Saarbrücken Villa / Weber + Hummel Architekten
The outstanding property is located on a slope side with a panoramic view over the valley. The house consists of three storeys and orients all bustling areas towards the view.
Germany
Hotel Andaz in München by Concrete Studio Amsterdam
Concrete proudly presents the opening of its latest hotel project, Andaz Munich in Schwabing. Like a kaleidoscope, the Andaz hotel reflects the culture and tradition of the neighbourhood, creating a stimulating and inspiring atmosphere where guests and locals can feel at home.
Ester Bruzkus’ Berlin Apartment Futures Playful Material and Exquisitely Crafted Details
The result is an idiosyncratic apartment that encapsulates all the qualities of Ester’s architecture and interior design practice Ester Bruzkus Architekten
Cafe Office Shop – A Big City Concept in the Small Town of Markdorf
At the end of last year, Knoblauch, the furnishing and shopfitting specialist from Markdorf, opened the new cafe office shop. As the unusual sounding name suggests, the 1500-square metre area consists of three parts
Rooftop Penthouse Incorporating Wrap-Around Terrace
On the roof of an existing building in Berlin Neukölln, a small but lively and sensual world has been created in a simple style that belies its complexity – a rooftop penthouse that gives its occupants enhanced quality of life.
Denk Fabrik Restaurant in the German City of Karlsruhe
Gruppo Decorativo architectural office designed the Denk Fabrik all-day restaurant in the German city of Karlsruhe combining robust and earthy materials with bright shades and retro details.
Portable House Renault Symbioz / Marchi Architectes
Concerning a reflection about the space and function occupied by cars in urban spaces nowadays, Marchi Architects (Renault’s 2016 competition winners) designed a portable house in order to give a new meaning for cars, which became fully-integrated in a house.
KC Apartment in Berlin by Set-Office Architects
The KC apartment needed thorough renovation as many of the floors were sagging and there was no real modern comfort to be found. We proposed tearing down a dividing wall and recreating a central axis, as this was common in historical buildings like these.