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Gallery owner (AIT 4.2025)
It’s no longer an insider tip, despite its hidden location: Since June 2023, architect Karl Amann has been running his private gal …
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Chemnitz (AIT 4.2025)
In 2025, Chemnitz, together with Nova Gorica (Slovenia) and neighbouring Gorizia (Italy), will be the European Capital of Culture. …
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Connected (AIT 4.2025)
For their contribution to the Architects Collective Student Award for Healthcare Architecture 2024 competition, Caroline Holzer, K …
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A new home (AIT 3.2025)
A sanctuary and meeting place within historical walls – a new “home”! In her master’s thesis, entitled “Daheim” (home), Mareike Fr …
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Canteens (AIT 3.2025)
Overcoming the sterile concept of large-capacity canteens, more and more companies are offering their employees the opportunity to …
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Textile Campus (AIT 1/2.2025)
A brownfield site is being transformed into a new meeting place, serving as a learning and experience hub: Leonie Schillak‘s maste …
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Entrepreneur (AIT 1/2.2025)
Till Schmiedeknecht studied architecture in Karlsruhe, Barcelona and London. He then changed sides and, after detours into corpora …
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Graz (AIT 1/2.2025)
The diversity of culture, history, contemporary architecture and excellent cuisine makes Graz a fascinating place: As Austria’s se …
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EMBT (AIT 12.2024)
Adventurous, colourful, cheerful, poetic, always surprising, exciting in terms of materials and spatial experience… These are th …
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Swimming pool (AIT 12.2024)
Lisa Denecke aimed to create a place for exchange between all sections of society for her master’s thesis at the Burg Giebichenste …
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Retirement homes (AIT 12.2024)
With demographic shifts and an aging population across Europe, the question arises: what might high-quality, attractive living spa …
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Future-proof (AIT 11.2024)
Are you still living or already saving: As part of the 20th international building-energy competition Solar Decathlon, the MIMO te …
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Offenbach (AIT 11.2024)
Offenbach? Offenbach! Of course, says the insider: this city deserves an exclamation mark. However, many people still approach the …
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Dog trainer (AIT 10.2024)
Nadine Landuris has worked for 17 years as an employed and as a freelance interior designer in Munich. Her job took her to Berlin, …
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SH18 (AIT 10.2024)
The IU International University has offered the opportunity to study architecture in a practice-oriented dual study programme at v …
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Fire stations (AIT 10.2024)
Since the pandemic at the latest, it has become clear that systemically important professions, such as that of a firefighter, dese …
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3XN (AIT 10.2024)
Great office, great architecture, great city! Kira Ermantraut benefitted from her internship at 3XN in Copenhagen in more ways tha …
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Oasis of wellbeing (AIT 9.2024)
The thesis by Magdalena Zehofer ingeniously manages to comprehensively illustrate how an industrial ruin, which is located in the …
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Berlin (AIT 9.2024)
Between the 19th and early 20th centuries, Berlin was the third largest city in the world. Today, the capital of the Federal Repub …
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Empowerment (AIT 7/8.2024)
For Annika Schürk, one thing is certain: “Gender equality is a fundamental human right and necessary for a prospering world.” In l …
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Chybik + Kristof (AIT 7/8.2024)
Ondrej Chybik and Michal Kristof – both not even 40 years old – are protagonists of a new generation of Czech architects. The duo …
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Space capsule (AIT 6.2024)
Living in a castle: For many, this is probably no more than a dream, but in reality, many castles are vacant nowadays. New, resour …
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Maastricht (AIT 6.2024)
Relaxed, charming, historical and at the same time young and fresh: Maastricht is the ideal place to experience a varied weekend. …
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Caterer (AIT 6.2024)
Architecture and catering: Janusch Munkwitz is passionate about both. Since 2007, he has been running his own restaurants, advisin …
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Children’s book author (AIT 5.2024)
She is a writer, illustrator and painter. Annette Roeder, who completed a degree in architecture, has long since found her calling …
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Kulturschopp (AIT 5.2024)
Marie Wettach developed a mixed-use concept for her master’s thesis at the Peter Behrens School of Arts (PBSA) in Düsseldorf in or …
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Berger + Parkinnen (AIT 4.2024)
office experience at UTA Architekten und Stadtplaner in Stuttgart, at Löffler Schmeling Architekten and Snow Landschaftsarchitekte …
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Back2Back (AIT 4.2024)
With the demise of city centres due to online retail, the use of city centres as pure shopping, tourist and working districts is b …
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Breweries (AIT 3.2024)
When you think of beer-brewing culture, it’s not uncommon to conjure up images of traditional dark taprooms. But of course, there …
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Gap filler (AIT 3.2024)
Vincent Graf, Abdelrahman Helmy and Linus Paul Lang have developed a densification project for their master’s thesis at the Univer …
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Brasília (AIT 1/2.2024)
Brasília was inaugurated as Brazil’s new capital in 1960. Designed by Lúcio Costa, its so-called Plano Piloto is reminiscent of an …
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Post Shopping City (AIT 1/2.2024)
For her final thesis at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Martina Velmeden took on the task of upgrading an entire neighbo …
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Zuhause sein (AIT 1/2.2024)
Villa Winternitz is the last work of Adolf Loos and his Czech partner Karel Lhota. The property is also a testimony to the chequer …
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Politician (AIT 12.2023)
