Highlighting the beauty and biodiversity of the site‘s natural assets was the main concern while creating a campus in the forest. The “genius loci” of the site was retained in order to create a green experience for the campus users, by offering perspective views onto the forest, while creating a sense of place and enclosure within the campus.

The site is located within a turn of the century district of Leipzig, dominated by small scale buildings with a distinctive roofscape. The new building extends along three streets and closes the fragmented perimeter block with one large infill building.

The volumes are oriented towards the inner and outer parts of the campus, while creating individual centres and a seamless rain free transition between the faculties. In our proposals the disciplines are not separated from each other but connected by one large porous structure. Interdisciplinary research projects are encouraged where the disciplines spatially intersect.

The urban development of the district links the existing structures: the design mediates between large-scale settlement structure, single-family housing and open landscape and allows a new hybrid structure to emerge.

In line with the zoning plan of the city of Potsdam and the developers wishes, an urban planning scheme for the further development of the interior of this large block was developed.

The theme of the design is to create an interaction between the water edge and land in order to reach an extension of the lagoon front. By creating parallel, interlacing lines on the bank edge, a tension is created between them, resulting in zones of high visibility and with ample recreational opportunities.

The Marien Platz is a central place of conjunction in Munich. The urbanity of this place in the bigger picture of Munich implies that this is a well used and populated epicentre in the city, which at certain festivities and occasion can be overfilled by vast crowds of people.

The design for the new construction of the old-age and care center is characterized by the idea of ​​enabling maximum flexibility between living and nursing. Six pavilion-like cubes are linked by a central axis, which allows a meandering sequence of the rooms. The sequence of cubes along the street makes the large form of a nursing home appear fragmented and fits into the village structure.

The new administration building of the company Fenster Keller Neuenstein is located at the entrance of the main street to the historic town of Neuenstein, in Baden-Württemberg. The typical field stone walls that border the fields and vineyards in this rural setting are used in the project to accompany the path on the property and to form the base of the new building. The extension mediates between the level of the street level and the higher level production yard, in line with the existing building the new building was designed as a steel skeleton structure with a curtain wall. The extension forms a delivery yard with the existing buildings.

The renovation and expansion of the office tower of InvestitionsBank Berlin, built in 1970, is the realization of the first prize from an invited competition procedure.

The former IBB building was completely asbestos-renovated and then completely renovated, rebuilt and expanded. Connections were made between the different parts of the building and the entrance situation changed. The distinctive facade of the tower building reflects the new identity of this public institution.

The facility of the Protestant Forest Hospital in Spandau is characterized by functional buildings that speak the language of their time and in addition define the identity of the hospital.