Barkow Leibinger’s first large public building, designed for a horticultural show in Potsdam, Germany, in 2001, now has its future secured

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Florian Heilmeyer

The use of concrete in AFF Architekten’s building for a Berlin biodiversity non‑profit reveals the complexity at the heart of building sustainably

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Florian Heilmeyer

An exhibition in Munich studies four examples of the architectural gift, a sometimes unwelcome flourish of statecraft

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Florian Heilmeyer

The restoration of the house designed by Walter Gropius for artists Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee in Dessau, Germany, lives on as a walk‑in artwork

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Florian Heilmeyer

In the Uckermark, north of Berlin, Helga Blocksdorf Architektur have transformed a former stable into a flexible space for working and living

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Florian Heilmeyer