Stuttgart-based architect Ruth Schagemann has been involved in national and international vocational politics since 2013. She was …
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Staging Lino (AIT 12.2023)
Linoleum is a material made from natural raw materials, primarily known as a floor covering, or as a flat coating for table surfac …
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Queer Club (AIT 11.2023)
A meeting centre for people with non-heteronormative sexual orientations is a design task that is rarely offered at a university. …
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Nursing Homes (AIT 11.2023)
As we approach the final years of our lives, we talk about growing old in a self-determined way, but what happens when help is nee …
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Chameleon (AIT 10.2023)
The office is exactly where you are! Ramona Böhm has developed a product that particularly promotes and supports just such a way o …
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Besucherzentren (AIT 10.2023)
Ganz gleich, ob es um Architektur, Natur oder Gesellschaftsgeschichte geht, Besucherzentren können heute zweifelsfrei als Identitä …
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Matteo Thun (AIT 10.2023)
Leonie Winkler has studied Interior Design at the Istituto Marangoni located in Milan. Born in Munich, she started her first job a …
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Artist (AIT 9.2023)
Yadegar Asisi’s 360° panoramas immerse in magnificent worlds, spatially, visually, acoustically, sensually and physically. For 30 …
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Bikebase (AIT 9.2023)
How can shopping centres in inner-city areas be reinvented in terms of sustainability so that they not only offer added value for …
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Nuremberg (AIT 7/8.2023)
When you think of Nuremberg, Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528), his residence (pictured on the right) and, of course, the Nuremberg Castl …
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Wineries (AIT 7/8.2023)
As some of the best wines can get lost in the shallows of retailers’ shelves, winegrowers around the world are taking the marketin …
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Franz&Sue (AIT 6.2023)
The Viennese architectural firm Franz&Sue has won numerous competitions and is particularly active in the field of public building …
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Swarm In The Slope (AIT 6.2023)
“Enxame na encosta” – “Swarm in the slope” – is what Celine Kohlhaas from the Münster School of Architecture (MSA) calls her BB St …
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The Portal (AIT 5.2023)
In architecture, too, the creation of virtual realities is becoming increasingly popular. Karsten Ermann’s master’s thesis at the …
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Monasteries (AIT 5.2023)
To be absorbed in one’s work, to find oneself, to live moderately and to demonstrate humanity are not only desirable goals for eve …
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Town Hall Säynätsalo (AIT 5.2023)
The town hall of the small central-Finland town of Säynätsalo is considered one of Alvar Aalto’s key works. Nestled in a pine grov …
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Publisher (AIT 4.2023)
DOMpublishers publish books for interior designers and architects. They are “books made by architects”. In 2005, Berlin-based arch …
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Allianz Areal (AIT 4.2023)
“Alliance for Youth – A New Urban Building Block at Karlshöhe in Stuttgart” is how the title of Sylvia Brüstle’s and Lorena Stepha …
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Bucharest (AIT 3.2023)
The Romanian capital Bucharest is a capital of definite contrasts. Nowhere else are magnificent palaces of the Belle Époque so une …
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Urban color spaces (AIT 3.2023)
Dare to handle colours boldly! In her bachelor thesis at Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Franziska Kocks has intensively dealt wi …
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Prayer Rooms (AIT 1/2.2023)
A church and praying? That goes together – or doesn’t it? Even if people leaving the church reach record numbers, this does notmea …
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Pedevilla (AIT 1/2.2023)
Contemporary, durable, expressive architecture with a regional reference to South Tyrol — that is the strength of pedevilla archit …
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Opticians (AIT 12.2022)
Eyeglasses are by now no longer just merely a visual aid; today, they are more of a fashionable-individual expression of one’s own …
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Third place (AIT 12.2022)
Deceleration, compensation and interpersonal interaction are basic concepts influencing our well-being – this was already known to …
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Net constructor (AIT 12.2022)
Whether walkable nets in the Grindelwald Gorge, in the NRW Art Collection and at Singapore Changi Airport, whether fall protection …
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Barcelona (AIT 11.2022)
Two phases in particular shaped Barcelona’s reputation as a city of architecture: an economic boom in the nineteenth century, from …
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Neutelings Riedijk (AIT 11.2022)
She came to stay: When, in 2004, Julia Söffing completed a traineeship at Neutelings Riedijk Architects (NRA) in Rotterdam, she co …
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Forest and Sea (AIT 10.2022)
Life plans are changing and this has an impact on our housing needs! Lina Merck addressed this development with her diploma thesis …
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Retreats (AIT 10.2022)
The trend towards a minimalist life without having to pay high rents and tolerating superfluous ballast has brought the Tiny House …
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RoofKIT (AIT 9.2022)
For the first time held in Germany and a team from Karlsruhe at the top of the winner’s rostrum: In the finals of the Solar Decath …
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bergmeisterwolf (AIT 9.2022)
“You should not build in a place, you should build the place” – this is probably the best-known quote from the office bergmeisterw …
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Artist (AIT 9.2022)
Gertrud Louise Goldschmidt (1912–1994) studied architecture in Stuttgart with Paul Bonatz. As a Jewess, she was forced to go into …
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Where to? (AIT 7/8.2022)
What to do with it? Everyone has certainly asked themselves this question when it came to clearing out a room, a flat or a house. …
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Valencia (AIT 7/8.2022)
Spain’s third largest city is a cultural and economic epicentre – and it is home to some of the country’s most renowned designers …
