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Fluid Spatial Experience

A villa on a narrow sloping lot opens generously toward the valley

Identity-Defining Meeting Point

Atmospheric Redesign of the Entrance Area to Wildpark Pforzheim

Living Above the City

A new building responds to its urban context and creates a unique quality of living

BIB FOR LITTLE EXPLORERS

Space for Young Explorers

Thoughtful Expansion of a Childcare Center

Harmoniously Integrated

New building ensemble honors the past while forging its own contemporary identity

Pinstripe with Purpose

A longhouse-inspired residence with gabled roof designed for maximum recyclability

Unmistakable

Wood-hybrid construction: sustainable design from roof to façade

Elegantly Simple

Split-level home on sloping terrain with thoughtfully positioned privacy in the garden

Interplay of Black and White

A steep site shaped by thoughtful design—where clarity meets the landscape

Keeping It in the Family

A period home renewed: how modern design elements honour a family residence's original character

Maximizing Wood

A Sustainable, Long-Lasting Commercial Building That Unites All Operations

Connected

A "Garden Wall" Unites the Depot's Diverse Functions

Anything But Sloped

A striking 1960s residence reimagined for today—elegant restraint meets contemporary performance

Open Front, Protected Rear

Wheelchair-accessible single-family home with in-law apartment across three floors

Functional and Landscape Integration

Company headquarters—administration and warehouse logistics—gracefully oriented toward the nature reserve

Walkable Sculpture

Hybrid residence nestles gracefully into the hillside

With Ease

A refined structure with wooden slat facade—proof that exceptional design quality can thrive within strict building constraints

Everything Under One Roof

Inspiring living and working spaces for a family of four children

Sustainably Enhanced

A wood-concrete hybrid extension complements a historic structure, its original construction period clearly expressed

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