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In times of rapidly advancing climate change, the construction sector has a special responsibility. As one of the main polluters, the construction sector can also bring about major changes towards … more
The MACO office building in Cologne city centre is being modernised by Caspar Schmitz-Morkramer — Werner Sobek is responsible for circular … more
Together with our sister company Aktivhaus, we planned a housing estate for refugees for the town of Winnenden. The alternative usability of the flats, economic feasibility and … more
The Effnerplatz traffic junction in the north-east of Munich was redesigned following the construction of a tunnel. The sculptor Rita McBride was commissioned to … more
Our Frankfurt colleague Nefeli Mavroeidi will be speaking about “Building Physics, Sustainability and Green Technologies” at the Association of Freelance Architects (VfA) Hessen on … more
In 2015, we attached strands of light fibres in loops to a textile rope net and ensured that a temporary light sculpture illuminated the facade and foyer … more
Bridges are a central component of our infrastructure. They consume many resources and contribute significantly to emissions in the construction sector. However, the question of how we can plan our … more
22 March is World Water Day. To date, mankind has not succeeded in ending the lack of water supply in many regions of the world. “An expenditure … more
We’ve known for a long time that our colleagues are excellently positioned in their respective disciplines. But we are always surprised by the hidden talents that lie dormant in our … more
In an interview with Dietrich Heißenbüttel from the weekly newspaper Kontext, Werner Sobek explains what motivated him to create his “non … more
The Skyland Towers are located in the centre of Istanbul, between the Levent financial district and the Maslak business district and right next to the … more
“In future, a third of the world’s population could live in areas with dangerously high temperatures. Poor countries are particularly affected,” warns Reinhard Kleindl in his well-researched article in the … more