If you look at the windows and doors, Germany is undoubtedly the most advanced country in Europe. Energy-saving windows are used all over Germany, and most of them are double or even three-layer glass. German energy-saving doors and windows, with novel design, exquisite materials, advanced technology and excellent quality, give people a very good feeling from a long-term and near-term perspective. Let's learn about the charm of German doors and windows.

Modern Dwellings in Germany

First let's meet the famous German architect: Ludwig Miss Vandro.

He is a master of architecture at the palace level in Germany in the 20th century. His famous architectural theories "less is more" and "free flowing space" not only greatly promoted the development of architectural history in the 20th century, but also influenced the modern European architectural style. His architectural style used a large number of straight lines, symmetry and other style modelling, get rid of the traditional complexity, is a clear spring in the construction industry at that time.

Miss's Representative Works

farnsworth house

German Pavilion of Barcelona International Expo

So how do German doors and windows apply the master's two theories? Please keep looking down.

1. Less is more.

"Less" is not blank but streamlined.

"More" is not crowded but perfect.

Just think about it.

After work, I dragged my tired body home.

After taking a bath, soak up a glass of milk.

Lying on the comfortable sofa,

Through simple and beautiful German doors and windows

Looking at the night scene,

Do you feel inner peace at this moment?

2. Free flowing space

The interior space is open and transparent.

In space graphic design, freedom is not restricted by load-bearing walls.

German doors and windows from the style has given people a comfortable atmosphere, even simple, but still exciting.

So what are the characteristics of German doors and windows besides "high face value"?

1. The coverage of energy-saving doors and windows is quite high.

In Germany, no matter in big cities or small towns, whether in scenic spots or ordinary towns, houses, old or new, no matter what style, as long as they are in use, basically use energy-saving doors and windows.

II. Widespread use of aluminium-clad wood doors and windows

Aluminum-clad wood doors and windows are widely used because of their excellent thermal insulation, sound insulation and other properties, as well as dual decorative effect, suitable for various weather conditions and different architectural styles.

Aluminum exterior and interior wood make the overall beauty of the building

3. Energy-saving windows used in modern public buildings in the city centre

Not limited by the original architectural style, the design is exquisite and bold, creative and modern.

The Bible Community of Stuttgart, Germany

4. Small windows in ordinary residential buildings

Many residential doors and windows are separated, with T-shaped, but also Tian-shaped. Floor windows need to be separated, some design like decorative lattices, in places that do not affect the sight of decorative lattices, there is a sense of antique.

Decorative bars on windows to add beauty

5. More use of aluminium alloy doors and windows in commercial buildings

Aluminum alloy doors and windows, especially for commercial doors and windows.

VI. Advanced German doors and windows technology

Various shading and insulation problems prefer to be solved by technological innovation. If the roadside can see the use of hollow glass built-in shade in buildings, which is basically not seen in other countries.

Built-in sunshade of hollow glass

7. There are many ways of shading.

Common open, left and right push-pull, up and down push-pull, fold and so on, new and old buildings are used.

New Primary School in New Bieberg, Germany

8. Rebuilding Traditional Doors and Windows

Many famous scenic spots in Germany attach great importance to the protection of old buildings, but they also transform traditional doors and windows while protecting old buildings. At the same time, they also pay attention not to destroy the original style of the building. Some of the newer churches in Germany have renovated their doors and windows.

New energy-saving doors and windows for Cologne Cathedral