In early 2014, the international publication Freunde von Freunden opened its first apartment in Berlin. The recent partnership of Freunde von Freunden with Italian manufacturer Magis gives a comprehensive insight into the universe of the Italian brand at the FvF Apartment. The new collaboration will be presented in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Magis […]
Architects: Asdfg Architekten Project: Miller House Location: Berlin, Germany Photography: Michael Pfisterer Miller House is an old house in Berlin that has been rebuilt and refurbished by ASDFG Architekten. Project description: The history and special situation of the building was a big challenge, but we also saw a high potential in it to become a
Project: Esters apartment Interior Design: Ester Bruzkus Architekten Team: Ester Bruzkus, Patrick Batek, Zlatan Kukic Location: Berlin, Germany Photographs: Jens Bösenberg Ester Bruzkus Architekten’s design ideas found an ideal stage in the remodelling and renovation of Ester Bruzkus’s own apartment. A bright and extensive space was created offering Ester Bruzkus a place of both openness and
Project: Converted an Old Chocolate Factory in Offices Architects: IFUB* Location: Berlin, Germany Area: 221 m² Photographs Julia Klug Munich architecture studio IFUB recently converted an old chocolate factory into offices for the company Sauspiel GmbH. Built around 1870 “Chocolate Factory” is one of the oldest commercial buildings in this part of Berlin. The old factory building
GRAFT designed a single-family house and 2 semi-detached houses, all of them environment-friendly buildings that join mobility, energy and health. The project is an unrivaled holistic approach that connects modern architecture, innovative building equipment and e-mobility as well as sustainability and physical health. The plus-energy houses even generate a surplus of energy that will be
Directly on the border to Austria, Oberreute lies surrounded by a hilly landscape. Here, the young Studio Yonder für Architektur und Design have planned Haus P, a deep-black holiday home for a family of eight . Embedded in a slight slope, the contemporary structure stands out with its slightly pitched roof and height and reflects
Haus Stein (Stone House) is a holiday house designed by Jan Rosler Architekten in collaboration with Sven Rickhoff. Haus Stein is the result of the conversion of an unused barn from the 1930’s into a holiday home. The particular character of the barn in its rural setting was preserved through minimal interventions on its outer
Combining a stone cavern with a glass house, the building is shaped like a mountain crystal. The jointless walls and triangulated roof are made of monolithic insulating concrete. Uniting structure, insulation and technical installation in one massive layer beautifully balanced by the transparent and reflective nature of glass.
