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A Composition of Cubes
Vertically articulated – a single-family home enveloped in gray brick
Past and Future
With courage and confidence, something extraordinary was created here
Timeless Villa
Exposed Concrete: Design and Atmosphere
Maison Miroir
A house in metal: reflections of nature
Heights of Design
Roof conversion featuring skylights and windows that flood the space with natural light
Komorebi
A home inspired by Japanese poetry—featuring a striking charred wood façade.
Hillside with Lake View
This luxury residence possesses everything the discerning owner seeks: a commanding location—and remarkably, much more besides.
Seamless Integration
This is the guiding philosophy behind this distinctive architectural approach.
Far More Than a Tiny House
A Prototype for Tomorrow's Home
Understated Elegance
A Harlaching residence that captivates with thoughtful spatial design
Bipolar unit
Where Light and Dark Wood Dance with Shadow and Radiance
Aluminium-Clad Architecture
An award-winning façade that commands attention—the signature feature of this apartment building on Weiherweg.
A Still Life in Green, Blue, and White
Making the Most of a Polygonal Site
Timber Dwelling in the Orchard
A Passive Timber Home on Lake Chiemsee Offers Wellness-Focused Holiday Living
A Striking Presence
A Visual Jewel in Großhadern's Garden District
Penthouse à la Parasite
A Bold Statement from the Rooftops
Half Concealed, Half Revealed
Merging Modernity and Tradition in a Rural Landscape
Framed – The Name Speaks for Itself
The panorama became the catalyst – a house designed to frame the landscape
Refined Length and Proportion
The architects have christened their remarkable longhouse "6 x 60".
A gathering place in Blankenese
Architecture that defines identity—continuing tradition at a historic crossroads
Elegantly Extended
Modern Family Home with Distinctive Presence
Living, Working, Relaxing
A Grünwald Villa That Brings It All Together
Old Meets New: A Study in Reuse
A 1970s House Gets a New Lease on Life
