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Berlin

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Project • By V-ART STUDIOHospitals

Berlin Hair Transplant Clinic

Hair transplantation is a technical procedure, but for many patients it marks a personal turning point; this Berlin clinic was conceived as a controlled architectural environment where precision feels calm and identity can be restored without spectacle. The project occupies an existing urban shell and houses a specialized hair transplantation practice. The client’s brief required a space that communicates medical rigor and hygiene while reducing anxiety for patients who remain conscious, observant, and emotionally invested throughout the procedure. Unlike emergency healthcare facilities, aesthetic clinics operate in a psychological landscape shaped by vulnerability, discretion, and self-image. The challenge was to avoid the visual ha... More

Project • By Evolution DesignOffices

RTL Hauptstadtstudio Berlin

Located in Berlin’s Dorotheenstadt, RTL Germany’s capital studio (RTL Hauptstadtstudio Berlin) is home to around 400 staff producing editorial content for the TV channels RTL, n-tv, and Vox, with a focus on political coverage and daily news. Andreas Buchberger Andreas Buchberger As part of a refurbishment project, Evolution Design was commissioned to modernise the workspace by strategically redefining functional areas, optimising spatial use, and conceptualising and designing new collaboration and socialising zones. Andreas Buchberger Andreas Buchberger To support the fast-paced nature of the broadcasting industry, the redesign introduced touchdown areas, such as coffee points and meeting rooms, as well as... More

Project • By Baumschlager Eberle ArchitektenOffices

Kornelius Forum

Professor Gerd Jäger, head of our Berlin office, recently took the microphone. The occasion was a happy one: the foundation stone for the Kornelius Forum in Berlin's Wedding district was laid in the presence of church and local celebrities. Even more pleasing: "This new building is the first building in Germany to be constructed according to the 22·26 principle," explains Gerd Jäger.  The climate-friendly new building largely manages almost without heating, mechanical ventilation and cooling. The name is derived from the feel-good temperature of 22 to 26 degrees Celsius. This building design method significantly reduces construction and energy costs. A particularly long service life and recyclability as a contribution... More

Project • By TCHOBAN VOSS ArchitektenOffices

TechnoCampus, Berlin

The approx. 51,300 sqm site at Siemensdamm 59-62 forms the eastern boundary of Siemensstadt. The Wernerwerk XV, which is under monumental protection, is located on the property. Built according to designs by Hans C. Hertlein in 1924/25, the former factory for transmission systems was redesigned in several construction phases and extended by further building sections by 1942. Consisting of four five- to ten-storey cubically arranged building sections, the complex was renovated in 2009 and has since been used by numerous companies from a wide range of industries. Stefan Mueller Stefan Mueller Stefan Mueller The TechnoCampus Berlin was created as a balanced ensemble of historic buildings and new constructions that pay tribute t... More

NewsNews • 30 Nov 2023

MVRDV transforms office building into vibrant workspaces for social impact campus in Berlin

Atelier Gardens is an evolving campus in Berlin intended to serve impact organizations, film businesses and artists. Located just south of Tempelhof Field, the so-called HAUS 1 by MVRDV is a vibrant new point of entry for the campus, an adaptive reuse project that has transformed an existing three-story office building of 1,700 square meters built in the 1990s into a colorful new flexible space. The six-acre campus has an interesting history as the purpose built home to the film studios company Berliner Union Film, first constructed in 1912. In 2019 London-based real estate developer Fabrix acquired the site, which still remains active for film and television productions, and invested in it as a new space for 'social and regenerative entre... More

Project • By Baumschlager Eberle ArchitektenOffices

Stiftung Unionhilfswerk

The goals: The new administrative building of the Unionhilfswerk was to make an unpretentious but powerful contribution to the urban structure - with a particular focus on sustainability: the building was to blend into its surroundings, offer a high quality of stay, use resources sparingly and age gracefully. The implementation: The new building impresses with its simple elegance and the clear order and rhythm of the openings. The perforated façade is characterized by upright window formats, four-sided circumferential flaps and deep reveals. With its simple and compact volume, the building creates calm in a heterogeneous environment. Ulrich Schwarz Features: The center of the building is formed by an atrium that connects all l... More

Project • By toi toi toi creative studioOffices

Contentful Berlin

Growing while preserving the startup energy – toi toi toi creative studio (T3) managed this feat with poise for software company Contentful’s new workplace in Berlin. As one of the most valued German software companies, Contentful has achieved accelerated growth propelling the need for T3 to translate its brand into a large-scale work environment. Studio founders Melissa Amarelo and Stephanie Lund applied their inclusive design approach to the 8,215 sqm of the newly erected building spread across five floors, creating a masterpiece of functional design.  Koy + Winkel Photography Koy + Winkel Photography the how-to  T3’s vision was to complement this nouveau construction with sustainably rated material... More

