The “Assemblage Niklas Eslarn” co-housing project authored by two female-led architectural offices serves as a tool for early integration and unites diverse residents, about 50% with migration backgrounds, fostering intercultural exchange and social cohesion.
The contemporary Villa Center with its distinctive exterior is located along the Ljubljanica river and offers residents proximity to the city center and a quiet hinterland overlooking the river. In addition to the selected
Phoenix Aparthotel is located in the historical center of Galați, within a protected heritage area. The urban fabric is fragmented, resulting from successive stages of street network definition, spontaneous reconstruction, and urban regulation-based developments.
Located in the neighborhood of Koum Kapi, an area with mostly small plots and low-rise buildings, one of the main goals was to break down the building by introducing geometric volumes. The building consists
Cité Angus Phase II is a six-storey, mixed-use residential building located within Technopôle Angus in Montreal, a major urban redevelopment project focused on sustainability, community living, and urban revitalization. The area integrates green spaces,
The residential building is located in the Gellert district of Basel. It replaces a former garage at the end of a U-shaped perimeter block, with apartments oriented in three directions. Plastered, solid brick façades
The new student residence was built as an urban regeneration project on Munich’s busy “Mittlerer Ring”. The high-density development offers the 65 student residents a wide range of high-quality communal and private rooms, as
In the Patissia district of Athens, a 1951 corner building is reimagined through renovation and the addition of three new floors. The intervention respects the existing urban fabric while introducing a contemporary architectural identity.
The building is located in the northern part of Ljubljana’s inner ring, along Masarykova Street. This radial connection around the city center was created following the example of Vienna, where it represents a central
The Campus F.03 building, located in Aveiro, has 23 residential units and a commercial space. The proposal was developed with a focus on the street frontage, taking into account the established urban fabric of
The Borromäum residential project in Salzburg is centrally located between the historic old town and its surroundings, anchored by a protected historic building and an overgrown, park-like setting with two significant existing trees. The
Ormos Tartışık North Phase includes three single-story houses and a six-unit apartment block. Though compact, the houses offer efficient layouts with open kitchens and living areas oriented toward the view of Ayvacık Dam. Positioned
The stacking of complementary apartment typologies forms the architectural framework of the project, with each expressed through its own volumetry. A precise incision into the terrain marks the entrance from Sonnenbergstrasse. Continuous horizontal bands
The project concerns a three-story apartment building with a pilotis, located at one of the relatively elevated points of the Agios Athanasios area in Limassol. Particular care was taken to orient the building towards
Sköndal, where the fifteen terrace houses are located, is partially surrounded by nature, like many of the suburbs around Stockholm. The fifteen houses are situated in a park-like setting, surrounded by oak trees, fields,
Elisabeth-Selbert-Strasse runs in a ring around a block of land with an 8-meter elevation drop. There stands a row of buildings from the 1960s, flanked by a green space that lacks any appeal as
The compact, low-rise residential development on the outskirts of Sooß village in Lower Austria blends sensitively into the local context thanks to its scale, form, and mixed construction. The project comprises fifteen apartments, each
Respublika 302-304 is the latest phase of the Respublika residential complex. Given the scale of the project, the key challenge was to balance diversity and unity across function, lifestyle, and design. Each phase follows
The first "Junge Wohnen" (young living) project in Melk is designed to meet the needs of young people with compact and flexible apartments, ecological materials, energy efficiency, and low costs. On the southern bypass
"Wohn-Garten" demonstrates how sustainable urban densification can transform existing residential buildings without sealing additional land. In Vienna’s 16th district, the project was carefully renovated and extended, increasing the residential area by 82% from 843
"Pracht-Werk" demonstrates how sustainable urban densification can transform historic buildings without sealing additional land. The Gründerzeit building in Vienna's 16th district was carefully renovated and extended with three new rooftop levels, increasing residential area
This project transforms a long-vacant urban site into a financially viable, high-density housing development, shaped by efficiency, sustainability, and spatial quality. A New Urbanist approach establishes a strong urban edge that activates the street,
A residential complex from the 1960s, with four three-storey rows, was extended with additional storeys and five three-storey wooden "satellites". In addition to the warm wooden façades, the external walkways with stairs are a
The project consists of three buildings with 55 apartments and a communal room that enhances social interaction. Five apartment types are combined into distinct volumes, shaped by recessed areas and staggered heights. A new
The site had excellent transport links, but lacked urban integration. Existing row houses by Albert Speer were integrated into new plans for affordable housing, under the motto "City instead of settlement". Thirty five houses,
The extension of the Senior Center reinterprets the existing 1970s nursing home by Antoniol & Huber through a contemporary yet respectful architectural gesture. Rather than competing with the original structure, the new, L-shaped volume
"Living at the Vineyard" redefines the gateway to Bad Sauerbrunn. Inspired by the rolling hills of Burgenland, the design leverages the site's natural slope to create a sculptural form. The terraced structure acts as
The sustainable concept for a multi-family house, built using solid timber construction, won over the jury in a 2021 concept tender held by the BIM Berlin Real Estate Management Company, earning the building group
Hidden behind a narrow alley in a dense urban block, an irregular inner parcel has been transformed from thirteen anonymous garage boxes into a compact ensemble, combining a family home, a yoga studio, and
In the south of Basel, a new urban district is taking shape, seamlessly combining modern living and working environments. At the heart of this development are the Max Towers, two striking towers that stand
