.works
2004 - 2022
studioA / Frankfurt, Germany & Hong Kong.
Co-founder and Creative Director.
Worked closely with many renowned clients such as architecture firms, real estate developers, design agencies to create striking visualizations and powerful presentations for architecture competitions, design proposals or real estate marketing. Creative design of a vast range of digital content and 3D visualization services to communicate interior/exterior architecture, as well as all sorts of design projects, whether in retail, products, events & exhibitions.
.client Sopago | .year 2021
Sopago offers a modular solar carport system for parking spaces, which can be adapted to the needs of industry, trade and municipalities. High yields and flexible orientation due to east-west gable roof shape and bifacial solar modules. Solar carports for 2, 3, 4, 6 and 8 parking spaces, which can be extended to many times over. Entrance height 2.50m or 3.70m and parking widths 2.40m – 3.50m, parking lot markings are retained. Durable, highly solid construction made of hot-dip galvanized steel and wood glued beams. Feed-in from the PV system into the public grid.
.client Gateway Gardens GmbH | Groß & Partner
.year 2007 - 2018
With 700,000 square meters of projected gross floor area on an area of 35 hectares, Gateway Gardens is one of the largest district developments in an airport city in Europe. The new Frankfurt district is located in the center of the most important traffic axes: at the international airport Frankfurt/Rhein-Main, at the largest airport train station and at the largest motorway junction in Germany. Since 2019, Gateway Gardens also has its own S-Bahn connection. More than 4,500 people now work in the local companies.
.client Meixner Schlüter Wendt Architects | Groß & Partner GmbH
.year 2008 - 2017
Right on the waterfront in Frankfurt’s Osthafen district, the new office building The Docks comes together with Dock 2.0, a slab-like existing structure, to create a homogenous ensemble. The area surrounding this new office building is dotted with industrial complexes and warehouse facilities and characterized by the uniquely special atmosphere of a container port. What immediately springs to mind is associations with terms such as ‚storage‘, ‚stacking‘, ‚moving‘ and ‚shifting‘. Along with the usage requirement for various ‚attachable‘ elements, these terms were the starting point for an edifice whose structure, shape and appearance fit in instinctively with the look and feel of the Osthafen.
