In addition to ecological, climatic, technical, social and aesthetic aspects, we also understand climate-aware architecture to include ethical requirements for a future-oriented building culture.    

For us, this means developing sustainable architecture in a holistic sense that builds on the architectural knowledge of the past. 

This includes an energetic, ecological and socially just consideration of the entire life cycle of a building, from material development, the construction and utilisation phase through to the reuse of materials. 

Adapted to the climatic conditions, we combine the natural energetic resources of the location with modern technology to avoid excessive engineering. Whenever possible, we plan with untreated or regenerative materials such as clay and wood. From this we develop buildings with a concise aesthetic of simplicity that is not fashionable. 

To achieve these goals, we work with advanced planning tools and cooperate with innovative technical engineers.