Tchoban Voss Architekten

HELMHOUSE is a modern seven-storey residential building nestled among a historic row of art nouveau and transitional style buildings in the heart of Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg district. Its architectural language is recognisably rooted in the 21st century and at the same time a worthy addition to the historic buildings in the neighbourhood. The project fills a gap in the typical Berlin perimeter block development on Senefelder Strasse, not far from Helmholtzplatz, which also gave the project its name. Jonathan Landgraf Jonathan Landgraf Markus Loeffelhardt The U-shaped ensemble is conceptually based on the typical Berlin residential courtyard, consisting of a front building, side wings and a garden house, which enclose a green... More

Located in Berlin’s historic Osthafen (East Harbour) on the Spree embankment, Dockyard is a contemporary seven-storey office complex designed by German architectural studio TCHOBAN VOSS Architekten. The 32,141-square-metre building employs a sustainable hybrid timber structure that combines timber, concrete, and recycled steel. With green roofs, expansive glazing to optimise natural light, and a design targeting LEED Platinum, LEED Zero Carbon, and other high-level certifications, Dockyard combines advanced building performance with a clear commitment to climate responsibility. HG Esch HG Esch   Urban redevelopment in Berlin’s East Harbour At the beginning of the 20th century, Berlin’s Osthafen was one of... More

The SAB office building is embedded in the site of the historical Koenigstadt Brewery in the Berlin district of Prenzlauer Berg, directly on Saarbruecker Strasse, a street which takes its character from its Art Nouveau and Wilhelminian style architecture. The plot is located on the prominent edge of the Barnim Plateau and, in the innermost part of the street block, rises approximately two metres from Saarbruecker Strasse. The new building occupies the free corner of the street and a private road leading into an extensive Gewerbehof (typical Berlin courtyard occupied by small industrial enterprises).  HG Esch Beer has not been brewed on the site of what was once Berlin's largest brewery for around 100 years. After an eventful hist... More

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