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The newly developed Steingauquartier in Kirchheim unter Teck aims to become a vibrant, urban place with high density and quality of life. Several block edges made up of different individual buildings enclose a shared inner courtyard each. Continue reading mehr* architekten
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The Steingau district is an urban development project in Kirchheim unter Teck and is located to the west of the historic old town. The concept of the quarter is based on urbanity, diversity, density, quality of life, a colorful cityscape and is made up of various building blocks, the plots of which were determined through an application with a subsequent award procedure. A vacant lot 6 meters wide will become a new home for a young family on 4 floors. Continue reading mehr* architekten
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The Steingau district is an urban development project in Kirchheim unter Teck and is located to the west of the historic old town. The concept of the district is based on urbanity, the interplay of built and social city, diversity, density, quality of life, a colorful cityscape and is made up of various small building blocks. The “Chamäleon” project, an apartment building for a private group, is being built at the end of a block edge. The term is based on the idea of a being that adapts to the situation, that allows, endures and absorbs changes without losing its concept. Continue reading mehr* architekten
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The property with an existing single-family house was to be densified, the volume fits into a development of multi-family houses on a busy road. The building opens to the long sides in the east and to the garden and the trees in the west, and closes at the gable ends. A strong concrete structure made of walls and ceiling panels divides the individual apartments and balconies, supports the building and defines the expression of the facade. The building hovers over columns and walls, allowing light and air into the basement with parking spaces, the largest contiguous room from which residents enter the house. Continue reading mehr* architekten
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Die Brauereihalle für das Start-Up „Braurevolution“ entsteht an der Längsseite eines Grundstücks, auf dem sich bereits mehrere Nutz- und Wohngebäude befinden. Der längliche Baukörper schließt den bestehenden Hof nach Norden hin ab und lässt zur Straße hin Platz für einen kleinen Biergarten. Continue reading mehr* architekten.
