AUDI forum by J. MAYER H. Architekten, Neckarsulm – Germany
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AUDI forum by J. MAYER H. Architekten, Neckarsulm – Germany
May 15th, 2013Tourist Information by PARTNERUNDPARTNER architekten, Baiersbronn – Germany
May 8th, 2013Eye-catcher and space-defining element of the tourist information is a huge wall-like wood pile, which is characteristic for the landscape of the Black Forest. The logs are not simply piled. Each log is cut into shape and perfectly stacked on each other, so that the 15.5 meter long and 2.4 meter high wood pile forms the topography of the surrounding valley of Baiersbronn.
ajando office by Peter Stasek Architect, Mannheim – Germany
March 30th, 2013Fischer fashion house, Halle – Germany
March 22nd, 2013Sandwich concept store, Essen – Germany
March 21st, 2013Street One windows by Deck5, Oberhausen – Germany
March 21st, 2013Optik Ganz by Heikaus, Krumbach – Germany
February 22nd, 2013Talstation by Partnerundpartner-architekten, Baiersbronn – Germany
February 2nd, 2013Salon1 interior & branding by Kiss Miklós, Bielefeld – Germany
February 2nd, 2013To emphasize elegance and style, the interior is painted white, and the exterior is covered with artificial black fur. This soft surface not only compels the attention of the passersby making them want to touch it, but it also reminds them of velvet, which was the favourite material of the 17th century.
Cecil & Street One store by Dan Pearlman, Dortmund – Germany
January 25th, 2013Edeka supermarket, Düsseldorf – Germany
January 21st, 2013Breuninger menswear by HMKM, Stuttgart – Germany
January 10th, 2013Kaiser fashion house windows, Freiburg – Germany
December 1st, 2012Fluxus Module exhibition at Museum Ostwall by modulorbeat, Dortmund – Germany
November 30th, 2012SAP “40 Years of Future” pavilon by SCOPE, Walldorf – Germany
November 28th, 2012ODLO trade fair stand 2011 by Laborrotwang, Friedrichshafen – Germany
November 8th, 2012BPW trade fair stand by Walbert-Schmitz, Hanover – Germany
November 6th, 2012We create a ’Branding Monument’ for BPW – striking architecture using the colours of the corporate design with high recognition value. The clear architecture facilitates concentration on the representation of product innovations. Highlight products are shown in an innovation forum, an LED curtain encircling the space forming a prominent frame for the presentation of high-tech products.




























