From single-family homes to cultural institutions — every project rooted in its place.

📍 Copenhagen, Denmark
A 4,200m² cultural venue balancing public openness with intimate gallery spaces. Cross-laminated timber structure with integrated geothermal systems.
The building unfolds as a sequence of thresholds — each space defined by material shift rather than wall. Board-formed concrete at ground level gives way to timber above, reflecting the transition from public to contemplative.
📍 Berlin, Germany
12-unit housing courtyard with shared gardens and private terraces. Raw concrete frames with oak infill panels and floor-to-ceiling glazing.
The courtyard scheme creates a micro-community — each unit has its own garden, but all share a central green. The concrete frame provides thermal mass; the oak panels bring warmth.


📍 Geiranger, Norway
Private residence cantilevered over a fjord. Weathering steel envelope, triple-height living space, and panoramic glazing oriented toward the water.
The house is a bridge between land and water — its steel structure reaches out over the fjord, framing the view as the primary material. Inside, the triple-height space captures the changing light throughout the day.
📍 Munich, Germany
Adaptive reuse of a 1920s workshop into co-working space. Preserved steel trusses, polished concrete floors, and new mezzanine levels in timber.
The original steel trusses are the hero — we designed around them, not over them. New mezzanine levels in timber create intimate work zones while preserving the industrial volume above.

| Project | Type | Location | Area | Year | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nordic Cultural Centre | Cultural | Copenhagen | 4,200m² | 2024 | Completed |
| Bremerhof Residential | Residential | Berlin | 1,800m² | 2023 | Completed |
| Fjord House | Residential | Geiranger | 280m² | 2023 | Completed |
| Werkstatt Office | Commercial | Munich | 1,800m² | 2022 | Completed |
| Harbour Pavilion | Cultural | Hamburg | 850m² | 2022 | Completed |
| Alpine Retreat | Residential | Innsbruck | 340m² | 2021 | Completed |
From a single room to an entire district — we design for durability and delight.