ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Germany’Probat in Ingolstadt, Germany by monovolume architecture + designTuesday, December 12th, 2017Article source: monovolume architecture + design New head office of the project company Eriagstraße is located in the industrial area south of Ingolstadt at a strategically important crossing point, opposite the football stadium.  Image Courtesy © monovolume architecture + design
Werk12 in Munich, Germany by MVRDVMonday, December 11th, 2017Article source: MVRDV Responding to the diverse industrial history of the current site of WERK12, the challenge was to create an adaptable building that becomes a nucleus for the new emerging Werksviertel neighbourhood located in close proximity to the city’s Ostbahnhof (Munich East railway station). MVRDV’s ambition is to implement a focal point to the area, with a new building that opens in all directions and is at the heart of the Knödelplatz square. The facade of the building is transparent and does not separate inside from outside and instead of isolating its inner activities, it is in constant dialogue with its surroundings. A transparent reincarnation of industrial times celebrating the future.  Image Courtesy © MVRDV
Old Farmhouse in Munich, Germany by Peter HaimerlThursday, December 7th, 2017Article source: Peter Haimerl The oldest property in Alt-Riem. The farmhouse, consisting of a house and a stable, was built around 1750. In 2013 the Schusterbauerhaus still retained parts of the housing construction and remains of the stable. Two residential units were installed in this historic structure. The concept of the architect Peter Haimerl concept is based on two premises: retention of the historical building substance and at the same time the introduction of a spatial innovation. It connects the residential house and the stable using a spectacularly inserted concrete cube.  Image Courtesy © Edward Beierle and Beierle.Goerlich
Mannheim Business School Study and Conference Center in Germany by schneider+schumacherTuesday, November 21st, 2017Article source: schneider+schumacher In Europe’s second largest baroque castle schneider+schumacher have created a modern study and conference center for Mannheim Business School, which was officially opened today. A decommissioned boiler room and its associated coal cellar dating from the 1950s have been transformed into landscape art at Mannheim’s palace. “Dug into the garden, the new complex and the historic building together form a remarkable new entity, yet in a stylistic idiom that is unequivocally 21st century, proving that the future is firmly rooted in the past”, claims Michael Schumacher who, together with Till Schneider, owns schneider+schumacher.  Image Courtesy © Kirsten Bucher
Roomers hotel in Munich, Germany by concreteTuesday, November 21st, 2017Article source: concrete ROOMERS – DESIGNSTORY Concrete is proud to open Hotel Roomers in Munich; a hotel designed to cater to curious travellers who enjoy the flair and lightness of contemporary design in a classic setting. ‘Seduction’, ‘surprise’, and ‘the unknown’ are the key words behind the design of the hotel. The warm golden glow of the vast Vegas-like light canopy outside and the neon logo attract attention and make them curious about the life that hides behind the diffuse sheer curtains along the facade.  Image Courtesy © Steve herud
Izakaya restaurant in Munich, Germany by concreteMonday, November 20th, 2017Article source: concrete Restaurant IZAKAYA Munich is a unique mix of the ethnic feel of a Japanese inspired restaurant and the modern, sleekly but elegant Hotel Roomers. The Japanese stand-alone restaurant IZAKAYA, located in the building of Hotel Roomers, announces its presence to the guests at the moment of arrival, with the show kitchen visible through the glass facade of the porte-cochere. A translucent gradient in the glass directs the attention on the chefs working at the countertops and cooking pits while all other elements are blurred out.  Image Courtesy © Steve Herud
Mobile addition of office space in Heilbronn, Germany by Philipp ArchitektenMonday, November 6th, 2017Article source: Philipp Architekten The brief was to develop an innovative concept of modular buildings for the digital agency and creative consultancy LINGNER.COM, which is based in the listed Villa Mertz in Heilbronn.  The addition to the heritage villa creates a contrast between contemporary and historical architecture, Image Courtesy © José Campos
FOM University – New building for the FOM Hochschule in Düsseldorf, Germany by J. MAYER H.Sunday, November 5th, 2017Article source: J. MAYER H. The non-profit FOM University is Germany’s largest private university. With over 24 study centers in Germany and abroad, FOM university enrolls more than 21,000 working students, trainees and apprentices. The new building of the FOM University Düsseldorf provides the necessary space for the ever-increasing numbers of students.  Image Courtesy © David Franck
Living on the Herrenkamp in Bielefeld, Germany by Wannenmacher + Möller ArchitektenWednesday, November 1st, 2017Article source: Wannenmacher + Möller Architekten The high demand for student housing is the reason for the initiation of this new development on the edge of Bielefeld’s city centre. It was only in 2009 that a new land use plan was approved for this area, prescribing two-story detached houses with sloping roofs for this location on a narrow building plot. Following on from this, the draft provides for the establishment of four detached houses, each with two floors and a stacked storey.  Image Courtesy © Wannenmacher + Möller Architekten
A MUSIC ROOM in Schriesheim, Germany by Studio BecherWednesday, October 18th, 2017Article source: Studio Becher Perched on the beautiful Branich hill in Schriesheim near Heidelberg, this music room with roof terrace for a violinist offers an unforgettable panorama of the Upper Rhine Valley and the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region, with Speyer Cathedral in the far south, and Biblis nuclear power station in the north.  Image Courtesy © Studio Becher
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