The Institute – collectively creative

Architecture and interior design are our core competencies, but together with an interdisciplinary team, we work on all-inclusive solutions that go the extra mile. We offer advise before, during, and after a project, and provide the architecture, perfectly suited furniture, and graphic design to ensure a holistic and comprehensive end result. Because whatever the context, the right solution always goes beyond pure architecture.

Contextual Design

means that every project is precisely analyzed, evaluated, and developed individually, based on the client's specific needs and criteria. No task is the same, every concept is customized and tailor-made. Our dedication and enthusiasm to developing great projects is our greatest strength, and forming a long-lasting appreciation for the results is our ultimate goal.

2019 I_

A dedication to cities and people - that’s what you’ll find, not just in our regular projects but also our in-house ones too.

Park Dein’ Park

poses the fundamental question: Streets space is public space — isn’t public space for everyone? On a standard parking space, just like those found in abundance in every city in the Western World today, nothing is permitted — other than parking. No gardens, no place to sit, you can’t even park a bike on them. Here, we are beating the system at its own game — and becoming parkparkers. Find out more with a ‘KLICK’ and turn yourself into a parkparker too!

_I Renovation

2017–2018 I_

¯I Giesing, Munich

Photo: Sorin Morar I¯

Small changes, big impact — that was the task at

office improuv.

In their newly-rented accommodations, the wall, doors, ceilings, and floors were designated off-limits, yet the corporate culture of the agile consultancy group was to be made recognizable at a glance. With just a bucket of paint, solid built-in units, and a few fresh furnishings, great things can be achieved in the shortest time.

_I Architectural competition

2017 I_

¯I Nordring, Bayreuth

Rendering: WÜrschinger/IFUB* I¯

Young and talented new employees are highly sought after by today’s medium-sized companies. In the constant battle with the big industry players, it is no longer enough to locate a new institute in a hip university city—the architecture and working conditions on offer must also exceed that of the competition. REHAU AG rose to this challenge when it opened the competition for a new commercial and office building on a recently purchased building plot in Bayreuth. The competition entry

Rehau One House,

created by WÜRSCHINGER Architects in cooperation with the IFUB *, the landscape architects of atelier le balto, and urbanist Dr. Rainer Johann, was awarded the

1st Price.

_I Architectural Design Competition

2016 I_

¯I Bogenhausen, Munich

Rendering: IFUB*/Steidle I¯

For the architectural design competition

PEK

(Prinz Eugen Karree) a design was sought for the central complex of a new residential development in Munich’s Bogenhausen. The design entailed adhering to the strict requirements of the "Konzeptioneller Mietwohnungsbau" (program for government-funded housing) which included the provision of diverse commercial units. The design also needed to include soundproofing and a new “green spaces” concept. The designs submitted by the IFUB* in cooperation with Steidle Architects and Stefanie Jühling (landscape architect) was awarded the 2nd Prize.

_I New build

2016 - during construction I_

¯I Baldham, near München

Rendering: Loomilux I¯

Urban in-fill done well? Anyone who has ever dared venture into Munich's suburbs knows that architectural quality is rarely a factor in space rededication and infill developments. In the project

Hausfuchs,

the IFUB* have tried to do things differently. And in 2018 we will see how it turns out...

_I Renovation

2015-2016 I_

¯I Friedrichshain, Berlin

Photo: Eduardo Perez I¯

Germany’s largest market research institute needed new premises for its "big data" department. The pilot project

GFK Berlin

was not just about creating office space - the Gesellschaft für Konsumforschung (consumer research association) wanted nothing less than to trial a new future in their own area of work.

In the old chocolate factory in Berlin’s Kreuzkölln, the wild flair of 70s communal living still resonates across the floors. On the second floor is an apartment,

Apartment H,

that pays homage to the old spirit. Who said wild cannot be beautiful?

The idea that Bavarians and Berliners don’t always see eye to eye doesn’t just come from big politics. This makes the example set by Sauspiel GmbH - who very successfully combine the best of both worlds - all the more admirable. The (digital) future of the traditional, Bavarian card game "Schafkopf" is being written in Berlin, at the new

Sauspiel Office.

In a balancing act between north and south, Berlin and Bavaria, modernity and tradition, chocolate factory and brezel bakery, the IFUB* were on hand to help shape a fitting architectural environment.

_I Large-Scale Art Installation

2015 I_

¯I Sendling, Munich

Photo: Sorin Morar I¯

When artist Sinta Werner sought a competent team to help realize her colorful installation project

CMYK-Farbraum

the IFUB* were more than happy to help. All fired up by the sheer colorful, joyful plans, they set out to help turn a thrilling idea into a wonderfully successful piece of art.

