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Hillside location in the Fünfseenland
Six floors packed into cubes and cubes
Hillside location in the Fünfseenland
Six floors packed into cubes and cubes
A pair of sphinxes in the garden
Two villas tower over the lake like identical twins
Villa with a timeless look
Exposed concrete as a design and atmospheric element
Under the oaks
The architecture and interior design of this residential building are characterized by old trees
New landmark at the airport
The second building on the LabCampus is open
Hillside location with lake view
This house has everything a luxury property needs: an impressive location - and much more
Detached houses Flat roofFireplaces / stoves Plaster facadeTwo-storey
Big bigger Bergson
Sympathetically megalomaniacal art and cultural center
Flat roof Public buildings Conversion / Renovation / Building in existing buildings Brick
From a single mold
This is the motto of the style-defining architecture
More living on the same land
Adding storeys, renovating, converting, reorganizing - how urban densification works
Far more than a tiny house
A prototype for the house of the future
From commercial to residential land
Exemplary new housing estate in Feldkirchen
With a green roof
A flat roof extension inspires with special extras
Study in exquisite surroundings
Two new pavilions added to the Fresenius campus
Brings color to life
Colorful living in the new Hofmark district in Milbertshofen
"Four-sided house" northern lights
Diverse optics - deep in the Bavarian Forest
Single-family housesSingle storey Flat roof Exposed concrete
Learning should be fun
Extension and restructuring of an elementary school in Dachau
Bipolar unit
Light and dark wood meets light and shade
Single-family houses Single-storey Timber construction (supporting structure)Gable roof
Feldspar, quartz and mica
A granite house as a modern interpretation of a Waidlerhaus
House in aluminum cladding
An award-winning façade is the eye-catcher of the apartment building on Weiherweg
Multi-storey residential building Metal facadeGable roofTwo-storey
Launch of the Innovation Hub
LAB 48 - the first building of the new city at Munich Airport
Still life in green blue white
Optimal utilization of a polygonal plot
Hillside location in the Fünfseenland
Six floors packed into cubes and cubes
Customized for the user
A house made of wood with high standards and special rooms
A pair of sphinxes in the garden
Two villas tower over the lake like identical twins
Villa with a timeless look
Exposed concrete as a design and atmospheric element
Under the oaks
The architecture and interior design of this residential building are characterized by old trees
New landmark at the airport
The second building on the LabCampus is open
Hillside location with lake view
This house has everything a luxury property needs: an impressive location - and much more
Detached houses Flat roofFireplaces / stoves Plaster facadeTwo-storey
Big bigger Bergson
Sympathetically megalomaniacal art and cultural center
Flat roof Public buildings Conversion / Renovation / Building in existing buildings Brick
From a single mold
This is the motto of the style-defining architecture
More living on the same land
Adding storeys, renovating, converting, reorganizing - how urban densification works
Far more than a tiny house
A prototype for the house of the future
From commercial to residential land
Exemplary new housing estate in Feldkirchen
With a green roof
A flat roof extension inspires with special extras
Study in exquisite surroundings
Two new pavilions added to the Fresenius campus
Brings color to life
Colorful living in the new Hofmark district in Milbertshofen
"Four-sided house" northern lights
Diverse optics - deep in the Bavarian Forest
Single-family housesSingle storey Flat roof Exposed concrete
Learning should be fun
Extension and restructuring of an elementary school in Dachau
Bipolar unit
Light and dark wood meets light and shade
Single-family houses Single-storey Timber construction (supporting structure)Gable roof
Feldspar, quartz and mica
A granite house as a modern interpretation of a Waidlerhaus