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The head office of South African National Roads Agency Limited, also known as SANRAL, was completed back in 2011 as a prime example of sustainable architecture. Providing the metallic mesh that offers both aesthetic and functional properties, GKD Metal Fabrics played a pivotal role in the success of this project. The office building is located in Pretoria, capital city of the Republic of South Africa.

The philosophy less is more encapsulates the design hallmark of Hollin+Radoske architects from Frankfurt.

Canadian residents in Burnaby, BC delight in a new stainless steel mesh bridge walkway made from GKD stainless steel mesh. The award-winning Griffiths Drive Pedestrian Bridge offers a major benefit to the community by connecting residential areas with the schools located on the other side of a 4-lane motorway.

The Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) is widely acknowledged as one of the finest universities founded anywhere in the world over the last 50 years.

Retail experts, The Jerde Partnership, who were responsible for the Mall of America and other global and iconic retail projects, recently, completed the highly anticipated $500 million dollar multi-functional complex.

Brazil is not only gearing up for two major sporting events – the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games, but also preparing itself for the future in terms of environmental protection.

The German town of Luckenwalde, a 30 min train ride to the capital Berlin, is seeing a spark of renovation and modernization projects, according to an article in Dezeen, which features the restoration of an old railroad station. Additionally, an annex was designed to house the town library

Commended by the EXPO-jury in the context of the Saar terraces as an exemplary project for the revitalization of inner-city industrial branches, the LIGHT-CUBE is one of the worldwide projects of the World’s Fair.

The Tonhalle Düsseldorf was originally constructed as a planetarium, the Rheinhalle, by German architect Wilhelm Kreis. Converted into a concert hall in the 1970s, the dome structure lacked the proper acoustic needs for a concert venue.

Modern architecture – according to Munich’s Lord Mayor, Christian Ude – has a hard time in the white and blue metropolis.