The seminar building for the 'Haus der Wannsee‑Konferenz' memorial received a Special Recognition award as part of the Design Educates Awards 2025, presented in Warsaw.

The structure borders  the garden of the heritage‑listed site to the south, and from the glass foyer beneath the sweeping roof it offers a view of the original location.

We are delighted to receive an award from the Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Architects for the Center for Islamic Theology on the Talcampus in Tübingen. Titled “Exemplary Building”, the Chamber honored buildings from the last eight years in the district of Tübingen that serve as models of building culture and positive structural development in the district. 
Together with the neighboring Theologikum, the new building forms a cross-religious campus for theology. The building, which is divided into a base and two angularly arranged wings, develops a calm presence on the sloping site while integrating the octagonal building of the Theologikum.

We are delighted to win the Award for Urban Landscape Conservation 2024, which we received for the expansion and renovation of the Design Department of University of Applied Studies Munich.

Every four years, the City of Munich honours outstanding projects that preserve, renovate, convert or further develop the historic city substance. 

The magnificent military building from 1866 was converted and extended for the Design Faculty of the University of Munich. The aim of the concept is to restore the building’s lost spatial composition and to adapt it to its new function with only a few creative means.

We are delighted to celebrate the topping-out ceremony after just two and a half years of planning and construction under the project management of Bettina Schriewer. 
The palace built by Friedrich Weinbrenner on the central axis to Karlruhe Palace was largely destroyed in the Second World War, apart from the façade of the central section. In the course of the new construction of the two wing buildings, the defining spatial sequences of the palace in the preserved central section will be restored in accordance with the preservation order and supplemented in line with Weinbrenner's logic. The wing buildings will be given a new look and used for stores, offices and apartments, while the central section will be established as a new inner-city venue for events.

Today, the new building of the Center for Islamic Theology (ZITh) was officially handed over to the University of Tübingen. The new facility provides a high-quality and modern educational environment for Muslim religious educators and academic professionals in university theology. It expands the existing Theologicum on the Tal Campus in Tübingen into a unique, interfaith theology campus, unparalleled in Germany.

Today the official handover of the new Central Sculpture Depot of the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation in Potsdam takes place. Some of the sculptures have already been moved to the new building. Dr. Manja Schüle, Brandenburg's Minister for Science, Research and Culture, will ceremonially inaugurate the new building today.

The sculpture depot complements the depot building for the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation's art collection, built-in 2018 as the first construction phase near Potsdam Main Station.

We are delighted to have won first prize for the central building in the future Warnow Quartier.

The challenge was to balance the urban significance of the building with its functional requirements within a tight budget. We concentrated the public functions on the town square, opening up the studio stage to both the foyer and the square. Access, offices, and ancillary rooms form a solid, two-storey shell on the polygonal construction site, leaving a clear rectangle in the middle for the skeleton construction of the workshops. Above this, the theater fundus extends in a simple and flexible timber skeleton construction, with a translucent façade that can be designed in various ways.

The competition entries are exhibited in the Rotunda of the HanseMesse Rostock,
Zur Hansemesse 1, 18106 Rostock

Friday, June 21, 2024, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. 
Saturday, June 22, 2024, 11.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. 
Sunday, June 23, 2024, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

We are delighted to have won first prize as a team with Atelier Loidl in the interdisciplinary competition. 

The competition entries will be presented at Neuenburg Castle in the exhibition 
"New ideas for Neuenburg Castle - The architectural competition. The results."  
until November 26, daily except Mondays from 11 am to 5 pm.

Neuenburg Castle 
Castle 1
06632 Freyburg (Unstrut)