Dental Clinic, Berlin (GER)
The so-called House Cumberland was built in 1911/12 as a magnificent building and had the purpose to provide rented premises for guests and their domestic staff. In 2011, a large-scale reconstruction started. In this context the dental surgery originated in the former Imperial Hall. The 208 square meters large area with its mix of stylish design and latest technology creates an unusual and especially breathtaking ambience. Altogether 73 square meters of glass, mainly TG-PROTECT® DG and low-iron glass, partially with switchable LC-film, were set in place. The 21 glass panes reach measurements up to 1,988 x 2,493 mm.
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Construction Time: | 2013 |
Client: | Dental Clinic „Zahnärzte im Kaisersaal“ |
Architect: | TREILING architekten, Berlin |
Executing Company: | Bayer Glasbau GmbH, Berlin |
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Glass Amount: | 73 m² |
Glass Panes: | 21 panes |
Dimensions: | up to 1,988 × 2,493 mm |
Websites: |
www.zahnaerzte-im-kaisersaal.de treiling.com www.bayer-glasbau.de |
Image Rights: | © Sven Otte |