Architecture berlin

Avalanche is one of the top blockchain companies in the world and principal sponsor of the Andretti Formula-E racing team. Tempelhof Airport is one of the largest historic buildings in the world, with colossal and iconic hangar spaces arranged in a crescent form stretching over 1.2km in total length. Caption Caption The temporary design intervention inside Berlin’s Tempelhof Airport and associated with the Berlin Formula-E Prix in May 2022, was designed and produced to give high visibility and marketing impact to Avalanche’s brand. Caption Caption The design of a parametric undulating roof surface was installed inside Hangar 6 of the airport, taking its inspiration from the advanced technologies underlying... もっと見る

Borgos Pieper were commissioned to design a mixed-use regeneration project in Berlin´s Mitte District. The 1300m2 development sensitively recovered the historic building fabric of the 18th century building with a south facing courtyard and side wing. Four commercial units are at the base of the block which also houses 14  apartments over five storeys. Mark Seelen - AD The street front building retains vaulted basement spaces as well as a new build wing. Each apartment is unique and has been carefully recovered to show its historic brick fabric and original proportions. Interiors house a wonderful and eclectic collection of vintage furniture, designer pieces and accesories, sourced by a  Gallerist with a impeccable tast... もっと見る

With their design for a residential tower at Theodor-Loos-Weg in Gropiusstadt, Eike Becker_Architekten won first prize at a competition tendered by the Beamten-Wohnungs-Verein zu Berlin eG cooperative, marking the office's first cooperative project. The new building adopts the architectural language of the surrounding high-rise district erected in the 1970s and translates it into modern times. Gropius' original plans envisaged the integration of smaller buildings into the high-rise district, and EB_A's design has incorporated this idea by connecting a townhouse to the high-rise building through a shared plinth. The new tower will offer concierge services as well as designated areas for community events. A generous foyer will provide a commu... もっと見る

Combining affordable housing, shops and offices, green space and a climate-friendly power supply, Berlin-Lichtenberg’s new Am Rathauspark Quarter boasts high land-use efficiency and a wide range of potential uses with a slant towards contemporary technology and architecture. As design competition winners, Baumschlager Eberle Architekten were invited to create six buildings for a prominent part of this two-hectare development zone at the junction of Möllendorffstraße and Frankfurter Allee, two of Berlin’s major thoroughfares. The intersection is now marked by a 64m-high office tower which, together with an open perimeter-block development comprising businesses and shops, creates the structural framework for the new Ste... もっと見る

The gallery is located on the second floor of the listed Belle Epoque Palias Eger. Commissioned by the merchant brothers Carl and Paul Eger, the two-story palace was built in 1881 to designs by master builders Gustav Knoblauch and Hermann Wex as one of the most elaborate of its time. © Thomas Heimann The objective of the reconstruction was to complete and enhance the character of the Belle Epoque rooms and at the same time to find an abstract translation of opulence for the display rooms as well as for the library and to stage a flow of space from historical to modern. © Thomas Heimann In doing so, the means were to remain as invisible as possible on the one hand, and on the other hand, a new self-confident formal lang... もっと見る

At the height of the treetops of the wooded Jewish cemetery in Prenzlauer Berg, the small penthouse apartment is located over two floors on a side wing of an old Berlin building. © Thomas Heimann The special location and the residents' desire for intimacy and openness gave rise to a spatial plan with different floor levels and a coordinated carpenter's finish whose materiality and colorfulness are three-dimensional, space-creating. Color-contrasting joints in the dark rubber flooring are continued in the joints of the butt-sanded fiberglass surfaces of the cabinets and wall panels, which resemble paper in their feel and translucency. © Thomas Heimann The lower floor houses the bedrooms, bathrooms and workrooms, and the... もっと見る

Two new buildings with a total length of 42.52 m are facing an open community courtyard with green and playground on the rectangular plot along the Schleizer Straße in Berlin. ©Janina Heppner The street house is planned with 4 floors. On the ground floor, there is a cluster of apartments as assisted living and on the upper floors apartments of different sizes. The garden house has 3 floors and a step-back roof floor only for apartments. © Matthias Matschewski A total of 42 rental apartments with 1 to 5 rooms were designed. Access to all apartments is barrier-free. Twenty of them are barrier-free and nine apartments of them additional are wheelchair accessible. ©Janina Heppner The two buildings are buil... もっと見る

On the roof of an existing building in Berlin Neukölln, a small but lively and sensual world has been created in a simple style that belies its complexity – a dwelling that gives its occupants enhanced quality of life. Here the focus is on primary elements, allowing for an individual sense and experience not only of the space but also of the light, the shade, the wind, the air, the rain, the greenery, the sky, the sunrise and sunset. Werner Hutmacher The building was constructed in the early 1970s on the edge of what is known as the Bohemian Village, where a five-storey perimeter-block development dating from the boom years of the mid- to late eighteenth century abuts the one- and two-storey houses of the former village. T... もっと見る