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EN When creating this Australian residence, Joe Adsett Architects combine wooden lamella with extra-long format Ultima bricks to form a minimalistic impression with straight lines, inspiring patterns and inspiring nooks.
The architects chose the light-tinted RT 154 brick for this project. Combined with white and wood, the sand-couloured diversity of the brickwork is perfect for the Australian clear blue sky.
With its location in the woods, the dark-tinted quality materials and a floor plan that sparks curiosity, this Canadian villa is a home out of the ordinary. The Ultima RT 161 plays a distinguished part in the project. The waterstruck black and brown nuances with warm bronzed highlights are the perfect complement to the surrounding nature as well as the simple and elegant interior design.
A significant detail in the project is the variation of bonds. When walking across the property, you can’t miss the play of bonds; There is the classic bond of long format bricks, a protruding bond as well as transparent one – each of which adds a special effect on the overall impression of the house.
Involved partners in the project
Home Construction:
Waterford Homes Inc
waterfordhomes.ca
Architecture:
Dejong Design and Associates
dejongdesign.co
Interior Design:
Shaun Ford & Co
@shaunfordandco
The Villa O. is a prime example of a premium property where the combination of elegant curves with custom-made bricks from our Carlsberg Bjælker factory and transparent façades creates an incredible overall impression. Designed by the architectural firm Hünerwadel Albers & Partner, the estate not only offers breathtaking views of the unique landscape but also features areas clad with ULTIMA in the living room, wine cellar, and entrance area.
This contemporary gem is tight in every detail. Defining straight lines unfold across the project from leading elements such as the horizontal bond of extra-long format bricks and the position of large window sections. It is even present in the choice of ornamental grasses in front of the house.
The sand-coloured diversity of RT 154 Ultima is quite the perfect fit – from the front as well as the pool-site of the house.
With Villa K., the developers in Saarlouis, Germany, have fulfilled a true dream. The meticulously designed building radiates timeless elegance, not least due to its minimalist look. The long-format brick ULTIMA RT153 was also used in this project as cladding for an interior kitchen wall.
Domaine Evremond / UK
Thorvaldsensvej / Hasseris, Aalborg
Minimalistic elegance meets contrasting combinations in this breathtaking home in Holland. In a symphony of grey nuances, the extra-long Ultima-bricks extend the voluminous villa, while the many large windows make for the perfect view of the green surroundings that embrace the exclusive and extraordinary Villa Oss.
On one side of the surface, a special bonding breaks with the minimalistic façade and adds character to the house. Especially at night, this transparent bond has a significant effect when the indoor illumination shines through.
North of the charming Danish city Aarhus, a unique villa overlooks the bay. This contemporary gem is oriented towards the sea, not only in its location – but in every architectural decision.
A combination of vertical and horizontal bonds offer a special welcome to the villa. The extra-long Ultima bricks do not only lend the house character, they also intensify the horizon behind the house.
The home is oriented towards the sea, not only in its location – but in every architectural decision. As you walk through the beautiful and simple rooms of the house, your eye continues to meet the many nuances of ocean.
The use of waterstruck bricks provide a special aesthetic to the house. Not two bricks are alike, the texture, surface and colour of each brick vary – just enough to create a distinctive expression in the overall brickwork.











































































































