Architecture

A 1960s bungalow gets a contemporary makeover—where design excellence meets energy efficiency

Minimalist Residence in Concrete, Steel, and Glass

A classically modern home harmonizes with its historically rich setting

A hillside home that bridges shared gathering spaces and private sanctuaries

A Remarkable Lakeside Residence at Elsensee

Exposed Concrete, Cast Asphalt, and Glass: Where Inside Meets Outside

A house that expands and contracts with the seasons

Three staggered volumes on the south-facing slope draw light and nature into the home.

At Am Heierbusch in Essen, a Protestant daycare designed to spark children's creativity.

Through strategic expansion, the Bilker Bunker becomes one of the city's most distinctive residential destinations.

A 1960s bungalow restored with period precision

A detached house from the 1930s is being reorganised and redesigned.

Panoramic views and abundant natural light define this family home from every angle.

For architects, designing, planning, and building are only part of the story—living in their creations completes it.

A detached home with guest apartment, designed entirely for barrier-free living.

A detached home distinguished by its sculptural clinker brick façade.

A residential and studio house ensemble that expands the site with flexible, future-proof uses

A Modern Villa Emerges from the Pond

A family home unfolds with distinctive spatial qualities between two concrete wall planes, ascending the slope

Purist Avant-Garde in the Tradition of Classical Modernism

Semi-detached house: two rental units in a compact footprint

Fragmented Origins: A Compartmentalized Floor Plan Reimagined as Open, Flowing Living Spaces

Timeless and unique new building for assisted living and care

Serendipity: How a Challenging Site Became the Perfect Family Home

A bespoke home emerged—filled with light and expansive views, realized in the perfect location.

A Residential Building in Dialogue with Its Landscape