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Siemens Healthineers Translates Corporate Identity into Interior Design

Modern office lobby with sleek wooden slat wall, circular pendant lights, and minimalist reception desk.

DIA – Dittel Architekten has redesigned a Siemens Healthineers office in Hagen, Germany. Completed in 2024, this workspace spans six floors, integrating both production and office areas. The design concept, drawing from the company’s “Healthy Orange” and “Siemens Petrol” colors, emphasizes flexible spatial solutions, a healthy work culture, and comfort.

Alea Resort Hideaway Interior Designed by Plajer + Franz

Spacious open-concept kitchen with wooden beams, modern fireplace, and minimalist decor.

The Alea Resort Hideaway, located in Bad Orb, Germany, is a hotel designed by Plajer + Franz in 2024. This sophisticated piece of architecture offers an innovative experience with an underground carpark, penthouses, a rooftop pool, and a spa with a gym. The interior features high-quality furnishings, including large-format tiles, french parquet flooring, and exposed concrete ceilings, creating a refined yet youthful ambience. Penthouses boast room heights up to five metres, with interiors clad in oak wood.

Tiefes Haus by HGA Henning Grahn Features Raw Concrete Surfaces

Bright, minimalist living space with large windows overlooking lush greenery.

Tiefes Haus is a house in Dreieich, Germany, designed by HGA Henning Grahn in 2023. The building features raw concrete surfaces and a polished terrazzo floor. Set on a narrow plot surrounded by villas and trees, the house incorporates elements from an existing structure. A two-story gallery with large glazing connects the interior, which includes a kitchen and living room with garden views. The facade, with varying window formats, aligns with the design’s concept.

House for a Goldsmith: Christoph Wagner’s Unique Touch

A rustic stone barn with a round window and wood door, surrounded by a stack of firewood.

House for a Goldsmith, located in Wandlitz, Germany is an amazing construction by Christoph Wagner Architects. They have combined contemporary living with historical preservation in this one-of-a-kind house; the remodel was done keeping the past of the property in mind. Sustainable features have been included while making comfortable work and living spaces within an old farmhouse setting that has been carefully restored.

Le Big TamTam: Transforming Hamburg’s Food Court Experience

Vibrant modern atrium with geometric staircase, hanging plants, and colorful furnishings.

As an experience-orientated food court, Le Big TamTam in Hamburg, Germany, is a pioneering project by Studio Aisslinger, showcasing the evolution of metropolitan food markets. Designed in 2024, this vibrant space combines curated culinary offerings from local restaurateurs with captivating, story-driven design elements that transport visitors into an immersive, analog world. From the intimate copper capsule bar to the central indoor farming tower, every detail of Le Big TamTam is crafted to inspire and delight, blending the best of Hamburg’s culinary spectrum under the grand dome of the Hanseviertel.

Vacation Home at the Schlei: Scandinavian Cottage Charm

Spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area with wooden interior and large windows.

Situated along Germany’s only fjord, the Vacation Home at the Schlei seamlessly blends Scandinavian charm with the surrounding natural landscape. Designed by the renowned firm Gärtner Büro und Wohnen in 2023, this cozy cottage in Kappeln features generous window walls that offer breathtaking views of the Schlei estuary.

The interior showcases a harmonious balance of natural materials, creating a serene and inviting retreat from everyday life.

Villa Schlachtensee: Modernizing a 1890s Berlin Mansion

Bright, minimalist dining room with wooden table, shelves, and a view of the outdoors.

The Villa Schlachtensee, designed by Cama in Berlin, Germany, is a stunning example of modern renovation and remodeling. This 1890 suburban villa has been extensively transformed, blending the charm of its original architecture with a light-filled, contemporary design.

The dilapidated addition was replaced with a modern extension, housing a spacious eat-in kitchen and a master bedroom above. The entire home has been modernized, with the floor plans partially reconfigured and the old roof truss replaced, ensuring quality living space throughout, including in the attic.

New Building Sofie Haug Children’s Day-Care: Tübingen’s Enchanting Nursery Oasis

Sleek, dark wooden exterior with striking geometric patterns and large windows against green landscape.

Designed by Dannien Roller Architekten + Partner, the Sofie Haug Children’s Day-Care Centre in Tübingen, Germany, is a contemporary architectural marvel that seamlessly blends with its enchanting woodland surroundings. This two-storey hybrid-timber nursery, built in 2022, features a striking façade of charred spruce and bright, glazed teal spruce, creating an alluring mystic effect that captivates both children and visitors alike.

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