Hemmingway School
Gartenstrasse 15
Berlin Mitte

This four-storey historically protected building, partially clad in natural stone and adorned with decorative details was erected around 1910.

Originally conceived as a commercial building, the building was rebuilt after considerable war damage in the 50's as a boarding school. Later, the rooms were used for school and recreational purposes. Through extensive renovation, addition, modernization and reconstruction measures, three large areas for dining and gatherings were created on the ground floor with classrooms on the upper floors, rooms for music, art, library and recreational facilities for children and adolescents.
Major fire safety measures were incorporated into the protected building.

Hemmingway School
Building A Gartenstrasse 10-17
Berlin Mitte

This structure was originally created in the GDR as a school in prefabricated slab-construction style, Type WBS, with four upper floors and basement. The building housed a music school until July 2004. After extensive renovation and refurbishment of the building beginning August 2006, the school was fitted with 14 classrooms for 400 students.
The building is a listed architectural conservation site. To improve the overall situation of building insulation, fire prevention and acoustical insuation improvements have been implemented. Significant measures to improve the acoustics were integrated into the classrooms.
In the school, newly furnished rooms for chemistry, physics, science, computer training and large teaching kitchen in the basement of the classrooms for teaching metal, wood and electronics have been provided.

Hemmingway School
Turnhalle Gartenstrasse 10-17
Berlin Mitte

This gym is part of the Hemmingway School Complex, built in the GDR as a prefabricated reinforced concrete-frame structure.
To improve the situation, building-wide renovation measures were carried out: concrete repair, asbestos removal, as well as implementation of thermal and fire protection measures.
The changing rooms and lavatories on the second floor were completely rebuilt and adapted to the modern standards of contemporary public buildings .
The building is used for physical education. In the afternoons and on weekends it is also rented to clubs.
Occasionally, sports tournaments are conducted.

Club 18 Am Stern
Potsdam

The remodeling and new construction of this boys and girls club in Potsdam was planned in 2001. The great commitment by the City of Potsdam and many of its citizens has made it possible to realize the completion of the 3 phases of construction and finish in 2006.
The existing old building, which had allegedly served as housing for construction workers of the neighboring prefabricated slab-construction buildings, is fully restored and redeveloped.
Here, is where the kitchen, communication room, office and computer room are housed.
In addition to the old building, three new buildings have been added: a multipurpose hall, a rotunda and connectors. A nightclub and the music practice rooms are integrated into the newly built connection building. The newly-built circular building, also known as a Quiet Room, is used for meetings and small events. Considerable noise and acoustic measures have been integrated into the complex. The Club 18 has become a favorite place for many young people and residents of the neighborhood.

Center for
Occupational Therapy
Bozenerstrasse 17
Berlin Schöneberg

On more than 1000 square meters of space in a typical historical Berlin building, are housed the treatment rooms of five doctors, X-rays, surgery, laser therapy and fluoroscopic rooms. The floor plans have been fundamentally restructured as the requirements were repeatedly revised.
The alterations were made while the clinic was in full service.
Curved walls, meticulous details, colors and imaginative lighting provide the correct Feel-good factor for patients and staff.

Reinhardtstraße 8
Berlin Mitte

The house, built in 1920 was partially destroyed during the war. In the stairwell, under several layers of paint, the well-preserved historical features and Stucco patterns were discovered.
After a thorough investigation in cooperation with the restorer Silvia Koch, we managed to restore the original design to it's full bloom again.

Penthouse
Berlin Mitte

Following the complete demolition of the roof, two penthouses and a roof terrace have been created.
So could the area be luxuriously redesigned, and the rooms opened to the courtyard.
The maximum use of daylight could be achieved without jeopardizing the historically preserved street fassade. The kitchen is integrated into the living room.
The lighting design allows for staging various lighting moods. Another Bright Canadian maple and glass staircase leads to the rooftop. Extraordinary sensitivity to detail characterizes the entire design.

Penthouse
Berlin Mitte

The aesthetic and the functional are closely connected in the entire design.
The rooms are bare, minimalist, but very carefully arranged. The same flooring material has been consistently used, which leads to the optical magnification. The flooring is laid diagonally. The walls, the built-in furniture and ceilings are light. All in all, great emphasis is placed on details.
The apartment has a rooftop terrace with stunning views over the city. The stair to the roof terrace is a cantilever construction, which is designed as a sculptural element. The lighting in the ceilings, built into the furniture and the floor plans and designed for presentation of art objects and various lighting scenarios.