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Unity inside and out

Solitär presents itself with a completely glazed front

Generous and straightforward

A detached house in Bad Godesberg impresses with its composition and perspectives

Sustainable on a slope

Sustainable on a slope

A timber house in Bonn offers three generations sufficient space with plenty of views and vistas

Discreetly expanded

A modern extension preserves the integrity of a renovated bungalow and its garden

Flowing from the inside out

A residential building combines with the landscape to create an experience space

Rural retreat

A ground-floor house offers compact space with views of nature

Simplicity as a principle

A warehouse and production hall impresses with its load-bearing structure and low-tech approach 

Weightless

A retreat that blurs the boundaries between inside and outside

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Networked learning landscape

The new TH Köln campus opens with a sustainable teaching and laboratory building

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Sustainable in nature

A house in the Eifel focuses on the essentials - resource-saving and local

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Highly efficient on a slope

Two residential buildings not only close a gap in the plot to scale

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Simply sustainable

Steel, glass and wood come together in a transparent family home

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As if made of building blocks

A daycare center in Bonn impresses with its modular concept that is tailored to the location

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Learning in clusters

The new Willy Brandt comprehensive school in Cologne-Höhenhaus is long and yet has a small-scale structure

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Compact yet fluid

A detached house in Bergisch Gladbach opens out onto a spacious garden

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Forward-looking

A characteristic feature is the surrounding band in exposed concrete look, which extends as a wall or ceiling slab from the first floor to the roof.