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Whether spectacular hotels, high-rise buildings, museums, residential buildings or exclusive designer villas smart sanitary technology is used wherever sophisticated architecture is required. These reference projects from around the world show how Geberit solutions impress with their strong design, durable products and sophisticated functionality.

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Pool in front of Villa Miraé in Antibes (© Marion Butet Studio)

A Mediterranean dream world

An oasis of relaxation: at the Hotel Villa Miraé in Antibes, comfort extends right into the bathroom – with Geberit shower toilets.

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Seed pod-inspired houses at the Mandai Rainforest Resort (© Banyan Tree)

Seed pod houses in paradise

A resort featuring biophilic design has opened in the Mandai Wildlife Reserve in Singapore. Geberit is also contributing to the realisation of this architectural concept.

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The Ark in Pune (© Severin Jakob)

A roof terrace for any occasion

The Ark in Pune is set to offer the world’s largest rooftop terrace. But the investors are also promoting the premium living space. Geberit is making a decisive contribution to this.

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Aerial view of the new railway station in Mons, Belgium (© Oliver Schuh, Palladium Photodesign)

Calatrava’s signature in Mons

The new railway station in Mons, Belgium, was designed by the architect Santiago Calatrava. Various sanitary solutions from Geberit ensure smooth operation behind the scenes.

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Environmental engineer and entrepreneur Michel Baars puts modular construction and the circular economy into practice in the building industry (© Fotostudio Gerard-Jan Vlekke/Fotovak BV)

Buildings Designed Not to Last

Buildings are rarely meant to last forever. For environmental engineer and entrepreneur Michel Baars, this reality is the starting point for circular building. With Moos, his company specialising in modular housing, he puts this way of thinking into practice.

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Barry Bordelon with a Geberit actuator plate (© The Brownstone Boys)

Brownstone Boys love Geberit

Historic brownstones, modern bathrooms: See how the Brownstone Boys rely on Geberit solutions in this renovation project.

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