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      • Taking responsibility

        Taking responsibility

        Our architecture is about taking responsibility. It does this by maintaining a clear-eyed view of place, by ensuring the sustainable use of resources and by seeking to reflect lasting, cultural values.

      • Telling stories

        Telling stories

        Our architecture is about taking responsibility. It does this by maintaining a clear-eyed view of place, by ensuring the sustainable use of resources and by seeking to reflect lasting, cultural values.

      • Making statements

        Making statements

        Our approach is the cornerstone of our building practice. Based on the values of authenticity, methodology and poetry, it helps us create architectural statements around the world.

      • [Translate to English:] Verantwortung übernehmen

        Taking responsibility

        Our architecture is about taking responsibility. It does this by maintaining a clear-eyed view of place, by ensuring the sustainable use of resources and by seeking to reflect lasting, cultural values.

      • [Translate to English:] Geschichten erzählen

        Telling stories

        “Ultimately, there are just three ways in which architecture can express itself: through geometry, materials and light. These are the tools with which it must tell its stories.” Prof. Dietmar Eberle

      • Making statements

        Making statements

        Our approach is the cornerstone of our building practice. Based on the values of authenticity, methodology and poetry, it helps us create architectural statements around the world.

      News
      • Foundation stone laid

        Climate-friendly new building in Berlin-Wedding: the Kornelius Forum

      • Award

        BCI Asia Awards 2024 honour our architectural office in Hanoi, Vietnam

      • Europa in Levallois-Perret
        Award

        Austrian Environmental Award AGBP for 'Europa' at Levallois-Perret

      • Competition

        Paris La Défense presents the winning project for the Liberté site in Puteaux

      • Competition

        Contract awarded for CENTRAL CLINIC in Baden-Württemberg, Germany

      • Award

        German Design Award - Special Mention for tourism innovation

      • Award

        Austrian environmental award AGBP for Montagne du Parc in Brussels

      • Award

        Brick-Award for 2226 Emmenweid in Emmenbrücke, Switzerland

      • Completion

        New high-rise completed in Berlin. Symbolic handing over of the keys with Franziska Giffey, Mayorness of Berlin

      • Award

        MIPIM Award for project Montagne du Parc in Brussels

      • Competition

        Baumschlager Eberle Architekten designed a new quartier in the German city of Kiel

      • Award

        MIPIM AWARD for project "l1ve - Grande Armée" - Best Futura Project

      What drives us

      Our systematic scrutiny of every aspect of a project means we are constantly pushing the boundaries of architecture: Office and administration.

      A new take on the “city block”

      Charged with creating a scheme to fit a late 19C quarter of Paris, Baumschlager Eberle Architects designed a group of three buildings for office, local authority and residential use with courtyards, parks and pathways providing permeability and an urban feel. The project also scored high on environmental outputs.

      An upmarket shell construction for creative tenants

      Aimed at young businesses with their own design ideas, Baumschlager Eberle Architects’ smart rental complex is designed to meet the current demand for highly flexible, affordable business space. Its open layout and informal feel have also proved popular.

      An architectural statement for the Hilti brand

      The brief for the Hilti Training Centre was to express the company’s values in architectural terms and meet a number of complex requirements in one coherent whole. In response, Baumschlager Eberle Architects created a clearly structured, multifunctional building that is both solid and elegant.

      The antidote to high-tech buildings

      Energy efficiency is often achieved by high-tech retrofits, but Baumschlager Eberle Architects have made 2226, their Lustenau HQ, a blueprint for the future: a building without air conditioning technology. It also offers architecture that is enduring and sustainable in both environmental and aesthetic terms.

      Designing a new city quarter

      Asked to plan a new city quarter at the meeting point of two quite different existing neighbourhoods, Baumschlager Eberle Architects created an upmarket complex of three striking apartment blocks which are both separated and connected by landscaped grounds.

      How we work

      The cornerstone of our building practice

      We use a clear methodology and a transparent planning structure to ensure that everyone involved in a project understands how it works.

      [Translate to English:] Philosophie Zürich
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