In Berlin-Friedrichshain, an urban mixed-use complex is being built that combines modern working environments, student housing, local amenities for the neighbourhood and a district swimming pool in one project.
Our contribution to this international competition is thinking the state capital into the future. What could Düsseldorf look like in 30 years? The city does not need to reinvent itself. It can continue to focus on the international significance of its diverse quality of life if the unique qualities are clearly highlighted and strengthened.
How do you develop and set framework conditions to achieve a lively mix of living and working in houses and public spaces? This competition for a plot of land in the centre of Berlin focused on the potential to develop a new, independent district and to reflect on its urban and sociological character.
This feasibility study investigated the potential for project development in the Northgate area in relation to the opening of a new light rail line in 2021. The mixed-use development of the site under study provides for 1,100 residential units, retail and office space.
The Kutuzovsky International Center Moscow with a total area of 368,000 m² comprises two twin towers of approximately 180 and 200 m in height with 45 and 50 storeys as well as five separate nine-storey campus buildings. At its foot is a central plaza, an oasis of calm away from the hustle and bustle of traffic.
In the new "Grand Central" quarter, mainly 6- to 7-storey buildings will be implemented alongside three high-rise buildings. The entire neighbourhood is mainly characterised by residential use.
In the international competition for the master plan for the former commercial port of Volgograd, the entry by Eller + Eller Architekten was awarded 1st prize. A building use of 300,000 sqm was to be developed on an aral of 25 hectares.
On the former open space at Truman Plaza in Berlin-Dahlem, "Five Acres Berlin", a residential quarter with 130 residential units, was developed for Stofanel, which combines the advantages of urban living and large green and water areas due to its location.
A luxury sports resort for year-round operation is planned in the village of Stepanovo 70 km outside Moscow. In addition to a 5-star hotel, cottages, gastronomy and sports facilities are to be built, grouped around a central square and a natural lake.
The ideas competition aimed to develop an urban development framework plan for the "Museumshöfe" in Berlin and its integration into the urban environment; in particular the references to the neighbouring Museum Island. The planning task was the construction of a new scientific competence centre for the National Museums in Berlin.
Used only as a car park for over 20 years, the derelict area of the Old Bus Yard was given an appropriate urbanity again. The new construction of a hotel, an office building and a mixed-use commercial and office building was able to close the urban gap on an important access road to Aachen city centre as a new quarter.