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Kirchheim am Neckar community hall honoured for exemplary construction!

February 2026

When a project wins a construction award, it is always something special and a cause for great joy. It is feedback, recognition of our work and motivation for future projects.

This Tuesday was another such moment: as part of the festive award ceremony for ‘Exemplary Building’ organised by the Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Architects, we were honoured to receive the plaque for our community hall in Kirchheim am Neckar at the Ludwigsburg District Office and celebrate together with the other award winners.

A total of 93 projects were submitted for the award in the Ludwigsburg district, 21 of which received awards.

Many thanks to our project team and our partners, Genkel Architekten, Wenzel+Wenzel and KMB PLAN | WERK | STADT GMBH!

Image: Ludwigsburg District Office

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Contract awarded for complete renovation of Max Morlock Stadium

January 2026

We are delighted to have been awarded the contract for the preliminary planning of the complete renovation of Max Morlock Stadium in Nuremberg!

The home stadium of 1. FC Nürnberg is to be developed into a modern, future-proof stadium over the next few years. With its 400-metre running track, the stadium is still considered an athletics stadium and is now to be rebuilt. The focus of the project is the dismantling of the running track, which will create space for an extension of the stands. In future, these will be moved much closer to the pitch to create a more intense atmosphere.

The numerous listed areas, such as the façade of the main stand from the Bauhaus era, the octagonal shape and the Volkspark Dutzendteich heritage site with the adjacent Zeppelin field, are also relevant to the complete renovation. As with our renovation of the MHP Arena in Stuttgart, this renovation is also to be carried out in line with sustainability principles.

The project officially started last week and our project team met on site with the municipal utility company, the club and the relevant departments of the City of Nuremberg. Among them were our managing partner, Eberhard Becker, and the mayor of Nuremberg, Christian Vogel.

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3rd prize New seminar and event building for the Darmstadt Rhein Main Neckar Chamber of Industry and Commerce

January 2026

The Darmstadt Rhein Main Neckar Chamber of Industry and Commerce is located in a prominent position on Rheinstraße between Luisenplatz and the main railway station. In order to give it appropriate visibility in its role as representative of the interests of the approximately 65,000 member companies in the region vis-à-vis politicians and the public, the existing address is to be redesigned. The office building is to be retained and the event venue rebuilt. We are delighted that our design for this competition, developed in collaboration with Koeber Landschaftsarchitektur and schlaich bergermann partner, was awarded third prize.

The basic idea behind our design is to develop a new building that has its own architectural expression while also forming a harmonious urban ensemble with the existing building. Three key features characterise the further design: In order to give the Chamber of Industry and Commerce an appropriate appearance and greater visibility at this location in future, the new building is positioned significantly further forward, creating a flowing transition to the forecourt, which is being redesigned as a kind of ‘green’ landscape carpet. The confident and open architectural language of the new building creates an inviting gesture.

Many thanks to the competition team for this design!

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2nd prize New basketball training center on the FC Bayern Campus

January 2026

In the north of Munich, a performance center for the training operations of the basketball teams of FC Bayern München e.V. (youth teams) and FC Bayern München Basketball GmbH (professional teams) is to be built on the grounds of the FC Bayern Campus. The junior basketball teams’ games will also be held here in the future. For this reason, FC Bayern München e.V. has launched a competitive planning process in which functional areas for soccer are also to be considered as an option. We are delighted that our design has been awarded second prize!

Our design envisages a self-assured structure that adequately represents the independence and growing relevance of FC Bayern Basketball, thus providing a new home on campus. At the same time, it integrates into the existing campus ensemble and complements the facilities available to all athletes in the club. It is divided into two main areas: to the north, the hall, which is well supplied with natural light thanks to its three-sided orientation. To the south, the visitor, sports, and administration area, which overlooks the hall and the campus and is organized around two central courtyards.

In the expanded version, the Basketball Performance Center will be supplemented with areas for soccer. The overall structures and processes will remain unchanged. The additional functional areas will be arranged compactly in a connected basement level and directly connected to the surrounding playing fields. The Basketball Performance Center will be located one floor higher, giving it a sweeping view of the campus.

December 2025

An exciting year is drawing to a close. We look back with great gratitude on a year that, even in its final stages, brought us surprises and great joy with two first prizes, one second prize and two honourable mentions.

We would like to express our gratitude above all to our colleagues and project partners who have worked with us to drive forward transformations both large and small – from urban districts and campus developments to sports facilities and innovation centres to working environments, school buildings and cultural facilities.

We are excited to see what 2026 has in store for us. We look forward to new projects, collaborations and formats, such as the ‘Circular Construction Dialogue’, with which we want to continue to drive forward our contribution to transformation in construction. For people. For tomorrow.

We wish you all a wonderful, relaxing holiday season and a great start to the new year!

As urbanists, we look at the interaction between buildings and city. As architects, we design surprising living spaces.

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