The Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany, was conceived by Delugan Meissl Associated Architects as a dynamically formed organism, inviting new ideas on the use of gravity and space to establish a new basis in the foundations of architecture.
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Mercedes-Benz Museum by UNStudio
Located in Stuttgart, Germany, UNStudio projected a sophisticated geometry that celebrates a legendary car.
AnAn Noodle Bar by Hosoya Schaefer Architects
AnAn is a new Japanese Noogle Bar in Wolfsburg, Germany, designed by Hosoya Schaefer Architects, that represents on a piece of contemporary Tokyo.
Brauner Wegner Priehn Dental Practice by J. Mayer H. Architects
J. Mayer H. Architects projected the Brauner Wegner Priehn Dental Practice in Hamburg, Germany, dividing the space with plasterboard forms in blue and brown, and furnishing it with polyurethane foam chairs.
Kolumba Art Museum by Peter Zumthor
The new Kolumba Art Museum designed by Peter Zumthor transfers the sum of the existing fragments into one complete building.
A-House by FKL Architects
FKL Architects designed a single-family house located on a mews lane, in a Victorion suburb of Dublin.
WakuWaku Hamburg by ippolito fleitz group
The WakuWaku Restaurant, designed by ippolito fleitz group, is located in Hamburg’s city center.
Museum Castle Freudenstein by AFF Architekten
The Museum Castle Freudenstein, designed by AFF Architekten, is the result of the conversion of an ancient castle located in the town of Freiberg, Germany.
Bella Italia by ippolito fleitz group
Bella Italia is a wine store as well as a restaurant designed by ippolito fleitz group. Owned by a typical warmhearted Sicilian woman who sells the products of her home country and offers a creative home-style cuisine on an upscale level while she transfers the Italian spirit to Germany.
Living Room by Seifert Stoeckmann
Located in the historic district of Gelnhause, Germany, Seifert Stoeckmann projected the Living Room, as the house is dubbed, that rethinks the roles of private and public life, while injecting ornamental and natural elements into modern architecture.
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