The house was designed by Berlin-based architect Thomas Kröger. The name (meaning “little 8”) comes from the house number and refers to the relatively small size of this classic 1950s suburban home. The small house, with its square floor plan and gabled roof, stands at the outskirts of the village of Lindenhagen, where it sits… mehr

Mühlberg, in the heart of Brandenburg. An old brewery, dormant for decades. Four imposing rooms, massive brick walls, a history you can feel. PALAZZO—almost like the Palatine, one of Rome’s legendary seven hills. A building that stands out from its surroundings with confidence and distinctiveness. No demolition and no new construction—but rather the redevelopment of… mehr

The Re:hof is located in Rutenberg, in the idyllic landscape of the Uckermark lakes. Here, a Dutch artist couple has created a retreat that combines simplicity, design and closeness to nature in a special way. The farm comprises lovingly designed lofts in the former stables, modern garden houses with a clear design language and an… mehr

The property is located in the Kulturhafen (cultural harbor) of Groß Neuendorf in the Märkisch-Oderland administrative district—directly on the western bank of the Oder River and thus on the German-Polish border. Its unique location on the edge of the Oderbruch, one of Europe’s largest contiguous river landscapes, defines the special character of the area. The… mehr