NewsNews • 3 Feb 2022

25 best architecture firms in Berlin

The architectural history of Germany’s capital dates back centuries, but Berlin is nonetheless a city full of architects building for today and the future. For this article, we chose 25 architecture and design studios creating exciting work out of Berlin offices. Some firms are large with hundreds of professionals leading projects around the world. Other practices are just several architects focused on local buildings. But no matter their size, these studios have influenced the field by creating noteworthy and exciting projects. Working in every sector and across discipline, these 25 firms are helping to build the world while defining architectural practice in Berlin.      © Iwan Baan 1. Kéré... More

NewsNews • 10 Nov 2020

gmp completes the Willy Brandt Airport at Berlin Brandenburg

The multifaceted project consists of a large passenger terminal, maintenance and cargo areas, and ‘Airport City’ – a cohesive open urban space in the centre of parallel takeoff and landing runways modeled on the traditional Brandenburg landscape. Together, these elements form an architectural and functional unit aligned along an overall axial format. The design goal was to create a building with its own succinct identity whilst simultaneously uniting disparate parts into one harmonious structural layout.  Marcus Bredt Functionally, the airport is an international air hub which will see up to 27 million passengers transiting per annum.  The architects used an urban design concept to drive the project, ensuri... More

NewsNews • 9 Aug 2020

Design of a playful ark within Berlin’s Jewish Museum merges modern architecture with historic building fabric

Taking the form of a circular wooden ark measuring almost 23-feet (7-meters ) tall and 92-feet (28-meters) wide, ANOHA by Olson Kundig and Architekturburo Engelbrecht is an imaginative exhibit within The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin. Credit: Hufton & Crow Located within a former flower hall market, the rounded ark complements the curved ribs of the Brutalist ceiling above, while a shifting in materiality from concrete to wood offers a softening counterpoint. Credit: Hufton & Crow Inside the ark space, more than 150 sculptural animals are on display, each made from found objects discovered by a team of 18 Berlin artists. The approach encourages children to consider the importance of recycling and ada... More

NewsNews • 23 Jul 2020

MVRDV celebrates opening of its Berlin office with MVRDV Haus Berlin exhibition

 Ahead of the opening of their new Berlin office in September, MVRDV has launched a new exhibition at the Architektur Galerie Berlin, celebrating almost 30 years’ worth of work in Germany. The walls of MVRDV Haus Berlin form a densely packed archive that shows off both current and past German projects by MVRDV – including unseen projects from our past and newly-revealed future projects. At the same time, a team of MVRDV’s architects working on German projects transforms part of the exhibition into a ‘working office’ that gives visitors an insight into MVRDV’s working methods. © Jan Bitter MVRDV’s relationship with Germany began in their very first project, the Europan 1991 winner Ber... More

Project • By MAHDI MARABEApartments

Kindl Housing

The project examines the relationship between an Urban object in the city and itsimpact on the Urban context and how to transform such an object into acontextual architecture. Our site is located in the Neukölln neighborhood inBerlin, a special site that separates different parts of the neighborhood, a sharpchange of levels that stops the movement abilities between the areas. A hugeurban object is located on the site, a large and opaque warehouse structure, builtover a timeline, and each part of the building was added at a different time, thiscan be identified through the section of the building and by identifying variousconstruction technologies that indicate the period of build up.The first thing we wanted to do was to turn this arch... More

Project • By NOAVisitor Center

IDM Box

noa* was commissioned by IDM Alto Adige to develop the concept for a new trade fair stand to represent the soul of the South Tyrolean region for the "Berlin Travel Festival".    The pavilion aims to convey the idea of authenticity, quality, nature, sustainability, tradition and innovation: essential points for today's travelers and for modern tourism.   A modular pavilion, quick to assemble and dissemble, in order to easily change location, that carries its stories everywhere and allows guests to get a taste of what South Tyrol is like. Culinary and artisanal traditions, alpine landscapes, sports, local companies, brands, technological developments, are some of the themes analyzed and staged in the pavilion.   The... More

Project • By Secco Sistemi SPAApartments

Großsiedlung Siemensstadt

The Siemensstadt residential district in Berlin, builtbetween 1929 and 1931 on a 19 hectare area forSiemens workers, was declared a “Unesco World HeritageSite” in 2008. Designed by six architects under thedirection of Walter Gropius, it is one of the most famousexperimental settlements of the twenties and is a primeexample of German rationalism. The recent restorationof the area involved among other things a careful studyof the balconies and windows, which are cut into the bearingwalls and are one of the distinctive features of this modernmovement. The metal windows have been replaced bythe OS2 65 system in painted galvanised steel which wasconsidered the ideal choice and which provides, in additionto comfort, the maintenance of... More

Project • By Heim Balp ArchitektenOffices

Lindower 22

LINDOWER STRASSE BLD. A-CA part of a long term intervention on a large early XXth Centuryindustrial complex in the area of Berlin Wedding, the conversion andextension of the two first buildings focuses on the creation of newspaces for art exhibition and production.The 5.050 m² complex, housing art ateliers and galleries in two existing industrial structures provides a new centre of creativity. The addition oftwo further stories to one of the two buildings, the cladding reflecting the sky, crowns the development with a state of the art exhibition halloverlooking the city to the south.LINDOWER STRASSE BLD. BAs the area of Wedding evolves, the 5.000 m² intervention, housing art ateliers and galleries, , bars, rest... More