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Under the oaks
The architecture and interior design of this residential building are characterized by old trees
Transformation into today
Sustainable renovation of the listed building meets modern living requirements
New landmark at the airport
The second building on the LabCampus is open
Far more than a tiny house
A prototype for the house of the future
Bipolar unit
Light and dark wood meets light and shade
Feldspar, quartz and mica
A granite house as a modern interpretation of a Waidlerhaus
Launch of the Innovation Hub
LAB 48 - the first building of the new city at Munich Airport
Penthouse à la Parasit
Small disruptive action on high roofs
Long and finely structured
The architects call their unusual longhouse "6 x 60"
Meeting point for Blankenese
Identity-forming architecture continues the tradition in a historic location
The little black dress
A vacation home on the edge of the forest with a lush garden
Introverted - Extroverted
Split-level house with remarkable copper cladding
Specify little - enable a lot
Multifunctional penthouse at lofty heights
A house for a pianist
A body of sound made entirely of silver fir
Cube stacking
A modern villa shines in the middle of a pond
Leporello made of stone
Purist avant-garde in the style of classic modernism
Revival result
A great example of building in existing structures
House types - mixed
Two house shapes on top of each other make a whole
Shine a Light
A modern interpretation of traditional architecture
View as a painting
The window design gives an attic apartment a loft-like character
So close to the Munich sky
Successful penthouse extension to a building from the 1950s
Optical levitation
A floating villa made of glass, exposed concrete and metal
Dream house with a shingle look
With a view of the lake and little surprises
