The Neptune Building - Hamburg West Germany
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1975.v28.i272.2850Abstract
The Neptune building, situated on one of the oldest piers of the port of Hamburg, is a structure of reinforced concrete, entirely designed for offices. It consists of ground floor, six further storeys and a basement with parking space and installations of the building. The facade, with rows of windows alternating with window boards of brick, is joined in vertical sections so as to adapt it to the dimensions of the old commercial buildings that are situated on the other side of the pier. Through the shape, dimensions and the materials used in the construction the building harmonizes perfectly with the surrounding environment.
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