LOTTO Studio transforms AM TACHELES Suite Berlin into a curated interior shaped by custom furniture, art, and material contrast.
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Therme Oberstdorf redefines alpine spa architecture through a landscape-driven design, combining timber, ceramic surfaces, and sustainable systems.
The Lapis Daybed expands a sculptural seating collection defined by the contrast between rough appearance and soft material. Made from torn foam and coated with a durable flexible finish, the piece challenges perception while offering a tactile and spatial experience that blurs the boundary between furniture and sculpture.
Burckhardt completes Teaching and Learning Center in Wiesbaden, shaping a flexible hub for learning and exchange.
An essay on Otl Aicher’s role in post war German design, exploring clarity, ethics, and visual systems from Ulm to Munich 1972.
A 1940s apartment building in central Cologne gains a 120m² attic duplex after the roof is rebuilt with a raised ridge, creating an extra level, a double-height living space, a central service-and-bedroom core, and a south-facing roof terrace.
Munich based Studio von Schoenebeck has translated the charged romance and metaphysical tension of Mikhail Bulgakov’s The Master and Margarita into a minimalist chair duo that only fully “reads” when
At first glance, the LIGRE youn appears almost restrained to the point of anonymity. Yet behind its minimalist presence lies a deliberate rejection of a long standing visual tradition in
Perched above Munich, Munich on Top is a minimalist penthouse apartment designed by Holzrausch Studio that confronts a familiar dilemma of contemporary urban living. How can a large, fully glazed
