new building of a 4 star superior hotel with 112 rooms. the hotel was integrated into the renovation of the butzweiler hof airport in cologne and was built on top of an existing garage complex from the 1930s. as the centre of the new motorworld rheinland, it complements the new location as a theme hotel for classic cars.

GFA 6,000 m² - 2014-2018 Employees: Luis Traesel, Weisheng Fang, Bojana Bojanic, Stefan Mattes, Peter Merk

Photos: HG Esch

Renovation of the old state airport Butzweiler Hof. The listed building consists of a reception building, a garage building, two hangars and a runway made of concrete slabs. The civil airport Cologne with its reception building was finally completed in 1935, the main building with the reception and check-in hall was designed and realised in the modern style of the "new building", the Butzweiler Hof was the second largest German civil airport after Berlin Tempelhof in the 1930s. Complemented by new single-storey structures with black flat roofs and an aluminium-coloured structure of the hotel, the complex presents itself as the Motorworld Rheinland.

GFA 30,000 m² - 2014-2018
Employees: Luis Traesel, Weisheng Fang, Bojana Bojanic, Stefan Mattes, Peter Merk
Photos: HG Esch

With simple materials, a sophisticated residential domicile with flowing rooms was created on two floors. The minimalistic realization reveals light-filled and generously proportioned living spaces. A large terrace as well as an introverted inner court formulate the transition to the surroundings.

GFA 250 m² – completed 2013

As the assigned regional architects for Porsche Germany, we have been acitive in consulting and planning for new constructions for Porsche Deutschland GmbH since 2013. Energy-saving renovations as well as the realization of the Porsche E-Mobility concept are among our activities as well.

Development of a master design as the lead design for a complete tourist resort. Drawing from traditional Moorish architecture, buildings for different purposes were developed from simple cubic structures. A tourist resort evolved with a central marina, 15 restaurants, shops, 2 movie theaters as well as a clinic, 324 houses and villas. Hotels (3 to 5-star). Admiinistration and maintenance buildings. Kids World, Sports Center, Wellness areas and pools. Staff village for up to 1,400 employees. Mosque with space for 1,040 people.

New construction 75 ha, Beachfront 1.5 km

Design, planning and new construction of a residential building in energy-efficient construction, with a structure out of plywood boards. The facades were clad as structures with silver fir and aluminum composite sheet with ventilated inner surfaces. The rooms inside are dominated by visible wood of different types in combination with white plastered surfaces

Planning and construction: 2015 – 2016
With the cooperation of Ingrid Marx, Bojana Bojanic

New construction of a 4 star superior hotel with 153 rooms, classic cars and sports car salesrooms as well as a workshop area of McLaren on the ground floor. The V8 Hotel is the second section of the already existing theme hotel. In a total of 16 themed rooms, the automotive passion is presented. 7 long-stay apartments complete the offer. A wellness area on the 6th floor gives a glimpse of the urban development area of the airfield.

GFA 6,000 m² - 2014-2018
With the cooperation of: Ingrid Marx (Project Management), Luis Traesel, Weisheng Fang, Bojana Bojanic, Stefan Mattes
Photos: Zooey Brown, HG Esch

A solar pylon was planned for Porsche Deutschland GmbH in Berlin to be located at highway A113 as a signet of the brand as well as of its endeavors in e-mobility that is effective even from afar. Equipped with 7,776 photovoltaic modules, it can produce 31kWp of electric energy. The estimated total production of 14,000 kWh annually will be at the direct disposal of electric and hybrid vehicles.

Client: Porsche Deutschland GmbH
Planning and construction: 2015
With the cooperation of: Patricia Grill, Bojana Bojanic

The renovation and conversion of the historic pit level into an oldtimer and sports car center with conference rooms, gastronomic locales, and a hotel was planned and projected for the coal mine Ewald Entwicklungsgesellschaft. The accomodation of exhibition and shop areas alternates with glass workshops on three floors. Gastronomy areas offer points of respite to lounge a while on the walkway through the building. A hotel with 120 rooms is placed freely within the existing space in the uppermost floor.

Client: Zeche Ewald Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG
Planning and realization: 2016 – 2018
Rendering: Nookta

After the prelimenary drafts by Tennigkeit Architekten, the working drawings and detailed planning as well as the structural design for the restoration of a state monument residential building in Stuttgart, Germany, were created. The standard floors were restored according to state monument regulations and converted to high-quality apartments. Two new maisonette apartements were created in the open space of the attic.

