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Wohnhaus der S-Klasse
Klar strukturiertes Einfamilienhaus mit extravagantem Erscheinungsbild
Custom-Tailored
How a Multi-Family House Became a Single-Family Home
A Contemporary Addition to the Historic Center
An elegant new building seamlessly integrates into the streetscape at Oberanger, nestled among postwar structures
Quiet in a Loud Location
Construction of a new residential building in the heart of Munich’s Old Town
Multifunctional + Majestic
A surprisingly versatile public multi-purpose hall in Erding
Small Campus, Big Impact
Learning landscape: primary school, children's centre, and gymnasium in Neuperlach
Hillside Setting in the Five Lakes Region
Six Stories Stacked: A Study in Cubes and Geometry
Tailored to User Needs
A timber home of exacting standards and exceptional spaces
Villa with Timeless Appeal
Exposed Concrete: Design and Atmosphere
Komorebi
A home inspired by Japanese poetry—featuring a striking charred wood façade.
The Before-and-After Impact Speaks for Itself
A Sixties house reimagined: timeless design meets modern living
Hillside Setting with Lake Views
This luxury residence possesses everything the discerning owner seeks: a commanding location—and remarkably, much more besides.
Seamlessly Integrated
This is the guiding philosophy behind this distinctive architectural approach.
Far More Than a Tiny House
A Prototype for Tomorrow's Home
From Commercial to Residential
A Model Housing Development for Feldkirchen
Bringing Color to Life
Vibrant Living: The New Hofmark District in Milbertshofen
Noblesse Oblige
Classical Villa—Modern Sensibility
Bipolar Unit
Where Light and Dark Wood Dance with Shadow and Radiance
Understated Elegance in Herzogpark
Sophisticated Living in an Exceptional Location
Larger Than Expected
Terraced House in Herzogpark: Surprising Spaciousness and Smart Room Design
Penthouse Parasitic Style
A Bold Statement from the Rooftops
Long and Refined Articulation
The architects have christened their remarkable longhouse "6 x 60".
Meeting Point for Blankenese
Architecture that defines identity—continuing tradition at a historic crossroads
