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  • Glass Peaks for Mountaineering Gear

    • Structural engineering
  • The timber construction was completed in its entirety prior to pouring the top layer of concrete. Non-load bearing walls were lined with wood blocking up to this point.

    Franziskus Primary School in Munich

    • Sustainable construction
  • The former Commerzbank highrise building in Düsseldorf features Germany’s first prefabricated element facade. Converting it into a hotel entailed strictly maintaining the existing appearance.

    Transformation of a Pioneering Project

    • Highrise building
    • Sustainable construction
  • The timber roof cantilevers by 19 m and covers the tartan track. This allows medical examinations of athletes in the bordering diagnostic spaces, protected from the weather.

    The Timber Roof of the TUM Campus in Munich

  • In New Haven in the US state of Connecticut, the architects of Becker + Becker transformed an office building by Marcel Breuer into a hotel. The building now meets the Passive House standard and is supplied to 100 % by solar energy.

    Heritage Building as Passive House

  • The new, double-gabled main building of the Korbach town hall replaces a fair-faced concrete structure from the 1970s.

    Urban Mining Design in Practice

  • A free-standing, radiant yellow U at street level indicates the entrance down to the mezzanine.

    Karlsruhe Stadtbahn – Subterranean Light Art

  • Inside the concert hall, the prefabricated cross laminated timber elements remain visibly exposed. Their black glazed finish provides discreet elegance and contrasts with the light coloured parquet flooring.

    Isarphilharmonie Cul­tural Centre in Munich

    • Cost efficient construction
    • Structural engineering
  • Showcase for Screws: Hardwood Production Hall

  • The previous function as a department store required significant floor area, yet little daylight intake. For the new use as office space views to the exterior and natural daylight are important.

    Visible Renewals: UP! Berlin

    • Highrise building
  • An Emblematic Double Spiral

  • Technology: Houses without Heating

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