Planning and construction: 2014 – 2016
Location: Rötestrasse, Stuttgart, Germany
Performed services: Working drawings and detailed planning, structural design (CIP engineers)
With the cooperation of: Ingrid Marx, Katja Sauter, Weisheng Fang, Christoph Bachhofen
Photos: Kilian Bischop

New construction of a Porsche Center at the entrance to Wiesbaden with a spacious showroom for 21 exhibition vehicles of an affiliated workshop with 14 service workstations as well as an additional used car area.

GFA 2.500 m² - 2015-2017
With the cooperation of: Patricia Grill (Project Manager), Katja Kieran
Photos: Victor S. Brigola

After the prelimenary design by Patrick Harnisch Architekten, the working drawings and detailed planning as well as the structural design followed in order to convert a former printing company building from the turn of the century into high-quality loft apartments. The building was gutted and floors were added. Light-filled, completely open living spaces with generously proportioned roof terraces were created.

Planning and construction: 2014 – 2016
Location: Rötestrasse Stuttgart
Performed services: Working drawings and detailed planning, structural design (CIP engineers)
With the cooperation of: Ingrid Marx, Katja Sauter, Weisheng Fang
Photos: Kilian Bischop

After the prelimenary design by Tennigkeit Architekten, the working drawings and detailed planning as well as the structural design for the new construction of a residential building on Rötestrasse in Stuttgart, Germany, followed. With the addition of a subterranean garage as well as a sophisticated inner court design, a residential ensemble of high-class condominiums was created. The rhythmically arranged clinker facades introduce this building charmingly into a street which is characterized by turn-of-the-century architecture.

Planning and construction: 2014 – 2016
Location: Rötestrasse, Stuttgart, Germany
Performed services: Working drawings and detailed planning, structural design (CIP engineers)
With the cooperation of: Ingrid Marx, Katja Sauter, Weisheng Fang
Photos: Kilian Bischop

Prelimenary design and planning of a residential housing complex of 18 apartments at prime location at the sandy beach of Port d´Alcudia. The modern houses with square floor plan and of architecture in the modern classic style are introduced into the urban context and put their mark on a location of modest luxury. The outer and inner areas are connected by generous glass walls and terraces with an extraordinary view of the sea. Every apartment has an own wellness area and a pool on the roof terrace or in the garden.

Planning and construction: 2015 – 2017
With the cooperation of: Christoph Faerber

Planning and realization of a Porsche customer center at the perimeter of the town of Böblingen, on the Flugfeld grounds. On the underground parking garage shared with the neighboring V8 Hotel, an ideally typical Porsche customer center with a used car showroom on the underground floor was erected.

Planning and construction: 2015 – 2016
Size (GFA): 6,600 m²
Location: Wolfgang-Brumme-Allee, Böblingen, Germany
With the cooperation of: Patricia Grill, Katja Sauter, Ingrid Marx
Photos: Zooey Braun

Design and planning of the new construction of an NIU Hotel with 256 rooms. Emulating the existing on-site construction, the hotel was designed as two constructions in an arrangement perpendicular to the street. It can be seen from state road B27 and from highway A8 and presents itself on a slope side with horizontally arranged facade elements.

Planning and construction: 2016 – 2018
With the cooperation of: Ingrid Marx, Bojana Bojanic

The Porsche Photovoltaik Carport was developed In cooperation with Porsche AG. For the purpose of recharging electric vehicles, it represents a further building block in the e-performance portfolio of Porsche AG. Worldwide sales are coordinated by CIP architects engineers.

With the cooperation of: patricia Grill, Katja Kieran

Design and Planning of the new construction of an NIU Hotel with 227 rooms. Drawing from the existing building structure, the new hotel complements the perimeter development at this point. The horizontal stratification of the floors was taken up in the facade design and shuffled in a playful way.

Planning and construction: 2017 – 2018
With the cooperation of: Ingrid Marx, Bojana Bojanic

Planning and new construction of a factory, including areas for administration and training, in Bad Bellingen. The building presents itself as calm and functional, with a black facade. A metal curtain envelops the administration building as well as the entrance court on the access side. The company presents itself symbolically with its core product in the open.

Competition 20155
Planning and construction: 2017 – 2018
With the cooperation of: Sebastian Thera, Weisheng Fang