Dem Wandel voraus zu sein und mit unseren Objekten selbst neue Maßstäbe zu setzen, ist die Anforderung an uns selbst. Unser Ziel ist es, Orte zu schaffen, die für eine lange Zeit attraktiv bleiben und mit Leben gefüllt werden. Ein ganzheitlicher Ansatz bildet hierfür die Grundlage – bei der Bestandsentwicklung, der Bestandspflege und dem Eigenbetrieb.
Urban Spaces
The vibrant Schwabinger Tor quarter, where more than 3,000 people will live and work, is taking shape along Leopoldstraße in Schwabing, Munich. The city quarter consists of nine buildings developed by a range of well-known architects. A colourful array of public squares and varied green areas and playgrounds are springing up between multifunctional buildings for office, retail, cultural and residential use. Three 14-floor buildings are already visible landmarks from far away. Residents and visitors alike will benefit from a wide range of shops, manufacturers, restaurants, an art collective and a weekly market, creating a wonderful blend of everyday and special attractions. 50 modern offices, 200 individual attractive apartments and an international lifestyle boutique Andaz hotel fill the city quarter with life. Special features of the new quarter include the "sharing" theme, reflected in many aspects such as co-working, car-sharing and an app for the quarter. Schwabinger Tor will encourage new cooperations and a feeling of community between all users.
Retail Spaces
A modern shopping centre is being built in Sankt Augustin in two construction stages, not only to cover daily needs, but also to give definitive shape to the face of the centre of Sankt Augustin. The new build replaces the existing Huma building from 1977 and will form the new city centre along with the town hall, medical centre and nearby university. Both the shopping centre and the marketplace are being redesigned and the environment is being optimised, including a large park. In terms of infrastructure, two car parks are being extended, a new tram stop is being built and the Ost-West-Spange [east-west branch], a tram underpass, is being expanded for private transport. The new shopping centre is characterised by a modern architectural vocabulary. Bright and welcoming interiors with strong links to nature invite you to stay a while. A wide ranges of services rounds off the centre, which is in the best possible position for the years to come.
Retail Spaces
In the 11th district in Vienna, a major new city attraction is being developed with the modernisation of the Huma Eleven shopping centre, as it has been know since its partial opening in Autumn 2015.
The former Huma shopping centre was opened there in 1987, positioning itself as a specialist store with a site measuring around 40,000 m2. At almost 30 years old, this shopping centre has now been converted over 26 months into the most modern shopping centre in Vienna. Architecture thought through to the very last detail, optimised interior spaces and modern shop concepts all work together to control the emotions of shoppers through the configuration of form, colour, light, climate, look and even smell . All these aspects come together in order to create the best possible visiting conditions, making Huma Eleven a great new meeting-place in Vienna. The architectural concept for the redesign in Vienna was created by Chapman Taylor, the international architectural office from Düsseldorf , while the project was implemented by ATP architects engineers from Vienna. The spatial experience is based on a large-scale mall design, with unique water features, real plants, green islands, food courts and architecture flooded with light.
HOSPITALITY SPACES
Jost Hurler as the proprietor and the Althoff Hotels chains as the operator have worked together to achieve a fine balance between tradition and modernity, highlighting the particular flair of the region with an international outlook. The building's history can be traced right back to the 15th century. Since 1945, Jost Hurler and his wife Josefine, the owner of what used to be the "Zur Überfahrt" inn, have played a major role in steering the fate of the traditional building together, turning it into a prestigious hotel. After numerous renovations measures and style changes, the hotel was replaced with a larger new build in 2001 that met all the requirements for a modern hotel concept. This modern style has developed over the last few years, creating a comfortable atmosphere incorporating touches of regional construction and interior design and a regional/international mix of tradition and modernity that runs through every area of the hotel concept – architecture, service and gastronomy. It has a unique authentic character that matches up to the highest international standards.
Retail Spaces
The "Storkower Bogen" residential, office and shopping centre is situated in Berlin-Lichtenberg, right on the border to the bustling city districts of Prenzlauer Berg and Friedrichshain and five kilometres from the heart of the city, Berlin-Mitte. The highest building in the award-winning complex has twelve storeys and an extraordinary view of the Berlin skyline. Housed in a nine-part building complex with an interior garden area and fountains, it provides the ideal setting for shops, restaurants, conferences, offices, medical practices and high-quality homes. This healthy mix results in a very successful usage concept. A wide range of restaurants and shops offer its 15,000 residents a great local supply of goods and services. With its groundbreaking architecture and bright modern offices, Storkower Bogen is a fantastic business location for companies. An incredibly diverse mixture of companies have set up home here in the last ten years – from IT company headquarters to insurance companies, property management, back offices for various companies and consultant/engineering offices.
Retail Spaces
Melchendorfer Markt is a small but very attractive shopping and office centre in the classic style. Located at the heart of the Südost residential district of Erfurt, which has approx. 40,000 residents, the centre houses shops carefully picked to supply the needs of the community. They can find everything they need here. The centre is also used to host cultural events. Close cooperation with local institutions make Melchendorfer Markt a lively centre for communication and community activities in the district. The centre also caters to the various needs of its tenants in a very flexible manner. The versatile building concept means tenants can have premises adapted to their individual layout and size needs.