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The Schminke House (AIT 6.2022)
The Schminke House is one of four outstanding examples of the Neues Bauen and the International Style movements worldwide. It rank …
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Ice-cream parlours (AIT 6.2022)
Ice-cream parlours just used to mean selling ice-cream across windowsills or from hallways of house entrances. Today, they have de …
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Heatherwick (AIT 6.2022)
Fabian Hübner has been working at Heatherwick Studio since April 2018. At home and abroad, the London Studio covers an enormous sp …
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Bed and Hike (AIT 5.2022)
In her master thesis at Düsseldorf University of Applied Science, Kirsten Jäger has made it her central task to convey the topic o …
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Jewellery designers (AIT 5.2022)
The profession of goldsmith is one of the oldest professions in the metal trade. The architect couple Antonia Frey-Vorhammer and S …
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Silent Toilets (AIT 4.2022)
Public conveniences seem to be one of the most banal functional units and building tasks which require the attention of architects …
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Copenhagen (AIT 04.2022)
No other European metropolis combines recreational value and architectural quality as masterly as Copenhagen. This makes the Danis …
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Student:Inn (AIT 3.2022)
Offering students a place to stay while they are looking for accommodation – this is what Stella Zoe Brandes is aiming for with he …
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Puplisher (AIT 3.2022)
In October, the Hermann Schmidt publisherwill be able to celebrate its 30th anniversary! Together with her husband, the typographe …
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Barnardo Bader (AIT 3.2022)
Building culture, tradition, respect, region, craftsmanship, material and structure are concepts repeatedly mentioned in connectio …
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Holy Table (AIT 1/2.2022)
A building task getting more and more important: designing a new use for vacant, profaned churches. For their Stephanus Quartier s …
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Dental Practices (AIT 1/2.2022)
For most people, going to the dentist is far from a pleasant event. If psychological barriers are to be lowered, not only is a tea …
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Herzog & De Meuron (AIT 1/2.2022)
As a global player, the Herzog & de Meuron architectural office – founded by Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron in Basel in 1978 …
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Ballett center (AIT 12.2021)
Becoming one with music and making motion sequences hardly comprehensible for laypersons look so perfect and effort that feelings …
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Urban Art Künstler (AIT 12.2021)
Der libanesische Architekt Jad El Khoury arbeitet seit 2015 als Künstler und studiert derzeit Art and Public Space in Oslo. Er erf …
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Livability (AIT 12.2021)
Not for, but along with people with disabilities: Based on a play of colours and a corresponding concept, in her master thesis Jaq …
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Basel (AIT 9.2021)
From year to year, Zurich is getting even more attractive than the city on the Limmat already is. Even over the past two years and …
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Tautes Heim (AIT 11.2021)
The house in the south of Berlin called Tautes Heim by its owners Katrin Lesser and Ben Buschfeld is architectural and design hist …
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Introspection (AIT 11.2021)
Who am I? What do I want to achieve? The question of one’s self comes easily to some people; others never find the right answers. …
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New Orangery (AIT 10.2021)
In future as well, the revitalization of existing structures will frequently matter. To renew what exists was what Francesca Depfe …
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Flower shops (AIT 10.2021)
For some people, cut flowers are a superfluous luxury, but for many they are more than just a fleeting eye-catcher. Especially in …
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Innauer Matt (AIT9.2021)
Wood has always been part of David Stanzel’s life. As the offspring of a carpenter family, Stanzel, born in Bavaria, always had a …
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Basel (AIT 9.2021)
Switzerland’s third-largest city is considered the cultural capital of the country. With numerous art- and cultural institutions o …
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Farmers (AIT9.2021)
The longing for the countryside is as present as never before in times of ever greater urban challenges. Anja Kluge and Ingolf Gös …
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Frankfurt (AIT 7/8.2021)
The Main metropolis is a city of contrasts. Spectacular skyscrapers in the banking district on the one hand, the placid historical …
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Together (AIT 7/8.2021)
The pluralisation of lifestyles in our society has resulted in the need for housing that provides more space than the classic sing …
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Holiday Homes (AIT 7/8.2021)
Whether holidays in the forest, by the sea or in the mountains – the longing for holidays away from one’s home has rarely been gre …
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Reflection (AIT 6.2021)
Consciously perceiving what one has experienced and reflecting on it – in their master study project, Ann-Sophie Lehmann and Gisa …
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Briol (AIT 6.2021)
An unusual place with an equally unusual (family) history: at the end of the 1920s, Johanna Settari, widow and mother of then elev …
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Writer (AIT 6.2021)
The architect and architectural theorist Dr Jana Revedin writes fascinating biographic novels. In 2018, Jeder hier nennt mich Frau …
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Micro-Apartments (AIT 5.2021)
As is well known, living space is extremely scarce and expensive in the rapidly growing Asian cities of millions in this world. Li …
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Vienna (AIT 5.2021)
Often misunderstood as a walk-through, anachronistic museum, Vienna is in fact — as singer-songwriter Reinhard Fendrich put it — a …
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House on the Alb (AIT 5.2021)
In the time between the construction of the Stuttgart Weissenhofsiedlung and the takeover by the National Socialists, a surprising …
