Projects

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The project at Lichterfelder Allee 4-6 in Teltow represents a well-thought-out urbanization and densification of Ruhlsdorfer Platz. Directly opposite the square, which is currently being redesigned, the new building provides a harmonious complement to the existing surrounding development.

The new building comprises five upper floors, with the top two floors set back, creating generous terrace spaces. Starting from the first floor, the building protrudes towards the street, which not only improves light conditions but also establishes a clear urban connection to the square, integrating the building into the urban environment.

Particular emphasis was placed on a resource-efficient construction method. The load-bearing exterior walls made of sand-lime brick and wood fiber insulation allow for a breathable structure, eliminating the need for ventilation systems. Red external blinds offer integrated sun protection and contribute to the aesthetic quality of the façade, which is clad with ecological bricks. The building offers 23 compact residential units, specifically designed to meet the growing demand for small, efficient living spaces.

The extension for a learning center was constructed in a confined space within a city block. The building includes a workshop hall with testing stations and adjacent seminar rooms, as well as an event hall on the upper floor. The clear floor plan simplifies orientation within the building. Project management was carried out for Numrich Albrecht Klumpp Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH. Photos by Adel Bikulov.

As a community center for a small village in Hesse, the design of an ecological multipurpose building by Archiformus plays a central role in the identity of the village. The building, which houses a fire station, library, youth center, and event hall, impresses not only with its harmonious combination of uses but also with its identity-shaping spatial design.

Concept and execution planning for the facade renovation of a founder's period building in Berlin-Wilmersdorf.

The compact residential building stands out with its flexible and open floor plan and is being constructed using ecological building methods. The building, modern yet inviting from the outside, blends well into its surroundings. A central feature is the multi-story living room, which acts as a meeting point within the house and provides a harmonious focal point for the relatively small structure. The building will be completed in 2025.

Renovation of a small row house with included extension of the roof space in a small town in Brandenburg.

Planning and concept for a Heritage Hotel in the former village center of Tenki (Manang) in Nepal, at around 3400 meters above sea level. The hotel project serves as a revitalization measure for the village, which has been affected by depopulation. By incorporating vernacular architecture and integrating the village's structures, the local population will be involved in the hotel's operation and benefit from the location on the popular Annapurna Circuit trekking route.

Renovierung eines Schwimmbads in Berlin Lichtenberg. LP 0 (Bedarfsplanung) bis 5 als Projektleiter für NAK Architekten.

A new cultural hub, the 'Kulturbahnhof,' is being created in an old train station building in Hohen Neuendorf, near Berlin. The program includes a versatile library and event spaces that reactivate the centrally located building and appeal to various user groups. A particular challenge is the extension or expansion of the building downwards, as well as the renovation during ongoing operations for the S-Bahn station integrated into the building.

Design, planning, and implementation of a restaurant in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg. A simple, modern interior incorporating traditional elements and furnishings. The construction costs were kept extremely low, with a large portion of the furnishings made using DIY methods.

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Nestled in the breathtaking Himalayan landscape of Tenki-Manang, this exclusive resort offers unparalleled comfort and tranquility. The modern architecture harmoniously blends with traditional Himalayan elements, placing special emphasis on sustainability by using eco-friendly materials such as compressed stabilized earth blocks (CSEB) and locally sourced insulation. This luxurious private family retreat also serves as a first-class lodge for guests, offering a unique combination of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and contemporary living. Perfectly situated along the Annapurna Trek, it is a serene getaway with stunning mountain views.

Competition entry and winner of the BeeBreeders Green Awards 2021. Design of a rammed earth holiday home for the Earth Energies Sanctuary in New Zealand.

On a corner plot at Ruhlsdorfer Platz in Teltow, within the commuter belt of Berlin, a residential building with 24 apartments and 2 commercial units is set to be built. The building's shape is inspired by the adjacent Gründerzeit-era house. Large balconies and terraces will be added to the south façade (courtyard side).

Sanierung einer Typenbauschule aus den 90er Jahren: Schadstoffsanierung, vollumfängliche energetische Ertüchtigung inklusive Gründach und Photovoltaik, sowie Innenausbau.

Planning for the construction of a holiday home complex with a swimming pool and views of the rice fields in southern Sri Lanka. Ecological materials and a building design adapted to the tropical climate are key parameters.

Neubau einer Drei-Feld-Tennishalle in Holzbauweise für den Treptower Teufel Tennisclub e.V.
Die Besonderheit liegt im energetischen Konzept. Die Halle wird mit sechs Wärmepumpen und einer Lüftungsanlage beheizt und gekühlt. Sie erfüllt die aktuellsten Anforderungen an Neubauten. Der Verein erhält für das Vorhaben Fördermittel des Landes Berlin. Wir begleiten den Verein durch den gesamten Planungs-, Antrags- und Bauprozess.

The single-story house in Retschow, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, stands out with its exceptional construction and resource-saving, ecological materials. The flat roof, designed as a wooden spatial structure, blends harmoniously into the surroundings. The successful connection between the interior and exterior, through the covered outdoor area with a summer kitchen and winter garden, demonstrates that sustainability and aesthetics can go hand in hand.