mm, powdercoated
Event center with wall and ceiling coverings of the special cassette system from Domico.
A symbolized mesh gives the facade expressive power.
22.5.2017: OÖ Nachrichten: Elegante Pracht der neuen Spinnerei
Wall covering restaurant IKO (Vienna, Austria)
ARCHITEKTFRIEDRICH ZTGMBH
Implementation: Scheiner Blechtechnik GmbH
Material: Aluminum 2mm, golden anodized
Various geometric patterns as a wall covering of the restaurant IKO in Vienna (Wipplingerstraße 6 - near Stephansplatz)
Inspiration for our pattern generator "IKO", see Pattern catalog
or Pattern page
Facade pattern of the Penkenbahn (Mayrhofen, Austria)
Architect: Helmut Reitter
Implementation: V-MET GmbH
Material: Aluminum powdercoated
The valley station of the new Penkenbahn in Tyrol was lined with Fotoblech. A very high hole density results in a filigree pattern.
Interesting light effects also result from the inside. The interior of the building is protected without losing the sense of what is going on outside.
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Wall covering (Frankfurt, Germany)
Implementation: Göppel Metallbau
Material: 2mm Corten steel
A backlit wall covering: Marriott in Frankfurt.
Prepatinated corten steel sheets were folded cassette-shaped.
The rough surface in combination with the backlighting give a warm climate.
Exhibition walls (Vienna, Austria)
Architect: Bettina Bigler, planstelle
Pictures: Stefan Fuhrer, Fuhrer Visuelle Gestaltung og
Material: 2 und 2.5mm aluminum uncoated
Exhibition walls for the new exhibition "Oil & Natural Gas" of Technisches Museum Wien.
On large, self-supporting panels motifs of the exhibition are shown.
The sheets were folded and reinforced with a frame made of aluminum.
Facade (Leipzig, Germany)
Architect: Adrian Reutler, DNR Daab Nordheim Reutler
Implementation: Bau- und Kunstschlosserei Quooß
Material: 3mm powder-coated aluminium
Facade of a REWE store in Leipzig.
A figural representation with dark background.
Some parts are not perforated.
Here you can see a photo realistic effect from a short view distance.
