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Wooden House at Obsthain
Two complementary structures in dialogue with the landscape
Wooden House at Obsthain
Two complementary structures in dialogue with the landscape
Fraternal Twins
Two completely different detached houses are being built on a divided plot
Multifunctional + Majestic
A surprisingly versatile public multi-purpose hall in Erding
Tailored to User Needs
A timber home of exacting standards and exceptional spaces
Villa with Timeless Appeal
Exposed Concrete: Design and Atmosphere
Maison Miroir
A house in metal: reflections of nature
Dizzying Heights
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 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
Restrained Yet Distinctive
A Harlaching residence that captivates with thoughtful spatial design
Bipolar Unit
Where Light and Dark Wood Dance with Shadow and Radiance
House in aluminum dress
An award-winning façade that commands attention—the signature feature of this apartment building on Weiherweg.
Still Life in Green, Blue and White
Making the Most of a Polygonal Site
Wooden House in the Orchard
A Passive Timber Home on Lake Chiemsee Offers Wellness-Focused Holiday Living
Contrast in the Neighborhood
A Visual Jewel in Großhadern's Garden District
Penthouse Parasitic Style
A Bold Statement from the Rooftops
Half Covered – Half Open
Merging Modernity and Tradition in a Rural Landscape
Framed – The Name Says It All
The panorama became the catalyst – a house designed to frame the landscape
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
