BEMO

02/06/2026

𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁: This facade doesn't follow the rules. 📐

Augustenstrasse 2, Stuttgart: A refurbishment right in the city centre with a facade that means business. 600 m² in a tight urban setting — highest demands on aesthetics, durability and thermal insulation.

What makes it special? Substructure angles of up to 121°. Planners and fabricators had to master some serious geometric deviation from anything standard.

Designed by Plan 11 GmbH, installed by Altvater GmbH Metallverarbeitung — great teamwork on a tough one.

Full project story below. 👇
🔗 https://bemo.com/en/news/bemo-bond-inviso-tackles-challenging-slopes/

What's the trickiest angle you've ever worked with? Let us know in the comments. 💬

Facade renovation in the center of Stuttgart with BEMO-BOND INVISIO composite panels, BEMO substructure and inclinations of up to 121°.

27/05/2026

The next days, many of our colleagues are celebrating Eid al-Adha. A moment that reminds us what makes our team special – people from different cultures, building something together.

Wishing you all a blessed celebration. 🤝

22/05/2026

POV: It’s friday and almost the weekend ➡️ Disco mode activated 🪩

How do you like the BEMO logo disco version?

19/05/2026

𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗶𝗻 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 - 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗲 𝗶𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀.

The new laboratory building for the MVZ in Koblenz is almost done — final assembly is underway — and looking at it, you wouldn't immediately guess how much engineering problem-solving went into the facade. 👀

The concept by Vollack Gruppe was clear from the start: a building that belongs to its region. Metal surfaces textured like Mittelrhein slate and white bands running across the facade like the Rhine and Moselle rivers. Simple as an idea, but less simple to build.

With cantilevers up to 1,350 mm, complex geometries and areas demanding a near-perfect finish, none of our standard systems were going to cut it. Therefore we developed a bespoke substructure specifically for this project. 😎

In the end we used BEMO‑BOND composite panels across most of the surface, BEMO‑BOND INVISIO where precision really mattered, TEKOFIX-A++ thermal brackets in the substructure, and partially perforated trapezoidal profiles .

The project is a good reminder that complex facade projects don't have to be a nightmare, they just need the right people talking to each other early enough. 🤝

Great work by the installation team at HPM Fassadentechnik 👏

12/05/2026

Sometimes the real craft is in the things you don't notice straight away. 😎

The new headquarters of Jöbstl Bauerngut GmbH in Styria, Austria is a good example. The interplay of three standing seam profile widths, integrated gutters and perforated facade elements feels effortless – but it isn't. Around 1,300 m² of metal cladding, seamlessly from roof to facade with BEMO-FLON Protect and PV via the BEMO Akkord System.

Functionality that doesn't need explaining. You just see it.

📍Short Facts
Architect: AVA - Andrea Vattovani Architecture
Product: BEMO standing seam
Installation: WHS GmbH
Photos: Paul Ott

12/05/2026

When metal flows: at the new headquarters of Jöbstl Bauerngut GmbH in Straß (Austria), the roof and facade are a seamless whole. 🤩

Three different standing seam profile widths create rhythm and depth. The dark-contrasting window and door frames provide just the right accents. And if you look closely, you’ll discover integrated rain gutters, a sloping plinth and perforated facade elements – details you can’t see, but which make the building envelope unique. ✨

📍Short Facts
Architect:
Product: BEMO standing seam
Installation: WHS GmbH
Photos:

23/04/2026

📖 Today is World Book Day – and we’re wondering: What does a good architect actually read?
Here are our 5 must-reads for architects:

1 - The Architecture of Happiness – Alain De Botton
2 - 101 Things I Learned in Architecture School – Matthew Frederick
3 - Thinking Architecture – Peter Zumthor
4 - Building Construction Illustrated – Francis D.K. Ching
5 - Facade Construction Manual – Thomas Herzog

👇 Which book has influenced you the most? Let us know in the comments!

21/04/2026

𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗥𝗲𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲

In Tegelen (NL), the Vissers Energy Group’s new EnergyHub Venlo is setting new standards for the infrastructure of the future. It is the first site in the Netherlands where all forms of energy—from hydrogen to e-mobility—converge in one place. 🔋

Such a forward-thinking concept calls for architecture that makes technological progress visible. Together with Kempen Cladding B.V., we have created a building envelope that captivates with its organic lines. 〰️

The fluid transition from the roof to the façade is a core element of the design. To precisely replicate this complex geometry, we utilized our mobile fabrication technology: Our N50-429 standing seam profiles were formed directly on-site. In addition, the approximately 310 m² aluminum surface in RAL 9010 is finished with BEMO-FLON Protect. This guarantees maximum UV resistance and lasting color brilliance—essential for exposed architecture.

Quick Facts 📌
Product: BEMO Standing Seam N50-429
Architect: Architectenbureau Olieslagers BV
Installation: Kempen Cladding B.V.
Video: MVL Media Groep

Do you have projects with complex geometries in the pipeline? We love a challenge and will support you from planning through to ex*****on. Let’s break new ground together! 👇

15/04/2026

Here we go! 🤩 We look forward to welcoming you to our 📍booth 106 at Architect at Work in Munich! Andreas and Roger will be showing you our new product: the BEMO-UNIKO WAVE facade panels with custom wave geometries. 🌊

Stop by—we look forward to seeing you! 🤝

14/04/2026

The Parco Maddalena residential complex, currently nearing completion, is located on the border between Botticino and Caionvico (Italy). The name of the residence pays tribute to the magnificent view of Monte Maddalena, which is visible from the complex. ⛰️

The entrance areas, selected façade elements, and door frames were finished with aluminum solutions featuring a strikingly realistic wood grain finish. 🤩

Our custom BEMO-UNIKO panels with precise 90° corners made of 1.00 mm thick aluminum were used—they create the effect of fine wood grain and give the building a warm, natural appearance. The wood-grain finish, called “France Walnut,” offers a guarantee against discoloration and excellent scratch resistance. ✅

📍 Short Facts:
Product: BEMO-UNIKO with “France Walnut” surface
Architect: Filippo Grechi
Installation: