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  • Martin Jasper founded Jasper Architects in 2008. With offices in Berlin, Buenos Aires, Vienna, and Asunción, the practice takes a cross-cultural, flexible approach.

    Forward into the Future

  • Markus Zilker is a founding partner of Einzueins Architektur. He studied in Vienna and Seville, Spain, where he gained a master’s in architecture and a degree in civil engineering in 2016. The Viennese architect and Einzueins Architektur team mainly apply their collaborative building expertise to projects with participatory planning processes and sustainable living qualities.

    Designing for a Community

  • The Floating Music Hub is a space for music and cultural events made of prefabricated timber elements. It is anchored in Mindelo, Cape Verde.

    Living with Water

  • Almost 6 million people live in Singapore on 730 km2 – an area as large as Hamburg. According to Richard Hassell, the co-founder of Woha architects, the city-state will be a climate-positive megacity by 2100.

    Singapore as a Model Green City of the Future

    • Sustainable construction
  • In terms of geometry, the three experimental houses in Bad Aibling are identical. This allows measuring and monitoring the influence of different materials comparatively.

    Building Affordably? Building Simply! – Interview Florian Nagler

    • Sustainable construction
  • The World Park as a global network of protected areas: Global Protected Areas (green),Threatened Ecoregions (pink), World Park Trails (red)

    Corridors for Life – Interview Richard Weller

  • Design sketch and collages for the Mazatlán Aquarium in the Mexican state of Sinaloa.

    Climate Change as a Social Issue

  • Interiors: 4 Questions for Snøhetta

  • With its small-scale structure and white wooden cladding, the Vindmøllebakken residential complex blends in with its surroundings near the harbour of Stavanger.

    Timber Construction in Norway

    • Sustainable construction
  • In the project VinziRastmittendrin, completed in 2013, students and formerly homeless people live and work together.

    Interview Gaupenraub+/–

  • Together with OMA, WDJArchitecten overhauled the Forum perimeter block in Rotterdam’s city centre. In the process, they also transformed a high-rise office building into apartments.

    You shouldn’t always grab a pencil straight away

  • Windows are set closer together on the lower three floors than above the fourth floor with the rooftop terrace. This allows for small rooms with a width of only 2.5 metres.

    Radical Flexibility

    • Cost efficient construction
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