Architecture & neighbourhood/area planning
The beauty is appealing.
Schiller wrote that beauty paves the way for man’s transition from feeling to thinking – so let’s give food for thought! The questions about future mobility and the resulting connectivity are changing the individual demand for space in our urban structures. We as architects define and articulate the need and the ideas. Embedded in our interdisciplinary team, these are then illuminated from different perspectives to touch the minds and senses of society in equal measure.
With the play of form and function, light and shadow, narrowness and expanse, a positive tension is built up between people and space. All elements of architecture – biospheres, ecospheres and terraforming – want to be balanced. Only in this way can dramaturgy and playful character develop. And with them an aesthetic education of which Schiller once dreamt: “Man only plays where he is man in the full meaning of the word, and he is only fully man where he plays”.