_I Architectural Design Competition

2015 I_

¯I Neustadt a.d. Waldnaab

Plan: IFUB* I¯

Designing a new building for the district administration offices (Landratsamt) in the historic town Neustadt a. d. Waldnaab - in short

LANEW

- required a meticulous attention to detail regarding a sympathetic integration with existing architecture. As part of the design competition, not only was a gateway between the old town and the landmarked "New Castle" to be created, but also a seamless transition between the development and the rest of its surroundings. A cautious and respectful approach combined with self-confident concepts therefore guided the design.

_I Renovation

2013 - 2015 I_

¯I 13th District, Vienna

Photo: Sorin Morar I¯

Take an Art Déco villa, two cheerful owners, and a cosmopolitan capital city, add a pinch of the movie Metropolis, a few grams of Bonn Bundestag and a hint of historical train carriages, and stir and shake until the old apartment is refurbished. Makes no sense? Wait until you see

Apartment S!

_I Design of new-build apartment

2015 I_

¯I Schwabing, Munich

Photo: Sorin Morar I¯

A kitchen is a kitchen is a kitchen - is a kitchen? Not the case with

Apartment B,

a newly built apartment in Munich.

_I urban planning, residential development, competition

2013 I_

¯I Nürnberg, Südstadt

Rendering: IFUB* I¯

High density communal living, optimal space utilization, and a simultaneous demand for more green; of course combined with contemporary, flexible living, exciting architecture, and maximum cost efficiency. Sounds impossible?

The Südberg

in the southern city of Nuremberg demonstrates how it can work…

_I Renovation

2012-2013 I_

¯I Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin

Photo: Julia Klug I¯

A new addition to a family home is cause for celebration. But suddenly, when the previously luxurious apartment becomes a bit too small for the now family-of-5, renovations are on the cards. That's why, in

apartment C,

not only was one room made into two, but the whole apartment redesigned and made fit for the next two decades.

Planning a visit to Berlin? Want pleasant accommodation for a fair price? Perhaps you should look for the newly designed and refurbished

Apartment A

in Berlin’s Kreuzberg district….

_I Renovation: WEBERWÜRSCHINGER

2008 - 2012 I_

¯I Rehau, Oberfranken

Photo: Stefan Meyer I¯

An insight into the world of the REHAU Corporation. With the refurbishment of its company headquarters - the

LITHIUM

project - REHAU AG presents itself as a cosmopolitan and future-oriented enterprise to guests and employees.

_I Restoration: wiewiorra hopp schwark architekten

2011-2012 I_

¯I Hansaviertel, Berlin

Photo: Tobias Wille I¯

At the historically protected, single-family dwelling

HAUS KIRSTEN,

an air of tension is stirred up between contemporary, modern interior architecture and monument-orientated restoration.

_I conversion and renovation

2012 I_

¯I Kreuzberg, Berlin

Photo: Julia Klug I¯

From two make one. That was the aim for a young couple in Berlin's Kreuzberg district. When the old apartment next door went up for sale, it was bought, merged with the existing apartment, and completely renovated. The new, spacious

Apartment M

now offers enough space for their extensive circle of friends.

_I New-Build Competition

2011 I_

¯I Weimar, Thüringen

Photo: IFUB* I¯

A world-famous museum in a historic location. For the

NEW BAUHAUS MUSEUM

in Weimar, sensitivity and confident design were demanded in equal measure from the architects.

_I Interior design & CI

2010-2011 I_

¯I Aying, Oberbayern

Photo: Johanna Kurz I¯

Holistic interior design and an exciting corporate identity. There is a lot to discover for adults and children alike in the

PRACTICE DR. KURZ,

located in picturesque Aying, near Munich.

_I City planning, new build, competition

2011 I_

¯I Wittstock/Dosse, Brandenburg

Image: IFUB* I¯

The district of Wittstock/Dosse has been suffering from the same problem for years: The city is shrinking. People move away. The quality of life drops. The project

living room Wittstock,

presents a comprehensive concept for sustainable urban development, including contemporary, generation-friendly housing.

_I renovation: roedig.schop architekten

2008 - 2010 I_

¯I Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin

Photo: Gianni Plescia I¯

From a rundown, historically listed former cider mill and brewery in a backyard in the heart of Berlin, to a single-family dwelling;

K78

has been redesigned as a high-quality living space with open floor plans.

_I Renovation/development: WEBERWÜRSCHINGER

2008 - 2010 I_

¯I Rehau, Oberfranken

Photo: Bernhard Kurz I¯

A new central training location for technical and commercial personnel of REHAU AG. An exciting old-build renovation combined with a state-of-the-art new-build. The training center

PROLIN

makes the trainees’ dreams come true.

A simple approach. A straight forward assembly. The slick design of the

NAKED TABLE

brings joy at home or work.

Breakfast, at home, on stormy days? The heavy product design of

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