Landscape built upwards
Higher, greener, wider: the revitalization of the old mechanical engineering hall doubles the space for the headquarters of a logistics company.
The four-and-a-half-storeys extension in lightweight construction offers space for light-flooded offices with green terraces and a cafeteria in the middle of a spacious roof garden.
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Urban living in the smallest space
Small but nice: 15 fully furnished micro-apartments in the converted multi-family building provide comfortable temporary living.
In the age of New Work, an advertising agency enables employees and business partners to flexibly organize their office presence. They can book into the company’s own boarding house at short notice.
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A high flyer even when retired
54 metres Business Class: in the converted Airbus A300, conferences become a high-tech flight of fancy in a futuristic ambience.
Two separately usable, multimedia-equipped meeting areas with adjoining glass-domed lounges offer space for up to 15 people each. Stopover with photo in the original cockpit included.
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Mediterranean lifestyle at the Portuguese wine merchant’s
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes: where wine was once traded on a grand scale, a German emigrant family’s new home is being built.
The facade of the listed ruin from the turn of the century is being restored according to the historical model. The rear facade will be completely glazed, transforming the 21-metres-long, originally windowless warehouse into a light-flooded loft.
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Jungle camp for a real estate developer
Oasis in old brick halls: The business park is a flagship for the green revitalization of an inner-city industrial site.
The entrance area is designed as a green jungle, through which winding paths lead to the classically austere reception area.
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Focus on wood
The modernized detached house from the 1960s offers space for a family of four. The timber frame extension creates space for an office and children’s room.
Clear forms and materials are based on the Bauhaus style and emphasize the functionality of the building as a living space for young and old.
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