Product and design draft of an upscale business apartment for the project developers Grundkontor from Munich. In addition to the interior architectural concept and the creation of a product master, the brand name “my apart” was also developed. The business apartments “my apart” will be realized at several locations in Germany.
Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2015 – 2016
Client: Grundkontor
Size:
Status: Completed
The redesign of FC Basel’s Premium Lounge in the St. Jakob Park stadium envisages a completely new interior and food concept. Large-scale, tactile materials convey a sense of worth and emotion to the guests. The striped wall covering of concrete, brass, and black glass creates a mixture of gloss, reflection, and matt surfaces. Heavy fabric curtains visually interrupt the strict, horizontal layering of the wall materials. The buffets will be distributed across the area in the form of stations, giving the room rhythm and forming meeting points for visitors. Guests are invited to explore these stands and observe the preparation of the dishes.
Location: Basel, Switzerland
Year: 2014 – 2015
Client: FC Basel
Size:
Status: Completed
Conversion of a listed former telegraph office and office building in Augsburg from the 1920’s into residential and commercial spaces. The project envisages different types of housing such as studio houses, city apartments, townhouses, and student apartments on a total of 12,500 m² of gross floor area. The parking spaces in the center of the property will be used as a communal green space.
Location: Augsburg, Germany
Year: 2014 –
Client: KLAUS Wohnbau
Size: 12,500 m²
Status: In progress
The starting point for this design concept draws inspiration from the industrial heritage of the building, with its rich history of former occupancies. The project will preserve the authentic and rough character of the space, revealing the unique textures and stories expressed in the structure and materials such as the exposed steel trusses and worn concrete floor. Within this industrial framework, we will introduce elements like racks, shelves and boxes for displaying the clothes and shoes.
The palette of materials will be kept neutral and desaturated, to allow the colours of the clothes themselves to be the main focus in the space. Plywood elements will create warmth and the white walls will accentuate the quality of light from the saw tooth clerestory windows.
Location: Munich / Germany
Year: 2014
Client: Quiksilver/ Sperber & Co GmbH & Co KG
Size: 1.300 sqm
Status: Completed
Construction of a new Campus Viva location in Berlin. Once again, the student apartments and community areas developed by CBA will be implemented.
Location: Berlin, Germany
Year: 2015 – 2017
Client: Grundkontor
Size:
Status: Completed
The project plans the renovation and expansion of a terraced house in Munich. The new areas will additively be attached to the property. By staggering the additions, distance areas will be kept and the house’s original cubage remains recognizable. Furthermore, different surface textures in the facade mark the property and the new construction.
Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2013 – 2014
Client: URBANWERK GmbH
Size: 275 m²
Status: Settled
The project includes planning the interior design of a new restaurant on the Business Campus Garching in the north of Munich. The two-storey building contains an open free flow area on the ground floor that resembles a marketplace with individual market stalls. Visitors can sit and eat along the facade as well as directly at the stations. The facade made completely of glass creates a strong visual relationship between the interior and exterior space. The quieter seating area of the restaurant is located on the top floor. Heavy, large curtains divide and give rhythm to the surface as well as continuously creating semi-separate areas. A steel grid is hung in front of the glass facade as sight and sun protection, also lending the area a rather introverted appearance from the outside.
Location: Garching, Germany
Year: 2013 – 2014
Client: Arena One GmbH / Gewerbeplan GmbH
Size: 2,500 m²
Status: Completed
Award: Selected for the Architektouren 2015
Design study for a student apartment house in northern Munich. The comb-shaped building contains 408 apartments and a generous communal area.
Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2013
Size: 14,000 m²
Status: Settled
The existing building from the year 1956 – in a prominent location across from the Rosenkranz church in Neubiberg – will be completely renovated and raised by another level. The gable will be turned by 90° towards the street, the cullis asymmetrically moved to maintain the setback. A new building volume will thereby be created while still incorporating the preservation-worthy building. The irregularly-structured window openings underline the monolithic, sculptural appearance of the structure.
Location: Neubiberg, Germany
Year: 2013 – 2014
Client: URBANWERK GmbH
Size:
Status: Completed
The reconstruction envisages the restructuring and redesign of the Business Club in the Allianz Arena in Munich. The large, existing kitchen islands will be exchanged for small elements adapted to the food concept and the room proportion in their scale. Every unit is assigned to a specific culinary theme. The stations give rhythm to and divide the surface through their number and order. The architectural concept of the wave-like siding on the counters and walls picks up on the themes of motion, dynamism, and emotion, derived from the atmosphere of the stadium’s interior. The interior design is enhanced by furniture from Rolf Benz.
Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2013
Client: Allianz Arena München Stadion GmbH
Size: 3,500 m²
Status: Completed
Photos: Bernd Ducke
Study for a residential and commercial complex on Moosacher Strasse in the north of Munich. The uses of the different structures include student apartment houses, business apartments, a hotel, and office spaces. The entire space allocation plan comprises 38,000 m².
Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2013
Client: Grundkontor AG
Size: 38,000 m²
Status: Settled
The design for the Collider Activity Center in Mladost includes both the design of the building and the design of the park. The open, urban space was divided into various themed areas. The most important themed strip houses the Collider Activity Center itself. The building separates the park from the street to create a quiet regeneration zone.
The striking silhouette of the building has a high recognition value and identifies the building as a landmark. The combination of all uses in one compact space guarantees the cost and energy efficiency of the complex.
The building not only offers an indoor climbing hall, but also the possibility to climb the building from the outside on the south façade.
The various units in the building are housed in simple, cubic rooms in order to achieve the greatest possible flexibility. The separation of use is partially eliminated by visual connections between the various facilities and also between the interior and exterior spaces.
Simple materials and constructions follow the intensive use of the building. Short distances facilitate daily business and use by visitors.
Location: Sofia, Bulgaria
Year: 2013
Client: Walltopia
Size: 6.500 sqm
Status: Completed
The design envisages the reconstruction and expansion of a townhouse in Munich. The spatial expansion of a box on the ground floor generates a flowing room containing kitchen, dining area, and living space. The addition takes on the outer edges of the existing house, creating a flowing transition between the interior and exterior. Additionally, the large glass facade allows for a lot of light inside. Both of the top rooms receive a terrace on the room of the addition, also connecting these rooms to the outdoor area and visually enlarging them.
Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2013-2014
Client: Private
Size: 100 m²
Status: Completed
Photos: Bernd Ducke
Planning study and interior concept for one of the largest, world-leading 3D-visualization companies. The project comprises excess planning of a total of 9,000 m² of office space for 400 employees at the new location in Munich. “Streets and squares” run through the individual levels and allow communication and lounge zones to pop up again and again. The design abstracts urban situations and interprets them through the specific, varied uses of a young, flexible company.
Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2011 – 2012
Client: RTT AG, Südboden AG
Size: 9,000 m²
Status: Settled
Reconstruction of a bungalow from 1969 in Munich-Gräfelfing. Among other interventions, the design plans to combine the kitchen with the dining and living area. This creates a long room which transversely pierces the building.
Location: Gräfelfing, Germany
Year: 2012
Client: Private
Size: 150 m²
Status: Completed
The largest restaurant in the Allianz Arena in Munich was reconstructed according to CBA’s design. The elongated room is divided by bent, medium-high wooden walls. Steel storage shelves underline the rhythm of the room and serve as decoration. The new, open kitchen block in the middle of the surface forms the center of the Arena Bistro.
Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2012
Client: Arena One GmbH
Size: 800 m²
Status: Completed
CBA was contracted to design the interior rooms as well as the facade of the student apartment house Campus Viva in Munich. The architectural interior concept that CBA had already developed for the apartment house in Bremen was also largely adopted here. The common areas present a flowing room divided by individual functions and accentuated by colors and materials. The apartments are functional, simple, and allow for individual design by the resident.
Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2012
Client: Grundkontor AG
Status: Completed
CBA was commissioned to convert an office building from 1980 into a hotel. The building’s interior was renovated and features 96 hotel rooms of different sizes after the reconstruction. The reception, a breakfast/lounge area and a fitness room form the service areas on the ground and basement floors. The top floors offer an impressive view of the surrounding Alps from the hotel rooms.
Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2012
Client: Grundkontor AG
Size: 4,000 m²
Status: Completed
The project includes furnishing 320 apartments and a large communal area. Campus Viva Bremen is the first of a row of student houses emerging in Bremen, Munich, and Heidelberg. The interior architecture of the units represents an efficient use of space while still maintaining a pleasant, friendly, and warm living atmosphere. The communal area is comprised of different functions such as a fitness area, washing room, and a communal kitchen.
Location: Bremen, Germany
Year: 2011 – 2012
Client: Grundkontor AG
Size: 11,000 m²
Status: Completed
Photos: zweimalig
The building is located in Frankfurt’s Westend district. The lower part of the apartment was renovated and expanded by the attic. A gallery opening for the internal staircase forms the connection between the upstairs and downstairs areas. This creates interesting views between the kitchen, dining area, and living room, visually extending the apartment. The large window front in the attic as well as a new loggia let a lot of light inside and open up the view of Frankfurt’s skyline.
Location: Frankfurt, Germany
Year: 2011 – 2012
Client: Private
Size: 140 m²
Status: Completed
Photos: zweimalig