Architecture

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Clearly Zoned and Generously Proportioned

A contemporary bungalow skillfully separates the open living zone from the private quarters

Multifunctional + Majestic

A surprisingly versatile public multi-purpose hall in Erding

Open to Light

A 1960s Bungalow Radically Transformed – Inside and Out

Openness as Principle

Kindergarten with Family Center: Architecture Meets Educational Vision

Unity of Interior and Exterior

A striking solitaire defined by its fully glazed facade

Classically Restrained

A 1960s home in Büttgen reimagined: energy-efficient renovation meets contemporary design.

Concrete Meets Wood

Nestled in nature, the bungalow reveals its true character from within.

An Attractive Place to Live

Privacy and Spaciousness on a Compact Lot in a Dense Context

Flooded with Light

A detached house in Meerbusch impresses with its flowing lines of sight

Living Sustainably on the Slope

Sustainable Hillside Design

A timber home in Bonn designed for three generations—offering ample space and expansive views in every direction.

Komorebi

A home inspired by Japanese poetry—featuring a striking charred wood façade.

Subtly Extended

How a contemporary addition restores integrity to a renovated bungalow and its garden

Flowing from Inside Out

Where residence meets landscape: a space designed for living

Rural Retreat

One story, compact living—open to the landscape

Dialogue in the tightest of spaces

A Düsseldorf primary school gains a modern canteen and sports hall

Simplicity as Principle

A warehouse and production facility that speaks through honest structure and straightforward design

Weightless

A sanctuary where the boundary between indoors and outdoors dissolves

Aesthetic and Functional

Fire Brigade and Works Yard: Stronger Together Through Shared Operations

Vibrant and Inspiring

Vibrant and Inspiring

A garden centre reimagined—structurally restored and optimised for energy efficiency.

Bridging Old and New

A hybrid approach to village community architecture

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