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Also in architectural terms, the Beisheim Center creates a counterpoint by returning to the roots of modern urban architecture in this historic location – to stone instead of to steel and glass.
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Clarity of form, no-nonsense contemporary styling, traditional material: The door station made of burnished brass follows the same the architectural remit – and blends in with the accentuation of the door. |
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Aesthetically speaking, the interior architecture of Peter Silling harks back to the era of the classical skyscraper. The door stations with their elegant surface in a high-gloss brass look blend perfectly into this ambience. |
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