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Urban Roots (AIT 4.2021)
How can unused parking areas be restructured in such a way that considerable added value is produced for the neighbourhood communi …
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Satchelmaker (AIT 4.2021)
kundschafter is the name of the school-satchel manufactory which Ilka Koss and Arp Dinkelaker jointly operate in Berlin. In its ma …
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Ressort Flaine (AIT 3.2021)
The Flaine ski resort designed by Marcel Breuer in the French Alps between 1960 and 1979 makes the hearts of winter-sport fans and …
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White Arkitekter (AIT 3.2021)
The opportunity for stays abroad is probably never greater than during while one is studying. For six months, Dominik Stoschek has …
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Sustainable living (AIT 3.2021)
Symbiosis between man and nature — a relationship from which both benefit — was the aim of the design by a team of students from D …
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Eyeware Stores (AIT 1/2.2021)
Choosing a new eyewear model can become a time-consuming endeavour. No other accessory or item of clothing changes our external ap …
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High Altitude Rush (AIT 1/2.2021)
The design of a residential tower by Jan Neflin and Lucas Apfelbacher has been developed under the supervision of Professor Piero …
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Objet Trouvé (AIT 12.2020)
A “tiny house” constructed of products from the hardware store for less than 3,000 euros: This was the task entitled “Objet trouvé …
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Hassell (AIT 12.2020)
Hassell is one of Australia’s major architectural firms with offices in Australia, Asia, Europe and the USA. The overarching aim o …
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C.F. MØLLER (AIT 11.2020)
The office which had been founded by C.F. Møller in Aarhus in 1924 has developed into one of the major Danish architectural office …
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Farewell rooms (AIT 11.2020)
Death belongs to life as does birth – that much is clear. Yet we associate a negative feeling with dying. That is why cemetery arc …
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Wineries (AIT 10.2020)
Wine and architecture have long belonged together. Various labels with images of traditional, small press houses and large, renown …
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Parco dei Principi (AIT 10.2020)
For tourism in the Sorrento area, it was a blessing that the old master of Italian modernist architecture Gio Ponti (1891-1979) to …
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The Disc (AIT 10.2020)
The fact that architecture is not only a creative expression but also an essential content of a student project is an exception. F …
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Armando Ruinelli (AIT 9.2020)
Many young architects and students of architecture are attracted to major architectural offices in Zurich, Basel, Bern and Geneva. …
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Canteens (AIT 9.2020)
Catering concepts are as diverse as are the current eating cultures and food trends. Having a meal together has long been more tha …
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Marseille (AIT 7/8.2020)
For more than 20 years, the Manifesta art biennial has been touring Europe. Architects and urban planners are always involved, exp …
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Bookseller (AIT 7/8.2020)
In autumn, Myriam Kunz can pop the corks. This is because her Buchstäbchen bookstore for children’s and adolescents’ books in Stut …
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Buchner Bründler (AIT 6.2020)
With the former Nuglar distillery warehouse (AIT 7/8.2019) and Casa Mosogno (AIT 3.2020), AIT recently reported on two outstanding …
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Research Facilities (AIT 6/2020)
The planning and design of research facilities is subject to very special requirements: cost-intensive laboratories, communal area …
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Aux Losagnes (AIT 5.2020)
Architect Michael Ragaller from Stuttgart visited the small village of Tschiertschen in Switzerland for us, the most beautiful vil …
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Yooth rooms (AIT 5.2020)
An unusual initiative started by the Hanover Protestant regional church is to increase the awareness for youth work and assist in …
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Nymphengarten (AIT 4.2020)
These days, the topic of eating divides society unlike any other. Apart from all the diverse trends, however, the communal, cosy t …
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Villa Benkemoun (AIT 4.2020)
Feeling like James Bond just for once and reside in a futuristic-looking, extravagant villa with a pool not far from the French Me …
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Palm Springs (AIT 3.2019)
The Coachella Valley in the Los Angeles hinterland is one of the world’s most popular hotspots. Not only does the festival of the …
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Hostess (AIT 3.2020)
The dream of owning one’s own hotel, café or restaurant is an idea many architects and interior designers dally with. The desire t …
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Market Halls (AIT 1.2/2020)
Merely selling off food was yesterday! Today, market halls actively contribute to public life by offering art exhibitions, event v …
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Urbino (AIT 1/2.2019)
The Italian region of the Marches is considered the better Tuscany. The latter is much better known, but therefore much more touri …
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Ca’ Romanino (AIT 12 | 2019)
In 1968, the Italian architect Giancarlo de Carlo (1919-2005) built a weekend home on a vineyard near Urbino for a friendly couple …
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Writing about Architecture (AIT 12 | 2019)
Every summer, the Institute of Public Buildings and Design of Stuttgart University organizes a one-week seminar with the title Wri …
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Lawyer (AIT 12 | 2019)
Aleksandra Gleich is a lawyer and an architect at the same time and therefore has an extraordinary profile. She is versed in the l …
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Koko Architects (AIT 11 | 2019)
It happened almost 20 years ago: Koko Architects became self-employed when they were commissioned for designing the Estonian pavil …
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Pharmacies (AIT 11 | 2019)
Normally, going to a pharmacy is one of those activities one would really prefer to do without. Long queues, expensive medication …
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Conversion spaces (AIT 11 | 2019)
