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Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
Great Antikhaus Rehabilitation Projects
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Train Station, Leipzig, Germany
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Ministry of Economy, Berlin, Germany
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Home Office of the Post, Berlin, Germany
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City Hall, Halle, Germany
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Attic on Balmes Street, Barcelona, Spain
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Colonia Riedtli, Zurich, Switzerland
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Chateau Plessese, Ciney, Belgium
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Palazzo Marenzi, Trieste, Italy
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Palazzo Giunta, Trieste, Italy
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Ministry of Finance, Berlin, Germany
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Berlin, Germany
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Proviantamt, Mainz, Germany
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Hotel Kempinski, Prague, Czech Republic
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 Work done from 1997 to 2001 - Almost all of the windows were the same, of the double crystal type, with different demands in terms of security and protection depending on the floor of the building, in order to follow the regulations of the Protection of the Patrimony Office. The windows had to be rebuilt according to the original model. The profiles were kept as narrow as possible. Total volume of the budget: 2,500 windows for the Ministry of Finances and 800 windows for the annexed Post building, for a total of 6 million Euros. The price included; the dismantling of the previous windows, planning, fabrication and placing of the new windows. Planos: 
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