We believe in the power of cities.
Future Urbanity – an analytical approach in spatial densification
How can an already built city evolve to meet the changing needs of its residents?
This is the question we are addressing in this project. Mobility, housing shortage, leisure activities and local supply are the core issues that move us in the city and all lead to the challenges of mixed use and densification.
Future Urbanity is a parametric experiment focussing on complementing existing building structures with modular components which represent the key aspects: mobility, living, leisure (sports & recreation). Social and structural needs of an urban ecosystem are reflected through the different modules clinging to the existing building structures and creating a new symbiosis.
Our design for the new headquarter of SICK was in the press last week. The new headquarter holds two different facades representing the company values of transparency and connection.
In cooperation with Studio Vulkan and ARUP we envisioned a 65m tall building at Rosenheimer Straße in Munich for Art Invest. The core structure of the existing office building, constructed in the 70s will be preserved and expanded by two additional volumes. All dressed with a facade of green photovoltaic louvres generating around 25% of the energy demands of the building.
The perfect combination of nature and urbanity at the Loisach - new living space and enhanced infrastructure in the heart of Wolfratshausen.
Today, Nymphenburgerstrasse presents itself as a mix between old and new. Next to the stuccoed early day houses stand architectures with smooth facades without decoration and simple, serial window arrangements. They were built in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. At Nymphenburgerstrasse 48 there is such a six-story building, erected in 1983, for which we planned and visualized a new layout.
Munich's Westend is changing. Our plan? To replace an old irrelevant building on a barren piece of wasteland with an elegant, ultra-modern office surrounded by greenery.
Am 25. Juni von 11.00 bis 12.00 Uhr können Architekturliebhaber mit Fabian Ochs das Atlas Hochhaus im Werksviertel besuchen. Seine Tour führt auch auf die Dachterrasse im 14. Obergeschoss mit einem sensationellen Blick über München. Das Atlas Hochhaus wurde 2020 mit dem ‚Innovative Architecture – Iconic Award‘ und 2021 mit dem ‚Global Green Business Award“ ausgezeichnet. Es ist zudem Leed Gold zertifiziert. Treffpunkt: Eingang Rosenheimerstrasse 143.
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The German Design Award 2022 has been awarded: We are among the winners!
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Our project Hotel Sonne in Füssen received the Iconic Awards 2021 Hospitality - Innovative Architecture! Find out more
Finally the head office opens to the public and we are very pleased about this great closing of an exiciting project!
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Mai 2021
Process being made at Hufelandstrasse, as part of FIZ Future in the north of Munich - we completed Service Phase Two and are looking forwards to the next steps in this super exciting project! Find out more
OS A is proud to be a new member of the USGBC!
The U.S. Green Building Council is committed to a sustainable,
prosperous future through LEED, the leading program for
green buildings and communities worldwide.
We are looking forward to plenty new sustainable projects!
Die Macherei is awarded with the "Publikumspreis" of München Architektur. Find out more
A very special atmosphere awaits you at Hotel Sonne. Find out more
Let´s make 2021 special - maybe with a joint project engagement?