The Jugendandachtspreis 2019 by the Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Hanover awarded four parishes with a cash prize for the redesig …
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Cinemas (AIT 10 | 2019)
Urban, individual, sensual – after the great decline in the number of cinemas, many arthouse cinemas reinvent themselves and rise …
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Villa Garbald (AIT 10 | 2019)
This summer, Dr. Uwe Bresan accompanied architecture students from the University of Stuttgart to a writing seminar taking place a …
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Volvo XC40 (AIT 10 | 2019)
The Volvo XC40 test-driven by Dr Wolfgang Voigt had to prove its worth in narrow alleys and car parks, on ferries and forest paths …
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Spatial impressions (AIT 10 | 2019)
Designing spaces was not the only concern of the architecture students Philipp Vögele and Ender Cicek, they also wanted to fundame …
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Le Havre (AIT 10 | 2019)
On September 5 and 6, 1944, allied pilots razed the French Atlantic city of Le Havre to the ground. Their aim was to destroy the p …
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Airport-Lounges (AIT 09 | 2019)
In times of Ryanair, easyJet and others, travelling by air has lost some of the glamour and charm of days gone by. In order to nev …
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Chinas red (AIT 09 | 2019)
Exhibition concepts freely created by students frequently show very fancy approaches – and this is definitely a good thing! Someti …
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Sao Paulo (AIT 09 | 2019)
Brazil, a country known for its multiculturalism, stands for pure joie de vivre. São Paulo is the cultural centre where this feeli …
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Visual artist (AIT 09 | 2019)
With his works, Karl-Heinz Bogner deliberately places himself at the interface of art and architecture. The freelance artist had o …
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Silent places (AIT 07/08 | 2019)
A place that everyone knows but nobody talks about: the public toilet hardly receives any attention as a building task, although i …
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Sea Ranch (AIT 07/08 | 2019)
The Sea Ranch is an icon of American architecture! The residential complex on the Californian Pacific coast is associated with the …
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A shadow roof (AIT 07/08 | 2019)
Under the project management of Sarah Pallischeck, 13 bachelor students of TH Köln travelled to the Omomas Care Center, a home for …
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Tre Cime (AIT 06 | 2019)
In 1929, Drei Zinnen Hotel was built in Sexten, South Tyrol, at an altitude of 1,345 metres and surrounded by the peaks of the Dol …
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Airport Hotel (AIT 06 | 2019)
Almost a case study: In this project, 13 interior design students are all dealing with the same real hotel room layout of the Glob …
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Bielefeld (AIT 06 | 2019)
Many might know the city from the conspiracy theory propagated in 1993. It says that Bielefeld doesn’t even exist. In his report, …
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Kultur aufgelegt (AIT 05 | 2019)
The project task of “Ministry of Sound Dreispitz” included a fictitious usage concept and a spatial implementation idea for the fo …
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Valetta (AIT 05 | 2019)
Whoever may attempt to describe the city of Valletta easily runs into danger of having to elaborate: This is because in the capita …
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Wine shops (AIT 04 | 2019)
Whether full-bodied, dry or fruity – the market offers wines in any price category and flavour. For triggering an impulse to buy, …
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Ceramics factory (AIT 04 | 2019)
Sina Pauline Riedlinger and Franziska Käuferle, Master’s students at TU Berlin, have intensively dealt with the subject of ceramic …
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Tel Aviv (AIT 04 | 2019)
Tel Aviv is not only a pulsating metropolis by the Mediterranean Sea but also the location of more than 4,000 buildings which have …
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Jewelry designer (AIT 04 | 2019)
Felicitas Seidler studied architecture and afterwards – right, in that order! – completed an apprenticeship to become a goldsmith. …
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Thomas-Mann-House (AIT 03 | 2019)
The red carpet was rolled out last summer when the Thomas-Mann-House was reopened in Los Angeles as a residence for intellectuals …
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Landlabor Wiehe (AIT 03 | 2019)
In this real-life student project, the task was to design in Wiehe Castle in Thuringia, which is badly in need of renovation, an a …
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Rom (AIT 03 | 2019)
An Erasmus Scholarship made it possible for Lorena Stephan to spend a semester abroad at Sapienza Università di Roma. She studied …
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Studio Fuksas (AIT 01/02 | 2019)
Whenever the name Studio Fuksas is mentioned, striking major international projects pop up in the mind’s eye: Shenzhen Bao’an Inte …
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Volvo XC60 (AIT 01/02 | 2019)
The chic speedster corresponds exactly to Katja Neumann’s automotive preferences – she was curious to see whether the car could fu …
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Work To Go (AIT 01/02 | 2019)
Which are the demands the young generation makes on the work of the future? This question was the origin of the idea to focus toge …
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Coop Himmelb(l)au (AIT 12 | 2018)
“When we talk about black panthers, other people think of predators. But we of the untamed dangerous nature of architecture. When …
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Can Lis – House (AIT 12 | 2018)
For a week, Uwe Bresan followed students from the University of Stuttgart during their “Über Architektur schreiben” summer course. …
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Can Lis – Texts (AIT 12 | 2018)
To convince clients, critics and juries, architects cannot exclusively rely on their images and drawings but also have to resort t …
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Old Guest House (AIT 11 | 2018)
Demographic change presents rural regions with major challenges. Classical family structures, with several generations living and …
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Lunuganga (AIT 11 | 2018)
Architectural journalist Katharina Matzig from Munich has followed the traces of Geoffrey Bawa in Sri Lanka. He is regarded as the …
