Midrand, South Africa

The BMW headquarters in Midrand north of Johannesburg were planned and constructed in the mid-1980s. About 30 years later, the building had to be renovated. It was important to preserve the…

…Roofing products by RHEINZINK Roofing products for the next generation Zinc has been used as a construction material for over 150 years. The range of applications is huge and spans both small individual…

… Safe. Being a responsible manufacturer of roofing and roof drainage systems made of structural zinc, environmentally friendly rainwater management and the protection of groundwater have the very…

Vienna, Austria

The primary school on Esslinger Hauptstrasse in Vienna’s 22nd district was expanded with a very special new building. What might appear as arbitrarily arranged vertical lines on the facade…

… (Status 23.01.2024) (> 0,1%)? yes, lead is contained in the solder used to solder titanium zinc. Soldered rain water systems products may thus contain more than the 0.1% qualifying quantity. For…
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… a visually homogeneous appearance right from the start? With our prePATINA line, the typical zinc patina in blue-grey or graphite-grey is already available ex works, replacing the natural process…

Zornheim, Germany

This chapel is nestled in the vineyards on the slope of Selzer Berg in the direction of Zornheim. "Lichtefeld" is the name of Lisa Denecke's design, which was selected by a committee for the…

… as an innovation has been RHEINZINK’s sustainable building material for over 50 years: Titanium zinc as a material of excellence for an architecture of sustainability. For the future of building. For…

Bensberg, Germany

No two windows are alike. A roof that looks like it has a randomly arranged zig-zag shape decorates a residential and commercial building in Bensberg. The lower floors in the solid…

Haapsalu, Estonia

Haapsalu Castle is one of the best preserved castles in Estonia. Built in the 13th century, it was the seat of local authorities until the end of the 17th century. Since then the main castle…