Photographer: Fridolin Full

In cooperation with KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten.

Photographer: Annika Feuss

Photographer: Luca Girardini

Photographer: Luca Girardini

Photographer: Luca Girardini

Photographer: Robert Wählt

Photographer: Tanyel Cetin

The townhouse at Plaça del Mercat is one of the most famous works of Mallorcan architect Gaspar Bennàssar. It is located in the historic center of Palma de Mallorca and was designed in 1929 for the hotelier family Escarrer. In collaboration with Blumers Architects, the building was renovated in accordance with the preservation order, and the historic interiors were redesigned in a contemporary manner.

Photographer: Robert Wählt

Photographer: Tanyel Cetin

The “Café am See” at the Dampfersteg in Utting, which opened in 1950, was converted into a restaurant. For this measure, the building was fundamentally renovated, the supporting structure was completely renewed and the interior was redesigned. The first floor now houses the guest rooms with an ice cream parlor and spacious terrace areas, while the top floor houses an apartment with a panoramic view of Lake Ammersee.

Photographer: Robert Wählt

The single-family house in Dahlem, built in 1912, was divided into several residential parties in the 1960s. In keeping with the design of the time of construction, the building was renovated and the floor plan was restructured. The stair tower extends the existing development and allows an independent use of the converted attic.

Not far from Savignyplatz in Berlin-Charlottenburg, two smaller commercial units were combined and converted into a café.

Within the framework of a facade renovation in accordance with the preservation order, the commercial space was redesigned and converted into a fashion store. “Heiner Schneider” and the tailor shop “Atelier Schneider” are located in the direct neighborhood on Akazienstraße in Berlin Schöneberg.

Photographer: Tanyel Cetin

Planning and all-embracing interior design including redesign of the exterior facade for a tailor shop in Berlin – Schöneberg.

Photographer: Tanyel Cetin

The commercial unit in Torstraße was converted into a boutique. The historic travel trunk forms the center and connects the different room levels in terms of design.

Photographer: Tanyel Cetin

The extension of a 19th century publishing building houses a meeting place, as well as exhibition space on the history of the publishing house. In addition, office space and a two-story apartment will be developed on several floors, which will allow for a holistic use of the building.