OSA has been shaping the cityscape of Munich and beyond for a quarter of a century. Since its foundation by Fabian Ochs and Florian Schmidhuber in 2000, the office has established itself as a major player in the Bavarian architecture scene and has realized numerous pioneering projects. OSA celebrated its 25th anniversary with a summer party at Ampere in Munich's Muffatwerk and was attended by numerous guests from the worlds of architecture, culture and the industry. Musician Nik West provided the musical backdrop for the evening. Our thanks go to all our customers, partners and our employees who made our success possible – cheers to the next 25 years!
Finally opened: Herzog Max was developed as a pioneering mixed-use property in a prime location in Munich that sets new standards for German city centers.
The station district is getting ready for the future: the 100th Motel One is providing an impetus that will continue to drive urban development around the central station. Our design enriches the architecture of the neighbourhood and will significantly shape the future Central Business District (CBD).
Another visit at the construction site of our project in Freiburg.
A modern high-rise building is planned in Munich that redefines urban living. The community roof garden extends over several floors and creates a green oasis.
The central railway areas were developed in accordance with the ‘compact, green, urban’ guideline of the ‘Perspektive München’ urban development concept. Find out more about our vision for the central railway areas!
Your're planning a trip to Leipzig? Spend a night at the recently opened Stay KooooK Hotel.
Significant progress on the construction site of our building close to the munich central station.
Timber hybrid construction on the way! One of our ambitious projects is growing fast and we paid a short visit to take some pictures.
We're excited to share that our Heimeran project has won the German Design Award 2024!
Together with Hammer AG and Optima-Aegidius Group we are continuing the transformation of the former Siemens-Site in Obersendling. We are pleased about the great interview at Architekturblatt with Fabian Ochs.
OSA participated at the 18th edition of the ECC Architecture Biennale Time Space Existence.
Our project "FUTURE URBANITY" is a parametric experiment focussing on complementing existing building structures with modular components which represents the key aspects: mobility, living and leisure (sport & recreation). The 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.
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