Stuttgart

No results found. Try adjusting your filters.

Browse the Stuttgart Magazine
Browse the Stuttgart Magazine

Print editionas interactive flipbook

fabrinsky_house_wiesloch_view_s_700pixel

Seamlessly Integrated

A family home unfolds with distinctive spatial qualities between two concrete wall planes, ascending the slope

dva_residential_building_s_zeutern_01277h_15_700pixels

Space for People and Nature

This sculptural home engages in a quiet dialogue with the gently undulating landscape.

HausS_10-2020_439_41_700pixel

A Perfect Fit

A hillside residence with pool, meticulously tailored to the landscape and its inhabitants

190418063_46_700pixel

Inside Out

Striking wall panel provides clear structure in detached house on a slope

01_FuchsWacker_Architects_ZEPP_House_Stuttgart_54_b_700px

Swabian Restraint

A hillside residence that honors tradition while speaking a modern language—distinctive in its restraint

01_19_700pixelnOAErfMCrAIoF

Clear views of the castle

Following the architectural principle of open, flowing space, expansive glass surfaces extend the living area visually far beyond its physical boundaries into the...

dva_residential_building-dn-bruchsal_4473h_19_700pixel

Dark Exterior, Light Interior

A sloping site demands creative problem-solving from client and architect alike

HausHTIFF_0009_56_700pixel

Bold in White

A narrow residential block settles into a steep slope, anchored by a natural plateau.

ZB634-041-2-C

Innovation Meets Elegance

The geometric form echoes the ancient construction methods of medieval fortresses, appearing as though purposefully carved into the hillside for eternity.

ZB569-40_20_700px

Expansive Design on a Tight Budget

A monolithic building envelope featuring softened corners that frame carefully curated sightlines and choreograph an evolving interplay of light throughout the day.

VSB_2018-07-26_169_15_700px

Living with Vision

A new single-family home balancing privacy with prospect – sheltered spaces and expansive views

Select Language