Throwback Sunday.. for more than a decade I had the pleasure to teach and educate young architecture students at different german universities. Teaching also gave me the opportunity to start an run my own studio SESA. in 2012 when I was offered a one year guest professorship at University of Applied Sciences in Trier. At […]
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Throwback Sunday.. Pebbles Lounge Chair derived from a request and shared interest on the potential of generating a modular furniture series based on polypropylene foam. Pebbles Lounge Chair is the result of a design intention to create a lightweight, unibody, sustainable piece of furniture for multiple purposes. This intention is achieved through an intelligent digital […]
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Throwback Sunday.. in 2017 our proposal for the new entrance facade of Circus Hotel Berlin was awarded 3rd prize. Inspired by historical drop off shelters of boutique hotels we designed a double curved pitched metal roof with a perforated cladding which generates a unique moirée effect while passing by the main entrance to the Circus […]
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Throwback Sunday.. the new town hall for the City of Korbach was one of the important and successful competitions we participated in while running SESA. in the year of 2017. The concept was based on two interlocking linear volumes that created a central hinge to explore the different departments within the building while giving the […]
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Throwback Sunday.. während meiner Lehrtätigkeit an der ABK Stuttgart hatte ich die Möglichkeit, einen temporären Ausstellungspavillon zu entwerfen und in der Realisierung zu betreuen. 2015 wurde das Projekt „Lichtwolke“ erstmals als temporärer Hub beim Raumwelten Symposium in Ludwigsburg installiert. 2018 erhielt der pneumatische Pavillon dann im Rahmen des Internationalen Trickfilmfestivals vor dem Stuttgart Schloss einen […]
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Throwback to one of our early SESA. projects back in 2017..! Transformation of a former printer workshop into a 300sqm apartment close to Schlosspark in Stuttgart – I still like the concept diagram and how it turned out into reality.
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