All projects

We work across all scales

from urban planning to building construction and interiors. Our approach to work is based on the principles of design processes and transparent communication. We are driven by the desire to set the various aspects of a transformation process in relation to each other to create spaces that both enrich our lives and are in harmony with our environment.

Urban and green

When we think about the city of tomorrow, we envision a collaboratively created space that is both vibrant and sustainable—a space that combines density with quality of life and, through enhanced landscape features, supports climate protection and biodiversity conservation.

What we do and for whom: We are experts in the forward-looking transformation of campus and industrial site planning, brownfield sites, vibrant residential neighborhoods, and urban-friendly mobility and climate adaptation concepts. We provide support throughout all phases of formal and informal planning. We work for municipalities, companies, project developers, and property owners.

Award at the “2023 German Urban Planning Prize” for the Stuttgart Rosenstein Master Plan, as well as an honorable mention for Ulm | Master Plan for the 2030 State Garden Show.

From the Region to the Workplace

Over the past few years, we have supported a wide variety of companies through their transformation and have learned to view conflicting requirements as an opportunity for innovation and resilience.

What we do and for whom: We work with companies in the industrial, commercial, and service sectors. Our portfolio includes production and logistics facilities, as well as efficient work and production environments that foster a sense of identity for administrative, research, and development functions.

Together with our clients, we analyze work and operational processes, develop strategic concepts, and implement them in terms of space and infrastructure. In doing so, we view workspaces not as mere backdrops, but as active contributors to a company’s success. We are convinced that work does not follow space—rather, space follows work.

You can find an overview of our services and strategies in our “Work Environments” brochure (click here to download)

Sporting landmarks

It’s a matter of form, function, and identity! Sports facilities are landmarks for cities and communities and places where fans and visitors can enjoy the experience. They help shape identity and are important hubs of social life.

What we do and for whom: We design, plan, and build stadiums, arenas, swimming pools, sports facilities, and multipurpose halls for both recreational and competitive sports—whether through new construction or the renovation of existing structures. Drawing on our many years of experience, we are proven experts in this field and, as general planners, frequently assume overall responsibility for project implementation.

Living diversity

More than ever, high-quality living takes place at the intersection of the neighborhood and the home. We must therefore facilitate both individuality and community. Quality emerges from striking a balance between social and environmental requirements, between floor plan typologies and the creation of affordable housing.

What we do and for whom: We develop and build residential projects of all sizes—from residential neighborhoods to the revitalization of historic, protected structures. Our client base ranges from private developers to institutional developers and municipal housing authorities. We handle all service phases as defined by the HOAI. We often begin supporting construction projects as early as “Service Phase 0.”

Mobility that connects

For us, urban life is defined above all by encounters and social interaction, as well as by the diverse activities of its residents. The mobility of the future must therefore be just as diverse, inclusive, and multimodal.

What we do and for whom: We develop integrated mobility concepts for neighborhoods as well as for campus and industrial site planning. In building construction, we design and build mobility hubs (including hybrid parking/energy systems), traditional parking garages, and bridges. The goal of our planning is to view mobility not merely as an infrastructural challenge, but as an opportunity to enhance quality of life and foster encounters and interaction.

On an urban scale, we develop mobility concepts that are compatible with the city, such as the “Neuer Stadtraum B14” master plan in Stuttgart or the Ulm I Landesgartenschau 2030 master plan, which won the “German Urban Development Award 2023.”

Cultural identity

Cultural and educational buildings are places where we meet, exchange ideas, discuss, and learn from one another. Our goal is to design spaces that inspire their users and enrich their surroundings. In addition to their interior design, their connection to the public spaces around them is of crucial importance.

What do we do, and for whom? For decades, we have been involved in the development of cultural and educational facilities, such as school buildings, libraries, religious buildings, multipurpose halls, and cultural venues. Our experience ranges from the sensitive handling of UNESCO World Heritage sites to the transformation of single-purpose buildings into vibrant urban hubs, and the creation of resource-efficient learning environments for children.