Seamless Construction Process
blomearchitektur dissolves the traditional boundary between architecture and construction.
CUBE: Your company champions high-quality architecture at fixed prices. What's the philosophy behind it?
Individual and detailed
A conversation with Düsseldorf architect Georg Döring on single-family homes, mentors, and fathers
CUBE: If there is a guiding principle running through your designs, it would be the sculptural composition of cubic...
The Possibility Makers
Ambitious renovation and modernisation projects are core to who we are at Schwitzke Project.
CUBE: Your company name is Schwitzke Project—was "Project" always part of your company name, or was it a strategic choice?...
Reaching New Heights? That's the Question Here
Do Berlin and Munich Need High-Rises? Weighing the Arguments with Matthias Sauerbruch
CUBE: A debate about high-rise buildings has reignited in both Berlin and Munich. If one considers high-rise buildings as...
A Consistent Design Language
Thomas Wacker on bespoke architecture, sustainability, and the art of living well
CUBE: Fuchs, Wacker Architects are currently building spectacular projects in prime locations throughout Germany and abroad...
Improve Things for Many
Monika Lepel on modern office spaces, her early career, and the cities we'll build tomorrow
CUBE: Ms Lepel, the past year has been dominated by the coronavirus pandemic. What impact has the current situation...
The Singing Architects
Building More Than Singing: The Graft Story
CUBE: The theme of walls seems to have really captured your imagination – first at the 2018 Architecture Biennale and now with the residential project...
Multi-Generational Living
Planning, experiences, expert tips
Christoph Gunßer: Mr Post, you are regarded as a pioneer in the design of multi-generational housing. Is the demand...
Five Questions About Corona …
In conversation with architect Sebastian Kittelberger
How has COVID-19 impacted you and your practice?
Sebastian Kittelberger: The COVID-19 virus and its un...
Mental Wellbeing Through Design
CUBE speaks with Matteo Thun about Milan's past and present, and how design can be therapeutic.