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Vienna (AIT 11 | 2018)
The Austrian capital Vienna offers everything the heart desires and only the best of it. This is the opinion of architect Armin Eb …
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Flooring Lab (AIT 10|2018)
Interior designers-to-be at Hannover University of Applied Sciences developed innovative floor coverings as part of the “Innovativ …
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Bauhaus Dessau (AIT 10 | 2018)
The Staatliches Bauhaus was founded in Weimar on 1st April 1919. Headed by Walter Gropius, the school set out to give the 20th cen …
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Tesla X 100D (AIT 10 | 2018)
Norbert Berghof is an enthusiastic Citroën DS driver and a car connoisseur – no wonder the Tesla X 100D has quite a fascination fo …
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Bakeries (AIT 10 | 2018)
In times of industrial production of baked goods as well as pastry departments in supermarkets and discounters, bakeries have a ha …
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Utrecht (AIT 10 | 2018)
Actually, Uwe Bresan only wanted to have a quick look at Haus Schröder and then quickly drive on. In the end, he stayed almost a w …
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Exhibition concept (AIT 09|2018)
As part of the “Pop-Up Luxury” projects, ten students from the bachelor course of studies in interior design at Coburg University …
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Baltic health spa (AIT 09 | 2018)
Near south beach of Fehmarn stands one of the latest works by the exceptional Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsen. The con …
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Libraries (AIT 09 | 2018)
Whether literary classics, light fiction or specialist journals – despite the growing significance of the digital media, the print …
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Photo artist (AIT 09 | 2018)
She studied architecture at the Technical University of Munich. For the last four years, however, Laura Zalenga’s medium of expres …
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Young Talent 2018
“The Heart of the City – Shaping Social Diversity” is the motto of the Hugo Haring Young Talent Award 2018, which the BDA State As …
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Münster (AIT 07/08 | 2018)
Between farms, studs, and fattening farms, Münster is an unexpectedly urban variation to the agricultural flatlands of Westphalia. …
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Atelier Pro (AIT 10 | 2018)
Non-bureaucratic, open, citizen-centred and service-oriented: We had presented the town hall in Deventer in the Netherlands in AIT …
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Kubota & Bachmann (AIT 06 | 2018)
Kubota & Bachmann Architects – that means Toshihiro Kubota, Yves Bachmann and Francisco Martinez. A Japanese, a Swiss and a Spania …
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Lärchenhof (AIT 06 | 2018)
As a professor at the technical university in Stuttgart, Paul Schmitthenner (1884–1972) was among the most influential personaliti …
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Sports halls (AIT 06 | 2018)
In times when a healthy lifestyle and sportive leisure activities are getting more and more popular, shabby-stuffy gyms are no lon …
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Presenter (AIT 06 | 2018)
For 13 years, Eva Brenner has been hosting the “Zuhause im Glück” television series and there regularly brings a smile to the face …
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Poetry of light (AIT 05 | 2018)
Students at the Swiss Academy of Art and Design in Basel developed prototypes for future lighting concepts and luminaires with the …
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Granada (AIT 05 | 2018)
Granada in the south of Spain has a special appeal: Every year, the city attracts millions of visitors and those who have fallen u …
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CaraTwo 390 (AIT 04 | 2018)
On a camping holiday with a caravan? “No, thanks – I am not that old yet!” was the first reaction from our colleague Henriette Sof …
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Modular Working (AIT 04 | 2018)
Students of architecture at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences and trainee carpenters developed and realized their idea of …
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Children’s author (AIT 04 | 2018)
They have titles such as „Kleines Afrika“, „Regenwurmtage“, „Ist 7 viel“ or „Frag mich!“ … The architect Antje Damm has written ov …
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Wine shops (AIT 03 | 2018)
Everyone is likely to have done it sometimes: Choosing a wine for its label without knowing anything about its taste. The way out …
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Bathhouse (AIT 03 | 2018)
Graduate from Cologne University of Applied Sciences Hannah Tholen designed as part of her master’s thesis a bath completely in li …
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Van de Velde (AIT 01/02 | 2018)
Closely experiencing architecture icons and actually living in them – this is now possible in Schloss Lauterbach designed by Henry …
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Citroën C4 Cactus (AIT 01/02 | 2018)
An unusual test team: Stuttgart-based interior designer Alexander Fehre takes a close look at “The Pioneer”. The concept car based …
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Bakery projects (AIT 01/02 | 2018)
Put baked goods in the display counter and they will sell automatically? As if! If you want to convince customers of your products …
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Fahrradbauer (AIT 01/02 | 2018)
In Berlin, the architect Daniel Pleikies has his own bicycle manufacture called wheeldan. Bespoke bicycles are exclusively built t …
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pool Architekten (AIT 12 | 2017)
pool Architekten in Zurich stand for more than 30 years of competition-, architectural-, office- and discussion culture. The archi …
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Manifantatsisch (AIT 12 | 2017)
The analysis of the newly built residential- and commercial district in Stuttgart caused Lena Engelfried and Tara Hariri to draw u …
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Rooms for mourning (AIT 12 | 2017)
At the end, what counts is a neutral venue which provides space for any form of mourning: Death is a sensitive issue and is often …
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Esrawe (AIT 10 | 2017)
Mexico City will be the World Design Capital in 2018. For the duration of a year, lectures, events and exhibitions in the Mexican …
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Tunnel Airplane (AIT 11 | 2017)
The “Tunnel Airplane” project is a cooperation of the Mainz University Medical Center and students of the discipline Communication …
