Asymmetrically contoured
A gabled house in Ratingen that adapts to your family's needs
A young family wanted to fulfil their dream of owning their own home – originally in an old gabled roof house. D...
Modern Yet Timeless
A new home draws inspiration from its predecessor—an architectural gem from the 1920s
Four gables characterise the small residential street and gave it its name. The result is a listed building...
Continue the Story
Three-building restaurant ensemble—drawing on the timeless language of Black Forest architecture
A fire in January 2020 destroyed the approximately 230-year-old main building of Hotel Traube Tonbach, along with its restaurants.
Unexpected Renovation
A Gerresheim Home Renewed from Within
Fragmented, dark, and decidedly outdated—this was the starting point of an old gabled roof house...
Half Covered – Half Open
Merging Modernity and Tradition in a Rural Landscape
From the street, the house on Lake Starnberg appears to be an ordinary single-family home, its style aligned with its neighboring...
Nordic Clarity
A family home that frames nature's beauty
Not far from the city limits of Hamburg, a young family had purchased a park-like property. Magnificent, old trees...
Ambiguous Hybrid
A Wesseling home where structure and aesthetics converge
Many homeowners in Germany aspire to a house in "Bauhaus style." This term alone opens the door to a substantial discussion...
Sustainably Integrated
A home built around cyclists: bicycle station, in-roof solar, and indoor heat pump
An energy-autonomous single-family home that responds to the family's predominantly bicycle-oriented mobility patterns...
Properly Connected
A wooden extension gives new life to a 1950s family home.
A residential home with a gabled roof from the 1950s was expanded with a new volume during its renovation, as...
Single-Family HomesWood FacadePitched RoofRenovation / Restoration / Building on Existing Structures
Glass House in the Landscape
Weekend retreat, holiday home, and studio beneath a glass roof
One might think the cornucopia of ideas for unconventional architecture would eventually run dry. Yet the opposite is true...