Buildings.

A question of challenge.

All construction projects – whether big or small – have one thing in common: every single one of them makes new demands on the engineer, because every building has its very own specifics.

To recognize this, you must drill right down to reach the core of the problem. Brilliant achievement is a question of challenge.

By means of structural planning we aim to transform the wishes of the client and the ideas of the architect into a viable construction.

Small but nice!

Living on the inner harbour.

Maritime holiday paradise.

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Woven into Hammerbrook.

Park and Fly.

Made fit for the next 150 years.

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Modern response to warehouse destrict.

A foundation for Hamburg’s stars.

New connection following old traditions.

Gastronomic experience high above the Elbe.

A new sales arena on an old foundation.

Like a sheet of paper.

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Light-flooded elegance at the opera.

A new neighbour in Heimfeld.

The River Elbe within arm's reach.

An office building like an ocean liner.

Built in alphabetical order.

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Extension for protected Schumacher building.

Inserted into Altona’s Elbhang.

An alliance of new and old.

Times have changed.

A curved castle in the air.

With a view of the Outer Alster.

Bringing administration under one roof.

Residential space for the Messestadt.

Where the deliveries are made.

An island of urban lifestyle.

The cog sets sail on the bank of the Elbe.

Working at Hamburg’s most historic site.

Back in the limelight.

A white pearl on the Outer Alster.

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New air cargo centre for the north.

Simple modernity meets the Middle Ages.

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Architecture for the built environment.

Living, water, growth.

Building an elegant bridge between yesterday and today.

Built for the future of optical technology.

Waterside residences – in the heart of the city.

New Development in an Old Quarter.

An artistic insertion.

Little brother with its own personality.

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Change on the Inner Alster.

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A house with a stunning view over the Elbe.

When there’s a fire on the airport apron…

Openness and communication.

Europe’s most modern locomotive factory.

Stable and yet in motion?

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Now the trio is complete.

New building with old-style charm.

In the spotlight.

Wellbeing for all the senses.

New facade – new name.

The works of art have returned.

The elephant is still there.

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Elbe River Six-Two-Six.

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A derelict area has turned into a modern office complex.

Something new on a historic site.

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Not only virtual storage space is in demand.

Symbiosis between nature and architecture.

A new urban development pearl.

Dreams need security.

Clearing the way for something new.

Big shelter for big birds.

Research instead of coffee.

Legal information centre.

New buildings for an old residential area.

Addition and revitalisation.

An appropriate home.

International connections.

Incisive measures.

Shining for the audience.

Architectural history with the news.

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Easy to see through.

A style icon shines in new splendour.

Coffee or Velvet?

Fresh beer from Hamburg-Harburg.

High up in St. Georg.

Air conditioning versus structural design.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah!

The hall below the park.

Part of a lively neighbourhood.

Shining in its new facade.

Anchored in Hamburg harbour.

You can still grow even at an advanced age.

Outstanding.

Living for the connoisseur.

Wide bridges in the air.

Projects categorised.

Projects unfiltered.