The building at Friedrich-Ebert-Straße presents itself as a confident, contemporary urban structure that integrates seamlessly between its two historically inspired neighbors. Before 1945, a single façade unified the original buildings – the new design reinterprets this motif, making the duality visible while preserving the sense of cohesion. Organized as a four-unit typology, the building contains two 2-room apartments facing the street and two through-type 4-room apartments per floor. The ground floor accommodates continuous commercial spaces, adding vitality to the streetscape along Friedrich-Ebert-Straße.

In the quiet Erika-Wolf-Straße, the second building complements both the urban fabric and the large-scale corner building at the Alten Markt. It mediates sensitively between the neighboring volumes and integrates harmoniously into the reconstructed historic city structure. Designed as a two-unit building, it features living areas and kitchens oriented toward the sunny courtyard to the south, and bedrooms facing the calm Erika-Wolf-Straße to the north. Balconies and loggias on the upper floors provide generous outdoor spaces. On the ground floor, flexible commercial units with high ceilings offer a variety of possible uses, contributing to an active and lively street level.