2006 – overview
posted on 2006-12-31
2006 GREEN BUILDING winning scheme Werkbundsiedlung Wiesenfeld competition entry, Munich
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No 57 The Great Apes Facility at the Wilhelma Zoo, Stuttgart, Germany
posted on 2006-12-06
Our competition entry for the The Great Apes Facility at the Wilhelma Zoo in Stuttgart
No 43 2006-2007 Phase Two of Werkbundsiedlung Wiesenfeld design scheme, Munich Germany, a collaboration of terrain: loenhart&mayr + bernd kniess architects and urban design
posted on 2006-12-05
No 42 2006-2007 Winning design scheme for Werkbundsiedlung Wiesenfeld Munich, Germany
posted on 2006-12-02
The German Werkbund, as an organisation which prominently was concerned about the conditons of life, building and design of Modern industrial culture, in 2005 issued a most challenging competition brief. Again after 1923 the foundation was seeking for a project that reflects on the future of building culture. With the ‘Villa Urbaine’ our office has developed a GREEN BUILDING prototype of an urban setting, of common urban space and large courtyard houses, that connects urban density with the desire for private green outside space. (1st prize / category inventive housing)
No 40 2005-07 Eighteen Unit Residential Housing in Gröbenzell, Germany
posted on 2006-12-02
No 39 2005-06 Hellabrunn Zoo Orang-Utan Large Outdoor Enclosure, Munich, Germany – in collaboration with Mayr + Ludescher Engineers
posted on 2006-12-02
Following the bionic principles of a branching tree, the structure of the Orang-Utan Large Outdoor Enclosure combines constructive needs with the the interpretation of the natural environment of the Orang Utan – a treescape to climb and play.
No 37 2004-2006 Berkeley Street Community Garden Phase 2, Boston USA
posted on 2006-12-02
In collaboration with artist Christina Bechstein the 2nd phase of the Berkeley Street Community Garden at the South End was designed to communicate the history of the becoming of this socially and experientially diverse and marvellous garden in midst of the urban Boston
No 36 2005-06 Infrastructural Powerstation for Stadtwerke SWM, Munich, Germany
posted on 2006-12-02
No 35 2005-06 Residential Home for Daum Family, Wessling, Germany
posted on 2006-12-02
For a family of 6 we designed this house with a spacious communal living room as the central space
