PLACE TELLS A STORYFOR ME, ARCHITECTURE IS THE ART OF CONTINUING IT. BY COMBINING THE PAST AND THE NEW, SPACES ARE CREATED THAT PRESERVE IDENTITY AND SHAPE A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE.
BLOCHER PARTNERS
STUTTGART, GERMANY
STUDENT TRAINEE
07I23 - 11I24
UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
STUTTGART, DEUTSCHLAND
MASTER OF ARTS (M.A.) ARCHITECTURE
03I23 - 02I25
initiation and development of an internal office detail catalog renovation and reutilization of an administration building 3.500 m2, service phases 2-4 (as per HOAI) design development and submission of the building application
new construction of an office and production building 4500 m2, service phase 5 (as per HOAI) detail development
DEUTSCHE POST DHL GROUP
ELLWANGEN, GERMANY
LETTER AND PARCEL CARRIER
BJARKE INGELS GROUP (BIG)
KOPENHAGEN, DENMARK ARCHITECTURE DESIGN ASSISTANT
01I23 - 02I23
03I22 - 12I22
renovation and extension of an old mixed-use building complex
88.000 m2
design development and creation of visualizations and architectural drawings
model construction of the project for EXPO REAL in Munich
s 2022 approval planning of a competition for the Île Seguin in Paris
s 120.000 m2
floor plan and development planning
FREY+SILLER ARCHITECTS
STUTTGART, GERMANY
STUDENT TRAINEE
10I19 - 01I22
project support in 8 projects of service phases 1-8 (as per HOAI) project responsibility in design and implementation planning of s small projects
office marketing management
corporate design and social media management
ISIN+CO ARCHITECTS
STUTTGART GERMANY
STUDENT TRAINEE
08I18 - 09I19
project support in 3 projects of service phases 3-9 (as per HOAI)
cumulative grade: 1.2 (scale from 1-6, 1 is highest), MT 1.0
master thesis “Mühlstein music academy
A place of music at the Ehrenfels castle ruins”
UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
STUTTGART, GERMANY
10I18 - 02I22
BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) ARCHITECTURE
cumulative grade: 1.7 (scale from 1-6, 1 ist highest), BT 1.3
bachelor thesis “le béguinage - extension of a barracks”
UNIVERSITY JÖNKÖPING
JÖNKÖPING, SWEDEN
ERASMUS STUDENT
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL ELLWANGEN, GERMANY
UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE QUALIFICATION
GOVERNMENT SCOLARSHIP
EPISCOPAL PROMOTION CUSANUSWERK CUSANUSWERK
BONN, GERMANY
SCOLARSHIP OF GERMANY
UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND FREY+SILLER ARCHITECTS
STUTTGART, GERMANY
ARCHICAD
VECTORWORKS
REVIT
08I20 - 01I21
09I10 - 07I18
01I21 - 02I25
10I19 - 10I20
High above the steep vineyards of Rüdesheim near the Rhine, the Ehrenfels Castle Ruins stand as a landmark at the entrance to the UNESCO World Heritage Site «Upper Middle Rhine Valley.» Since its construction around the year 1200, the castle has played a significant role in art, music, and poetry.
At this historic site, a music academy will be established, inspired by the
former duty village below the castle. It will provide musicians with a space to rehearse and perform together as a community. At the same time, the castle ruins will be revitalized as a venue for cultural events.
The Mühlstein Music Academy bridges past and present, breathing new life into this historic setting.
Every room of the academy opens up to views of the surrounding Middle Rhine Valley. The bond between the academy and the ruins is ever-present, reflected in its rugged, rock-like surfaces both indoors and outdoors.
Humbly positioned beneath the ruins, the new academy sits at the foot of the vineyard slope. The heart of the academy village offers a direct view of the ruins, the highest authority atop the vineyard. It is also visible from within the academy‘s interior spaces.
möglingen
The city of Ludwigsburg, a small town near Stuttgart, is planning to expand the surrounding regional transport network. As part of this initiative, a new train stop is being built in Möglingen. The existing tracks and the historic train station will be reactivated and developed into a modern, spacious stop.
The area around the station will be transformed into the town’s green center and a vibrant event hub due to the lack of recreational spaces.
The new station will serve as an efficient key point connecting car, bicycle, and train traffic.
The charm of the old train station is preserved and transformed into a regional café with a new event hall. The new station is directly connected to the red express bike path and can be easily accessed. Additional building volumes create a versatile open-air space.
A color concept serves as a guiding system and blends with translucent structures, which act as luminous landmarks shaping the area.
bachelor thesis
Nowadays, the housing shortage is becoming increasingly severe. The densification of cities by adding additional floors to existing buildings is the best solution to maintain urban quality of life. The design of the beguine village - an ancient housing form for women - on an existing barracks site in Karlsruhe, Germany
creates living space for both a traditional and a new way of living.
The women‘s community traces its origins back to the 12th century and is being further developed as a communal, intergenerational way of life.
the beguine village above the existing structure
The addition is constructed as a lightweight structure on the existing framework and offers spaces for community and retreat. Different types of apartments allow for various living arrangements.
apartment type 4
At the harbor head of Krefeld, Germany there are listed former warehouse buildings that are a landmark of the city. The artificial land spit was created around 1900 to connect the velvet and silk production to the European water trade route. The historic buildings are being renovated and
restored to their original appearance. A simple new building on the water complements the ensemble, extending one floor above the quay wall.
This extension creates an attractive public space and invites residents to linger.
The extension building docks to the quay walls and preserves the striking presence of the wedge-shaped old building over the square. The old building houses the conference center, while the new building serves as a theater house and includes two playable halls.
The greened exhibition pavilion of the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart forms a symbiosis with Stuttgart‘s Rosensteinpark, creating a place for art in the midst of nature. The building is located at the edge of the park, along the sightline to Killesberg.
A greened curtain surrounding the pavilion filters the surroundings and weaves the building into the park.
A diffuse and magical threshold space is created in the park.
BODENAUFBAU
FASSADENAUFBAU 38 Fassadenplatte feuerverzinkt 1mm 39 Fassadenunterkonstruktion
Wärmedämmung 50 mm
Wärmedämmmung, 150 mm
The two-story museum features two offset blocks on the ground floor, with the upper floor floating above and covering the entrances. Visitors enter through the greened facade, walk past sculptures in a water basin, and ascend a sculptural staircase to the main exhibition, which concludes at the café.
UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
STUTTGART, DEUTSCHLAND
MASTER OF ARTS (M.A.) ARCHITECTURE
UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
STUTTGART, GERMANY
03I23 - 02I25
10I18 - 02I22
BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) ARCHITECTURE
SCOLARSHIP OF GERMANY
UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND FREY+SILLER ARCHITECTS
STUTTGART, GERMANY
10I19 - 10I20
BLOCHER PARTNERS
STUTTGART, GERMANY
STUDENT TRAINEE
BJARKE INGELS GROUP (BIG)
KOPENHAGEN, DENMARK
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN ASSISTANT
FREY+SILLER ARCHITECTS
STUTTGART, GERMANY
STUDENT TRAINEE
07I23 - 11I24
03I22 - 12I22
10I19 - 01I22
