The Deutsche Börse Studio on Unter den Linden provides an elegantly flexible office space which can be quickly reconfigured to host exhibitions or events. A second secluded space references the tradition of the Unter den Linden Salon and provides a refined setting for meetings and discussion.  

Occupying a factory that once produced noodles and cookies for the Portuguese Navy, Factory Lisboa will be part of the Hub Creativo de Beato situated along the banks of the Tejo River. Housing a mixed program of offices, a restaurant, cafe, event space, as well as one of the largest rooftop terraces in Southern Europe. Similar to the Factory Berlin, a diversity of flexible office spaces position industry giants like Daimler among a variety smaller start-ups.

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Refurbishment of a former carpentry workshop, left in ruins by multiple bombstrikes during World War II, to be converted into office space. Comprised of three sections, only one of which was left intact, the second was partially destroyed and the third was reduced to rubble. Responding to this, new construction aims to restore the site by replacing what was destroyed and refurbishing what remained. Effort was made where possible to preserve the original architecture with its vaulted brick ceilings, typical of pre war construction in Berlin. New volumes employ the same vaulted structural logic as the existing sections, although with increased spans permitted by contemporary construction materials and techniques. Further emphasizing the distinction between what was lost and what remained, reconstructed volumes are clad with high performance glazed facade which responds to what once stood in its place.

The refurbishment of an old rail yard used for the maintenance of trains during the time of the Kaiserreich. Because of the vast glazed area of the roof, it was not feasible to meet today's climate standards by insulating the entire building with triple glazing, instead a nested “house within a house” strategy was developed through close consultation with Transsolar.  The hybrid structure of the tower benefits from the lightweight carrying strength of steel, cross-laminated-timber floor plates and the strength of a concrete core. Because of this, the tower is able to achieve a 40% reduction in weight when compared to a traditional building of its size. This structure is then wrapped in a highly efficient double skin facade, that doubles as a plenum space, developed with Transsolar.