ARCHITECTURE
Cadence
Cadence is a landmark mixed-use ‘courtyard tower,’ comprising 113 market and 50 affordable dwellings above a base of commercial and social spaces. Framing the axis of Lewis Cubitt Park, the quietly flamboyant building reinforces King’s Cross’ identity with its distinctive deep-orange brick palette and idiosyncratic arched language, which define both its base and upper stories. Designed as a six-sided perimeter block with two towers rising 12 and 16 storeys,
House in Pereiro de Baixo
The house in Pereiro de Baixo, Vila Nova de Poiares, replaces a derelict structure on a narrow, sloping plot that stretches westward toward a vast vineyard. It comprises three interlocking volumes set on a raised plinth, each dedicated to a specific function: technical, social, and private. Outdoor areas include a porch, terrace, and courtyard, creating a variety of spatial experiences. The structure is built with lightweight concrete slabs, reinforced
Almost Mirrored Twin House
The project’s refined formal language abstracts the essence of the local vernacular. Each house, adorned in pastel pink and pastel yellow both inside and out, reflects the characteristic hues of Hungarian village homes. Designed as single-level residences, the linear form of each house is thoughtfully divided into an entrance courtyard, central courtyard, and rear garden. This configuration ensures that every room is flooded with natural light and opens to
Galsan Plastic Factory
Galsan Plastik, a well-established automotive company with 45 years of experience in plastic injection, has constructed its new factory on a 19.500 m² plot in the Dilovası Makinacılar Organized Industrial Zone. Designed by IGLO Architects, the project encompasses a planned closed area of 20.000 m² and employs 300 people. It integrates production, storage, a management center, offices, social areas, and technical spaces. The facility features two large single-story halls
HOUSE P
House P is located on the green outskirts of Vienna, nestled in the foothills of the Wienerwald. The design integrates the building harmoniously into the landscape, emphasizing a strong connection with nature and idyllic views. Expansive, interconnected living spaces create a panoramic experience with unobstructed sightlines. Outdoor areas reflect the interior zoning, with a spacious terrace and pool that extend the living space, enabling a seamless indoor-outdoor transition. A
House Mosheim
The planned single-family house combines the robustness of reinforced concrete with the natural warmth and elegance of wood, blending harmoniously into the appealing hillside setting. The building is situated atop an existing four-story garage. Basement: The basement floor, constructed entirely from reinforced concrete, houses the technical rooms, adjoining spaces, and a large gym. A cantilever staircase serves as the central focal point, connecting the basement to the open living area
Lindos White Hotel Extension
The Lindos White Hotel Extension adds 28 elegantly designed rooms to the existing hotel, seamlessly blending innovation with functionality. The design envisions a space defined by bold, striking volumes with a minimalist aesthetic. A key feature is the intense diagonal geometric shapes, which create a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. The long façade facing the sea optimizes breathtaking views, while hidden LED strips highlight the architectural lines, enhancing
The Social
In the lively heart of Athens, a public building from the late 60s has undergone a remarkable transformation into the four-star Social Hotel in Kolonaki, featuring 24 thoughtfully curated rooms. The architects' vision was to create a haven where travelers can experience Athens authentically. They drew inspiration from the vibrant city life and combined it with a desire for elegance and tranquility. Upon entering the hotel’s ground floor, guests
Schwedler-Carré
Frankfurt’s Ostend district had been an industrial area since the late 19th century. In 1912, the Osthafen (eastern harbour) began operations, followed by the opening of the wholesale market in 1928, designed by Martin Elsaesser. Change began in the 1970s, as offices and small-scale commercial operations gradually emerged alongside factories and workers’ housing. Since the mid-2000s, Ostend has been rapidly transforming into a socially and functionally mixed urban district
Hagener Straße
The new development replaces the existing buildings along Hagener Straße, which could no longer be renovated. Three new structures on both sides of the street create passageways that connect the neighborhood with its surroundings: to the north, they lead to the adjacent forest; to the south, they open onto communal courtyard spaces. An additional building on the corner of Lüdenscheider Straße completes the ensemble and marks the entrance to
GRAFTLAB
GRAFTLAB is a Berlin-based laboratory for modern creative environments, located near Invalidenstrasse and Ackerstrasse in the Mitte district. Designed by GRAFT Architects, the building merges living and working spaces with generous green areas. It features an open layout with both high- and low-tech systems, including natural airflow from the underground car park and biogas-powered ventilation. The six floors accommodate offices, commercial units, and apartments, forming a vibrant, flexible community
Vaillant company restaurant in Remscheid
Founded by Johann Vaillant in Remscheid in 1874, Vaillant - a leading provider of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning technology - has reached a new milestone. With around 4.500 employees at its headquarters and approximately 17.000 worldwide, the company commissioned Nattler Architekten to design a modern staff restaurant. An old residential building was demolished to make way for this new oasis of well-being, which also improves food delivery logistics.