Frankfurt – Rhine-Main Region
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Sustainable & contemporary
Residential construction bridges the old and the new, balancing economic viability with compelling design.
Flat roof Wood façade Multi-story residential construction Render façade
Architecture as Mediator
A new home settles into the topography and transforms the place
Openness & Proximity
New development for assisted living with integrated childcare creates spaces for multiple generations
Preserved Through Change
Renovation as a statement of modern living: light-flooded, open, elegant
Single-Family HomesFlat RoofRendered FacadeRenovation / Refurbishment / Building within Existing ContextTwo-Story
Open to Light
A 1960s Bungalow Radically Transformed – Inside and Out
Brick Instead of Styrofoam
A new development project proving that social housing can be both comfortable and built to last.
Flat roof Multi-story residential construction Render façade
California Summer Day
California Spirit in the Rhine-Main: How One Villa Brings West Coast Living Home
Bath / WellnessSingle-Family HomesFlat RoofKitchenRendered FacadeTwo Stories
Openness as Principle
Kindergarten with Family Center: Architecture Meets Educational Vision
Precisely Balanced
A family's new home shaped by its connection to the outdoors at every level
"ARCHI-SCULPTURE"
A Detached Home in Bad Nauheim: Design Through Precision
Monolithic & Filigree
Hillside villa with flowing, open living spaces
Single-Family HomesRendered FacadeGable RoofStairs Two-Story
The Courage to Make a Statement
Minimalist Home with Striking Façade: Light as Architecture
Futuristic Topping
The "unite82" office building on Neue Mainzer Straße—where timeless design meets contemporary vision.
Infill Development
Adding a storey: sustainable design meets urban challenges
Roof ExtensionMulti-Story ResidentialRenovation / Refurbishment / Building in Existing Structures
Harmonious Connection
Reimagining Historic Fabric: Two Residences from One
Continuation of Lines
Extension to a 1960s terraced end house expands living space with purpose and elegance
Seamless Hillside Design
This semi-detached home captivates through its uncompromising sculptural expression
Exposed Wood Instead of Exposed Concrete
Solid timber construction: fast-tracked, carbon-conscious residential building
Single-Family HomesTimber Construction (Load-Bearing Structure)Rendered FacadePitched Roof
Bridging Old and New
A hybrid approach to village community architecture
Gently Integrated
Cubic bungalow makes strategic use of a sloping site