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“Feal” Facades on Objects Throughout the World

Published: June 1, 2013
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evropska_centralna_banka_frankfurt_310513Around 100 architects from BiH and Croatia were enthusiastic on the expert lecture for architects on the premises of the Široki Brijeg based ‘’Feal’’ company that was organized by the Association of Architects of Croatia and the Architectural House from BiH. They were particularly enthusiastic with ‘’Feal’s” projects at the most prestigious establishments in Europe, announced portal Hum.ba.

Heinz Feferkon, architect from “GBD Laboratory’’ from Austria and Tilman Kun from the Institute for Systems and Institute for Solar Energy in Building Systems in Freiburg, presented the most modern trends tied with aluminum facades.

Zoran Stevanović, the Director of the company “Feal Austria”, was delighted with the presentation of the project of the double façade at the airport in Vienna, on which ‘’Feal’’ worked on several project. He explained to them the complexity of facades at airports, and in particular the complexity of achieving appropriate acoustics. He spoke to them on the projects that ‘Feal’ has been doing from the beginning and added that Vienna, due to security reasons, prefers laminated glass. Double façade has an advantage when it comes to acoustics, especially when it comes to protection against terrorist attacks.

‘’Feal’’ designed the façade for the building of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, which is 300 meters high.

(Source: ekapija.com)

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