- 2022-
- Prototype: HAIN, Werder (Havel)
HAIN is built almost entirely from natural, recycled, local, and renewable materials. Its design prioritizes ecological integration not only during its use for viticulture but also beyond the lifespan of the structure. The buildings is designed to remain a valuable habitat for wildlife even after its functional use ends, demonstrating a long-term vision for coexistence with the natural world.
More than a protective shell, the dry-stacked natural stone façade acts as a habitat in itself. Its layered structure offers shelter and microclimatic niches for insects, reptiles, and small mammals—extending the building’s ecological role beyond its functional use. Over time, the façade weathers and integrates further into the surrounding landscape, fostering biodiversity rather than displacing it.
- 2023-
- Prototype: HAIN, Werder (Havel)
- Reuse of prefrebricated concrete slabs
- 2024-
- Prototype: Einfamilienhaus, Stendal
Einfamilienhaus-Haus is a WBS70 type of prefabricated housing. The existing building will be preserved as far as possible and will only be partly dismantled from above. The resulting roof areas will become gardens. Several smaller flats are combined into houses over two storeys each. All measures follow the constructive logic of the serial, joined slab building. Existing openings in the slabs, as well as all staircases, will be retained and only partially added to.