Frankfurt am Main, Germany
The building, with its natural stone façade, fills the last remaining gap in the street. Toward the interior of the block all spacing had to be on the plot of land itself. In the case of the 5-storey building this implied extreme terracing to the interior of the block, creating a bizarre charm. This produces extremely lively spatial perception on the interior of the building.
In the MainTor quarter on Frankfurt’s Untermainkai luxury apartments are being built on the front row, offering uninterrupted views of the river. Two five-storey urban villas, each with a penthouse, roof terrace and pergola, will make for spacious, and luxurious living.
A strictly structured residential building is being constructed in of the most up-market streets in the Sachsenhausen district of Frankfurt.
At the rear of a plot of land neighboring Palmengarten two five and six-storey buildings with individually owned apartments are to be built.
The new residential quarter on Hansaallee follows the sloping terrain and features plateaus aligned with the roads. Forming part of the ensemble, a six-story passivhaus with 35 apartments will be built next to a grove of chestnut trees.