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augustinundfrank/winkler . photos: © Andrew Alberts . + baunetz

The multigenerational house is situated on a small plot in the second row on the Schlachtensee. In order to be able to to meet the different living and usage requirements that the future residents would have of the building, the interior spaces were kept free of load-bearing elements as far as possible. The supporting structure of the house is reduced almost exclusively to the outer shell. In this way, very different floor plans could be planned and implemented. Continue reading augustinundfrank/winkler

augustinundfrank/winkler . photos: © Andrew Alberts

The new building for the Cologne University of Applied Sciences is the first building block of a new era on the historic campus site of the “neue bahnstadt opladen”, the former railway repair works in Leverkusen, Germany. As a classroom and laboratory building for the Faculty of Applied Natural Sciences with a main floor space of 7,300 square meters the new building combines different uses and rooms under one roof: laboratories, space for teaching and studying such as lecture halls, seminar rooms and learning landscapes, offices for lecturers and administration, but also library, workshops, canteen and kitchen. Continue reading augustinundfrank/winkler

augustinundfrank/winkler ARCHITEKTEN . photos: © Andrew Alberts

The house was built in 1969 by the architect Herbert Heinke as his own home and architecture office. In addition to these two functions, the house also has a small granny flat, the resident of which has lived there from the start and also lived there during the renovation period. The granny flat was retained. The remaining volume now offers space for the apartment of a family of five and a small studio. The space required for this was mainly created by saw cuts and the demolition of walls and ceilings. Continue reading augustinundfrank/winkler

augustinundfrankarchitekten . photos: © Simon Menges

Near Berlin, in the Kagel district of Grünheide, the house and outbuilding are located on a 1600 square meter plot directly on Lake Elsensee. The surrounding area is mostly built up with summer or weekend houses, among which the first, permanently inhabited houses have mixed. The house on Lake Elsensee is initially intended for temporary stays, but will be permanently inhabited in the future. The ground floor is glazed all round and so transparent that the lake remains visible from all parts of the parcel. Large sliding elements and a surrounding terrace connect the ground floor with the garden. Rooms on the upper floor are arranged in such a way that diverse spatial relationships can be created with the help of sliding doors and rotating wall elements. Continue reading augustinundfrank