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Harmonische Nachverdichtung
Aus Platz für eine Familie wird Wohnraum für fünf Parteien
Peak Performers
A split-level hillside residence impresses with refined aesthetics and thoughtful execution
New Addition to the Historic Old Town
An elegant new building seamlessly integrates into the streetscape at Oberanger, nestled among postwar structures
A dream home with a wonderful atmosphere
Attractive, healthy and sustainable – a house that meets all these criteria
Fraternal twins
Two completely different detached houses are being built on a divided plot
A house with two faces
Three narrow gable roofs characterise a semi-detached house for two households
Quiet in a noisy place
Construction of a new residential building in the heart of Munich’s Old Town
Craftsmanship at Its Finest
Timber construction as a statement for responsible, sustainable building
Wrapped in Wood
Maximizing Space in a Family Villa – The Art of Doing More with Less
Vision Realized
Solid timber construction with minimalist design and uncompromising standards for sustainable building
Small Campus, Big Ambitions
Learning landscape: primary school, children's centre, and gymnasium in Neuperlach
Hillside Living in the Five Lakes Region
Six Stories Stacked: A Study in Cubes and Geometry
Custom-Designed for Users
A timber home of exacting standards and exceptional spaces
Timeless Villa
Exposed Concrete: Design and Atmosphere
Cubes for Students
Welcoming homes for the next generation of scholars in East Munich
A Model to Follow
Office and Commercial Buildings: A Blueprint for Sustainable Design
A House of "Wood Concrete"
An Unconventional Home That Marries Efficient Design with Real-World Livability
Houses by the lake
Hybrid Timber and Concrete Residential Development in Utting am Ammersee
Journeys to Art
A former barn in rural Bavaria becomes a cutting-edge gallery after transformation.
Blue Spaces in Bavaria's Blue Land
The Franz Marc Museum's expansion showcases extraordinary architecture
Eighties—Subtly Refined
An Eighties Home: From Dusty to Radiant
Learning from Nature's Architects
The "Honeycomb House": A Icon in the Making
Komorebi
A home inspired by Japanese poetry—featuring a striking charred wood façade.