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Mobil-Home (AIT 10 | 2017)
Since 2015, the start of massive refugee immigration into Germany, the situation for homeless people in the major cities has been …
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Athos (AIT 10 | 2017)
On the eastern “leg” of the Greek Chalkidikí peninsula, the architecture journalist Oliver Herwig immersed himself in a different …
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Rotterdam (AIT 07/08 | 2017)
Since the largest European seaport has been relocated from the city centre of Rotterdam in the 1980s, the look of the Dutch city h …
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Spreeblick (AIT 07/08 | 2017)
There is no doubt that it is a choice piece of property in a prime location beside the water in the midst of Berlin! The site meas …
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Optometrists (AIT 09 | 2017)
From the hipster to the average user — glasses are totally trendy and they are one thing above all: a fashionable accessory. Wheth …
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Community houses (AIT 07/08 | 2017)
It is no secret: church communities are shrinking. As a consequence of dwindling memberships, the need for large rooms for praying …
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Schenker Salvi Weber (AIT 03 | 2017)
Schenker Salvi Weber – founded in 2009 – is a still young, highly ambitious architectural office. In their branches in Vienna and …
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VOLVO XC90 (AIT 11 | 2017)
Uta Beißert and Hendrik Gruß confirm that their Volvo XC90 test vehicle has shapely lines and well-balanced proportions. Outside a …
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Marco Polo (AIT 09 | 2017)
Modern looks and high-quality processing – this was the impression when test driver Andreas Witte from Scope Architekten first saw …
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Meijs Motorman (AIT 06 | 2017)
“Leaving out the things that aren’t necessary” is how Ronald Meijs describes his design philosophy. The industrial designer from M …
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Ford S-Max 2.01 (AIT 04 | 2017)
Volker Vogel would have actually loved to grab the keys of the blue Ford Mustang – but the test car was the red S-Max. After quite …
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Lexus NX 300h (AIT 01/02 | 2017)
A pleasant museum visit combined with a test drive? Not a bad solution for a rainy Sunday, as Claus Zimmermann from Next – space I …
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Audi TT (AIT 10 | 2016)
„So ein Auto wollte ich immer schon mal haben“, ging es Ekkehard Schröer, Innenarchitektur und Möbeldesign, aus Essen durch den Ko …
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Schlachthof (AIT 06 | 2017)
The “cheap is cool” attitude towards food appears to be changing. This is at least what the Gesellschaft für Konsumforschung found …
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Brenzkirche (AIT 05 | 2017)
Since 1933, the church building of the Nordgemeinde at Killesberg has been standing between the Weissenhof and the Kochenhof Estat …
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Adolf Loos (AIT 04 | 2017)
Can students of interior design still learn from the work by Adolf Loos today? In her master thesis at HfT Stuttgart, Theresia Mar …
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The Loft (AIT 03 | 2017)
At Hochschule Kaiserslautern and supervised by Professor Jens Wendland, students were given the task of converting an already exis …
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Community houses (AIT 06 | 2017)
Whether whimsical or momentous – museums and collections are the stores of knowledge in our society but this alone does not per se …
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Fire station (AIT 04 | 2017)
Every second counts! Planning fire stations is a complex construction task with particularly high requirements as to logistics. Th …
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Residential high-rises (AIT 03 | 2017)
Residential high-rises are currently experiencing a revival – densification being the actual magic word. But whereas, in the 1960s …
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Hairdresser’s (AIT 01/02 | 2017)
Cutting and dying as well as lifestyle and creativity are required when it comes to hairdressing. Those who want to successfully d …
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Bus stations (AIT 12 | 2016)
Unlike a train station or an airport, a bus station is an very often neglected construction task. Centrally situated, it usually h …
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Kirchen (AIT 09 | 2016)
Kirchen sind prägende Bauten – nicht nur für das Ortsbild, sondern ebenso in ihrer identitätsstiftenden Funktion für eine Gemeinde …
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Stundentenwohnungen (AIT 07/08 | 2016)
Winziges Zimmer, Gestaltung egal, Hauptsache günstig? Studentenwohnheime dieser Art gehören glücklicherweise immer mehr der Vergan …
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Sporthallen (AIT 06 | 2016)
Dass der Sportunterricht an vielen Schulen zu kurz kommt, liegt nicht nur an fehlenden Fachlehrern, sondern oft genug auch am frag …
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Public toilets (AIT 05 | 2016)
They are public buildings – but not the type we usually present in this issue: we mean public toilets. For the majority, this topi …
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Memorials (AIT 03 | 2016)
Memorial sites are places to remember the victims of wars and regimes of tyranny. They are not only to serve the survivors as a pl …
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Wine Estates (AIT 01/02 | 2016)
In the area of what is today Austria, wine growing has been rooted for millennia and this has left its definite mark on the countr …
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Forschungsbauten (AIT 11 | 2015)
Gesundheit ist ein wertvolles Gut, und dementsprechend wichtig ist die Gesundheitsforschung. Es gibt kaum einen anderen Bereich, i …
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Bibliotheken (AIT 10 | 2015)
Die Bauaufgabe ist die gleiche – und doch könnten die Gebäude oft nicht unterschiedlicher sein. Wir präsentieren Ihnen eine Auswah …
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Laufstege (AIT 09 | 2015)
Einfach eine Gasse zwischen Stuhlreihen bilden und fertig ist der Laufsteg? Vielleicht würde das sogar schon wieder Aufmerksamkeit …
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Buildings for horses (AIT 07/08 | 2015)
Again and again, we come across fascinating projects regarding a building task not covered by the usual topics in our editions. Bu …
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Hostels (AIT 06 | 2015)
Die Bauaufgabe ist dieselbe, doch die Ausführung oft ganz unterschiedlich: In der Serie Drei präsentieren wir Ihnen immer drei Pro …
