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Bunker Complex in Brandenburg / Maedebach & Redeleit Architekten

Pilar Caballero — Fri, 22 Dec 2023 03:00:00 +0000

The Brandenburg State Office for Property and Construction commissioned the construction of several bunkers, which are used for the storage of explosives and for defusing improvised explosive and incendiary devices. The site, which was formerly used for military purposes, is embedded in dense, sloping woodland.

Sigurd Larsen and Tech Start-up Raus are Launching New Eco-Friendly Cabins in the German Forests

Dima Stouhi — Thu, 26 May 2022 06:30:00 +0000

Berlin-based hospitality tech start-up Raus has collaborated with Danish designer and architect Sigurd Larsen to create nature-inspired cabins in the middle of nature. The small retreats are designed with eco-friendly features, offering city dwellers the opportunity to escape the bustling city life, and stay in a chalet that combines art, culture, and nature. The cabin will be temporarily located on the grounds of Wehrmuehle in Biesenthal, Brandenburg, and will soon expand beyond Germany and its borders.

Open, Two-phase International Urban Design Ideas Competition Berlin-Brandenburg 2070

Rene Submissions — Mon, 26 Aug 2019 13:47:00 +0000

Berlin as we know it – with its centres, residential quarters, and suburbs – marks its 100th anniversary in 2020. A reason to celebrate, but also a spur to think about the future development of the region. After years of stagnation, dynamism is returning to the Berlin-Brandenburg region: population growth, new flows of commuters and goods, new quarters and housing developments, a new rail map, a radically new airport arrangement, and a growing public transport system. Berlin is a metropolis, its integrated hinterland extending far beyond its administrative boundaries. What we need now is a broad public debate ranging from

Haus Crussow / ANNABAU

Jonathan Alarcón — Mon, 23 Sep 2013 00:00:00 +0000

The brief was to build a spacious timber constructed private residence in the eastern Uckermark in rural Brandenburg. Small farm buildings dot the wide-open landscape in what is primarily agricultural land. For this project, we took up this theme of the lone homestead in an open landscape. The property evolves around a paved central courtyard as external extension to the living areas inside the house. Principal building and the annex are aligned longitudinally to the yard. The main residence is built around a large, central, open plan area, which serves as live-cook-work-lobby space. Zones are loosely defined by the solid implant of a sanitary block containing bathroom and guest WC. Four separate rooms link onto this central space on the southwesterly and northeasterly fronts.