A Clever Twist
A Taunus Villa That Disappears Into Its Landscape
How do you integrate a large-scale building into its historic surroundings with grace and subtlety? How can you...
Seamless Integration
Modern Villa: Where Interior Design Captures the Beauty Beyond
Deliberately restrained and enclosed towards the street, the textured, compact form then unfolds across the façades...
Southern Star
The architects have exploited the site's natural slope, allowing the house to cantilever boldly over the basement.
This house has a grand name. It is called "Star of the South". Why? We do not know. Perhaps because it...
Sculpted from Stone
The Grunewald building strikes a distinctly abstract and reduced aesthetic, employing a restrained formal vocabulary that echoes Russian avant-garde architecture...
This newly constructed architect-designed villa in Grunewald replaced an existing structure—one that would have proven far too costly to renovate and restore...
Straightforwardly beautiful
The challenge posed by the tapered plot was solved by sloping the right-hand wall, allowing the plot to be optimally...
A pie-slice-shaped parcel perched on a sharp curve, combined with planning restrictions that permit only...
Seamless Design
The spatial program was tailored for a family of four, with the living areas designed for maximum openness and...
Two adjacent duplex units forming the upper section of a multi-family residential building were to be consolidated...
Clarity and Power
Flowing spaces, tailored interiors, and smart home systems define the living experience
The new home of a three-person family appears restrained at first glance. Upon closer inspection, it reveals...
Lofty and Elegant
A Bungalow Reimagined: Layered Views and Refined Material Harmony
On an established residential estate in Meerbusch, the homeowners acquired a spacious 1950s bungalow with...
Timeless Modernity Does Exist
A 1960s villa reimagined for contemporary family living
Had the villa not already impressed with its modern aesthetic, the absolute tranquility of the approximately 4,000 m² grounds would certainly have sealed the decision...