Best Wooden Porches Munich Near Me

4worldlovers: Life in Berlin. Over the past few decades, alongside the daily rat race of real estate sharks, big investors and ongoing gentrification, a popular alternative model – the housing cooperative – has been gaining ground. The

Consisting of 15 families, was fortunate enough to get hold of one of the last building plots in central Neukölln. Their task for the IFUB* was to design an ecological, friendly, yet modern house that is well integrated into the city surroundings, with plenty of greenery and both courtyard and rooftop communal spaces.

Two apartments in a turn-of-the-century industrial building, long vacant and lacking in charm due to their purely functional former use. The project

Shows how it was possible to breathe back life into these old walls, and at the same time promote them to contemporary standards.

The people of Freising are fed up. For far too long, cars have come first in the decisions governing mobility and infrastructure in their local area. Now, things are about to change.

Actively advocates for a reform in transport policies and a traffic turnaround. Of course, the IFUB* is supporting this project!


An ornate, landmark farmhouse - historically protected, in a panoramic location just outside Munich. A new concept to do justice to the building, its history, and its setting. Historical building materials and ecological construction techniques guiding the renovation and restoration, and clients - directly descended from the original contractor and with a special bond to the building - to wholeheartedly take on the challenge. Here, dedication and idealism were required at every turn. After much problem-solving, creative thinking, and countless small and large solutions, the result is clear to see: The

The coffee house — a centuries-old institution in Vienna and the favorite place to rendezvous for a cross-section of society. Here beats the pulse of Austria’s capital. But what does the contemporary coffee house look like — fresh, yet timeless? Inviting by day and seriously cool at night? Delicious food and incredible drinks? Relaxation and culture combined? The new


In Kandlgasse 12 in the 7th district shows us how it’s done!


Urban infill 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. But what about an environmentally friendly timber complex? In the project


The IFUB * demonstrates how you can, in fact, have infill, ecology, and top-quality architecture all under one roof (or under four roofs, to be precise).


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


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!


Small changes, big impact — that was the task at 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.

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

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


(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.


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