15.06.2026
The exhibition “da! Architektur in und aus Berlin” opens its doors at LIVING BERLIN on March 13, 2026, showcasing 60 selected projects that exemplify the diversity and quality of Berlin’s architectural culture. Members of the Berlin Chamber of Architects will offer insights into current projects from Berlin, Germany, and around the world.
Opening: March 13, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
Exhibition: March 14, 2026 to April 25, 2026
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., free admission
Location: LIVING BERLIN, Kantstraße 17, 10623 Berlin
Our project “Haus im Fliegerviertel” is also featured in the da! exhibition.
An apartment is transformed into a home for a family on a manageable budget. Ikea furniture is clad with matching fronts and sides and extended to the existing room structure using adapter pieces. Striking colors transform ordinary hallways and niches into interesting spaces. The result is a perfect place for family’s everyday life, filled with personal belongings and stories.
Take a bath and feel cozy!
Bathroom renovation with great materials, objects, and built-in furniture.
Thanks to LMach and Werkmal.
How can we renovate carefully a house by retaining its character and as much as possible of its original substance while at the same time meeting the requirements of its new residents and of today’s times? We try to do so in House P and are happy to see how the attic space has gained warmth, air and light.

The new working level in the studio of Professor Monica Bonvicini’s sculpture class at University of the Arts Berlin will soon be completed – a movable steel platform that can be placed in front of the glass facade or in the back of the studio as required, offering a new spatial experience and more space for student work.

A touch of rose, slight adjustments and additions to the built-in furniture as well as a new bathroom – the family moves into their new home and takes the charm of apartment X with them.
Wonderful photos by Jan Bitter of the teacher’s room at Freie Waldorfschule Berlin-Mitte – a project in cooperation with Doris Götz.