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The Erlangen-Nuremberg student union runs an existing housing complex with seven buildings on the South Campus. Following an architectural competition, six further buildings with a total of 400 student apartments will now be built, plus a communal building.

In the competition particular significance was attached to energy-related measures. It is important, therefore, to strike a balance between innovation, energy savings and cost.

The existing Hotel Angelo in the city area Haidhausen/Bogenhausen of Munich will have an addition of 131 guest rooms. Immediately next to the existing hotel, a new building with six levels housing offices will be erected.

The office spaces will be connected to three corridors of stair cases and elevators (lifts). The individual offices will be customized for the future tenants according to their requirements, including size of units. 

In addition to the office spaces, there will be retail units on the ground floor.

The main wing extends over five full floors and a two-story underground car park. The square building with inner courtyard extends over three full floors and offers space for private luxury apartments with generous roof terraces or garden space.

The green character of the inner courtyard, which is protected from the outside noise, is underscored by integrated lighting elements.

Our 3D lighting simulations served as a basis for decision making in the choice of interior and exterior lighting for buyers and tenant.

Bright rooms, clear concepts, and a harmonious design make living at HAYDN’S a real experience. The complex at Haydnstrasse 4, 6, and 8 offers a high level of comfort coupled with excellent energy efficiency.

Energy-efficient construction in accordance with energy-saving regulations and the KfW-Engergieeffizienhaus 70 efficiency standard makes this apartment complex, with its traditional architectural style, an exceptional place to live.

A video intercom system, well-lit apartments, barrier-free living, and electrical blinds are standard.

We were able to obtain the project for the conversion and renovation of the Alexandrium Student Housing Building in Erlangen by using VOF Technology and Team “Alex.” 

The student housing facility is renovated according to the Energy Saving Standard of 2016.  Most of all long-term cost--effective use of the building is of the utmost importance to our client.

The five-level building includes an auditorium for multi-purpose use and several common rooms. This general renovation will yield single apartments and living groups with a modern flair. 

The ecologically high-quality and high-quality planning of this new construction of a residential complex in the center of the capital Berlin was extremely exciting. There were 39 rental apartments and 1 commercial unit. The building has a basement with underground parking with 20 parking spaces.

​Here great importance was placed on the emergency lighting. In order to be able to comply with the headroom, extra recesses were created for the LED lights.

When setting up the technical rooms, a detailed planning of the fire protection concept was necessary. The apartments have been standardized to ensure a faster planning process.

We were able to win over the VOF procedure for the new construction project of GWG "Residential and commercial building with underground car park in Munich-Ramersdorf at Bad Schachener Straße 44-46".

An energy-efficient construction and a high quality of life and living is the focus of this construction project. With a lift with 5 stops, the floors can be reached.

The four-storey residential and commercial building includes 38 EOF-subsidized apartments and 53 privately financed apartments as well as privately-financed commercial units.

The commercial units consist of office and doctor's office areas. Thus, an affordable housing and living space is created in Munich. In addition, a one-storey underground car park with 79 parking spaces will be built.

In the town of Schönbrunn, north of Munich, another dormitory for people with disabilities is being built in the second construction phase.

The owner of this residence is the Viktoria von Butler Foundation, which has the task of supporting disadvantaged people.  

The entire 4-storey building was planned barrier-free and belongs to a network of three residential buildings. The main building houses three residential groups with residents' rooms as well as care and household rooms.

Five exclusive maisonettes and two penthouse apartments with large outside areas. One of the most unusual effects in the south of Munich is the almost imperceptible transition from urban street scape to rural idyll.

Well-conceived planning of electrical and communication systems places the apartment in the desired luxury segment. Cable clutter at the internet router is a thing of the past.

The planning included the construction of six apartments with extension of the existing underground car park, which will be designed as a central garage. In the planning and implementation, great attention was paid to sustainability, as well as the apartments.

Since the apartments are owned by the client and are not for sale, the ELT installation was planned and built to a very high standard of equipment.

This ensures, on the one hand, a very high degree of flexibility and, on the other hand, the specifications for compliance with sound insulation between the apartments. A through-loader lift connects the underground in which the underground car park is located, to the 2nd floor.

In collaboration with Seger Wohnprojekte GmbH, eight individual dream lofts were built in the oldest inn in the world (Bierkeller der Röhrlbräu). The historic beer cellar experienced the change to a residential building with eight large, loft-like apartments.

The charm of the building with its partially 120 cm thick walls is preserved. There was a general refurbishment, which is unparalleled in terms of the generosity of the rooms and their modern facilities.  

The BRAUEREILOFTS Eilsbrunn consist of a total of 8 residential units with 53 to 121 m² of living space plus generous terraces and balconies. The old beer cellar is built into a hillside.

In Neumarkter district Pölling a residential house with 14 apartments in various size cuts was created.   The L-shaped condominium was after DIN 18015 planned and erected.

Especially in public areas, such as stairwells and partially corridors, attention has been paid to measures to control energy producers for optimum energy efficiency in the form of LED technology and motion detectors.

The 3-storey residential complex with a floor space of more than 960 m² has 2 staircases. To ensure the fire protection were uncrosslinked smoke detectors gem. DIN 14676 with 9 V block batteries installed.

The planned development will close a vacant lot along Amberger Straße. The planning orientates itself urban-wise on the building stock of the grain road. There is a moderate re-densification of the neighborhood.  

In a compact and economical design, affordable, sustainable and KfW-eligible homes are being built there.  

​The construction is carried out in conventional, solid handcrafted solid construction according to the accepted rules of construction technology.  

As a result of the new construction of terraced and semi-detached houses, eight young families have a rare opportunity to acquire land in Neumarkt.