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Project • By Querkopf Architekten • Apartments

Wäschereiquartier

The Wäschereiquartier is a residential project development by Hamburg-based Querkopf Architekten. Located in the central German city of Kassel, the project occupies a former laundry complex dating from around 1900 and extends across a total site area of approximately 5,250 square metres. The surrounding neighbourhood is characterised by a largely intact ensemble of historic Art Nouveau houses and villas, forming a consistent residential fabric within the inner city. LIQUID Photography   Courtyard setting The former laundry complex occupies a rear courtyard site near Bebelplatz. Existing fruit trees and areas of planting define the courtyard condition and mediate between the built volumes. The project comprises 30 resident... More

Project • By Querkopf Architekten • Apartments

Dörnbergstraße

This project sets new standards for modern living in Kassel and promotes a sense of community and belonging.In Dörnbergstraße in Kassel, a modern apartment block was built that impresses with its clear architecture and functional design. Generous window fronts and a harmonious façade design made of Corten steel create an inviting living ambience.   Querkopf Architekten Querkopf Architekten Querkopf Architekten The building offers several residential units with different layouts that appeal to both singles and families. Each flat is bright and open-plan, with modern kitchens and balconies that extend the living space to the outside.Communal outdoor areas encourage residents to socialise and create a ple... More

Project • By BASIL architecture • Private Houses

House WAVP

NEW BUILDING IN A FORMER SHED  A mathematical steel skeleton on the spot where there used to be a warehouse has now become a home with studio space. 'We built as deep as we were allowed to go according to the building restrictions, creating a home in which the residential functions follow each other logically'.  Yannick Milpas NEW VOLUME BETWEEN COMMON WALLSRobin Van Beveren of BASIL architecture created this fine home in what used to be a densely built shed on the outskirts of Bruges. The shed was not reusable, so all we had was a narrow plot and two common walls. There were two options: either it became a typical townhouse, or we did what we wanted within the available volume of the former warehouse. Because the common wa... More