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Sakralbauten (AIT 05 | 2015)
In der Serie Drei… zeigen wir stets ausgewählte Projekte zu einer gemeinsamen Bauaufgabe – passend zum Heftthema sind es diesmal …
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Holiday homes (AIT 04 | 2015)
We frequently come across exciting projects which do not quite fit the topics in our editions. But neither do we want you to miss …
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Beauty salons (AIT 03 | 2015)
We frequently come across exciting projects which do not quite fit the topics in our editions. But neither do we want you to miss …
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Bahnhöfe (AIT 01/02 | 2015)
Seit einem Jahr zeigen wir Ihnen nun auch spannende Projekte, die nicht in unsere üblichen Heftthemen passen. Mit der Serie Drei.. …
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Boston (AIT 01/02 | 2017)
Frequent travels and the time to thoroughly get to know a foreign country: These are the possibilities opening up whenever one’s p …
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filmmaker (AIT 09 | 2017)
The Finnish-Swiss filmmaker Tapio Snellman studied architecture in Stuttgart and London and lives in the British capital. His port …
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Jewelry designer (AIT 05 | 2017)
During their studies and their professional career, architects develop a keen sense of materials, their combination and applicatio …
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Bag label (AIT 01/02 | 2017)
Her own desire to create, the pleasure taken in craftsmanship and high-quality design as well as the good fortune of being able to …
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Leipzig (AIT 05 | 2017)
Leipzig is currently considered to be the most rapidly growing major city in Germany. In addition to countless architectural monum …
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Matteo Thun & Partners (AIT 12 | 2016)
During his architectural studies at Munich technical university, Felix Constantin Graf completed an internship at Matteo Thun & Pa …
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Belgrad (AIT 11 | 2016)
In der serbischen Hauptstadt Belgrad lassen sich Geschichte und Gegenwart besonders eindrucksvoll erleben. Die strategisch günstig …
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MVRDV (AIT 10 | 2016)
Already during adolescence, Jonathan Schuster came into contact with MVRDV. The Dutch pavilion for EXPO 2000 in Hanover had very m …
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Wolfsburg (AIT 07/08 | 2016)
Unsere Redakteurin Christine Schröder ist regelmäßig in Wolfsburg zu Gast und erkundet dabei die facettenreiche Stadt. Die untersc …
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Bremen (AIT 05 | 2016)
Hansestadt ohne Hafen, Fischköppe ohne Fischmarkt oder gar PISASchlusslicht sind Klischees, denen die Stadt immer wieder ins Auge …
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Tiflis (AIT 04 | 2016)
Seit Peter Sägesser während seines Architekturstudiums an der ETH Zürich ein Praktikum im damals noch kommunistisch regierten Unga …
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Essen (AIT 03 | 2016)
Essen liegt mitten in Deutschlands größter Industrieregion, dem Ruhrgebiet. In der einstigen Bergbaustadt, in der die Kumpel noch …
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Reykjavík (AIT 12| 2015)
Der Inselstaat Island auf der größten Vulkaninsel der Erde hat einiges zu bieten: Aktive Vulkane, Wasserfälle, Gletscher, Fjorde u …
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Amsterdam (AIT 11 | 2015)
„Komm, wir fahren nach Amsterdam“, sang Cora 1984 und schuf damit eines der traurigsten Liebeslieder der deutschen Popgeschichte. …
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Zürich (AIT 10 | 2015)
Rechtzeitig zur 15. Wohn- und Möbelausstellung „neue räume“ vom 18. bis 22. November in Zürich-Oerlikon, hat der en Initiator Stef …
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Frankfurt (AIT 9 | 2015)
Frankfurt – auch „Mainhattan“ genannt – ist allgemein als Finanzhauptstadt mit faszinierender Skyline bekannt. Tatsächlich ist die …
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Timisoara (AIT 07/08 | 2015)
Ganz im Westen Rumäniens, in der drittgrößten Stadt des Landes, begann 1989 die rumänische Revolution, die schließlich zur Befreiu …
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Ljubljana (AIT 05 | 2015)
Ljubljana, das beschauliche Städtchen mit mediterranem Flair, ist für Architekturinteressierte unbedingt eine Reise wert. Auch heu …
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Düsseldorf (AIT 04 | 2015)
Neben dem MedienHafen und einer der teuersten Einkaufsmeilen des Landes hat die Rheinmetropole Düsseldorf noch einiges mehr zu bie …
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Neu-Delhi (AIT 03 | 2015)
Die gebürtige Inderin Poonam Choudhry lebt und arbeitet in Stuttgart und pendelt regelmäßig zwischen den recht gegensätzlichen Wel …
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Hannover (AIT 01/02 | 2015)
Großstadt im Grünen, Messestadt, Universitätsstadt – die Niedersächsische Hauptstadt Hannover hat viele Bezeichnungen und bietet e …
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Basel (AIT 11 | 2014)
Für den Architekten Matthias Lorenz stellt Basel das Modell der europäischen Stadt schlechthin dar. Er selbst lebt und arbeitet se …
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Istanbul (AIT 10 | 2014)
Istanbul hat neben vielen Zeugnissen seiner bewegten Geschichte eine bunte Mischung an Menschen zu bieten, die alle auf ihre eigen …
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Voralberg (AIT 09 | 2014)
Jürgen Haller führt uns für ein Wochenende durch seine Heimatregion Vorarlberg – die Dichte an guter Architektur könnte nicht höhe …
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Baden-Baden (AIT 07/08 | 2014)
Von römischen Badruinen über Gebäude der Jahrhundertwende, des Jugendstils und der Moderne bis hin zum zeitgenössischen Museumsbau …
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Venedig (AIT 06 | 2014)
Die Biennale von Venedig ist das Architekturereignis dieses Sommers. Von Anfang Juni bis Ende November wird sich die Lagunen stadt …
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Weimar (AIT 05 | 2014)
Große Namen haben Weimar geprägt: Dichter Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Musiker Franz Liszt und Architekt Walter Gropius, der dort 1 …
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Mailand (AIT 04 | 2014)
In keiner anderen Stadt gehen Architektur, Design und Mode so selbstverständlich ineinander über wie in Mailand. Vor allem während …
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Stuttgart (AIT 01/02 | 2014)
Ein Wochenendtrip in eine andere Stadt ist eine willkommene Abwechslung vom Büroalltag, sollte aber auch gut vorbereitet sein. Um …