05 Jul 2011
Campus Viva Bremen

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

05 Jul 2011
Attic extension Frankfurt

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

05 Jul 2011
Gigler Holz-Design

CBA planned the extension of the production hall for a large carpenter’s workshop in Neubeuern near Rosenheim. The building uses the area available for building to the fullest on the narrow property, forming the connection between the old hall and the renovated farmhouse. The farmhouse will soon also be included in the production process.

 

Location: Neubeuern, Germany
Year: 2011
Client: Gigler Holz-Design
Size: 1,450 m²
Status: Settled

05 Jul 2011
House Flügel

The client gave instructions to design a house that offers possibilities for retreating in the exterior and interior areas. Jutties and offsets in the facade create quiet corners and courtyard-like niches. This principle is continued within the house. The children’s rooms can be interconnected through connecting rooms or galleries.

Location: Seeshaupt, Germany
Year: 2011
Client: Private
Size: 400 m²
Status: Completed

05 Jul 2011
Gewofag

Expansion of the company Gewofag Holding GmbH’s new office spaces in Munich.

 

Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2011
Client: Gewofag Holding GmbH
Size: 3,250 m²
Status: Completed

05 Jul 2011
Restaurant am Olympiasee

The restaurant from the 1980’s, located in the center of the Olympic Park, was completely gutted and redesigned.

 

Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2011
Client: Arena One GmbH
Size: 500 m²
Status: Completed

05 Jul 2010
House Gigler

The building is based on a clear design concept. The client, an enthusiastic mountain climber, wanted the broadest possible view of the Wendelstein mountain across from the building. Due to the impossibility of building on the upstream fields, the building will always offer an impressive view of the mountain chain from nearly all rooms. The back of the building is mainly closed off, only necessary windows perforate the facade.

The timber frame construction was covered by split larch shingles on the outside. The garage pushes into the main house as a concrete square. The entire southwest side is designed as a sliding glass facade. The living room is extended into the exterior area through the large, frameless sliding elements.

 

Location: Neubeuern, Germany
Year: 2010 – 2013
Client: Private
Size: 250 m²
Status: Completed
Award: Rosenheimer Holzbaupreis 2016

05 Jul 2010
House Jungnickel

The concept reflects the heterogeneous, urban environment. The different roof orientations of the surrounding buildings are combined in a sculptural volume. Large facade openings on the ground floor underline the orientations of both house blocks southwards and westwards. The top floor programmatically divides the house into a private and an office area, connected via a bridge across the “light trench”.

 

Location: Dresden, Germany
Year: 2010
Client: Private
Size: 350 m²
Status: Settled

05 Jul 2010
House Tutzing

Design planning of three terraced houses in Tutzing near Starnberg. In addition to a share of the garden, every house features a terrace in the attic with a view of Lake Starnberg. The sliding elements of the facade give the house a constantly changing appearance.

 

Location: Tutzing, Germany
Year: 2010
Size: 740 m²
Status: Settled

05 Jul 2009
Gallery Sonja Junkers

The design divides the area of the room into a small back office and the actual exhibition space. The windows can be darkened by means of two large sliding elements that flexibly adapt to different exhibition situations. Additionally, these offer hanging possibilities for exhibition objects.

 

Location: Munich, Germany
Year: 2009 – 2010
Client: Sonja Junkers
Size: 65 m²
Status: Completed

05 Jul 2009
Orleans

A study was conducted for eastern Munich for the renovation and development of an existing department store. The space allocation plan envisages retail areas, office spaces, an outpatient clinic, and a fitness area. The shopping mall on the ground floor connects the Orleansplatz with the district of Haidhausen. In total, a gross floor area of about 26,000 m² was developed.

 

Location: Munich, Germany
Year of construction: 2009
Size: 26,000 m²
Status: Settled

05 Jul 2008
Isar Museum

Description will follow.

 

Location: Munich, Germany
Year of construction: 2008
Size: 310 m²
Status: Settled