In­te­rior ar­chi­tec­ture
My work, as I un­der­stand it, is ar­chi­tec­ture from the inside out. When de­sign­ing spaces, be it for the public or private sector, the human being is always at the centre. My studio’s fields of ac­tiv­ity en­com­pass in­te­rior design as­sign­ments ranging from the shell of the house to entire fur­nish­ings, in­di­vid­ual con­sult­ing for project analy­ses, colour and ma­te­r­ial con­sult­ing, and fur­nish­ing advice – as well as special as­sign­ments as part of a team of ar­chi­tects. The col­lab­o­ra­tion between cus­tomers, tech­ni­cal experts and artis­tic spe­cial­ists is central to my work.

Build­ing biology
One of the main con­cerns of my work is how human beings feel com­fort­able in a certain space. The spatial com­po­si­tion is an in­ter­play of ma­te­ri­als, colours, pat­terns and shapes and is con­ceived to appeal to the senses. To achieve this, I work with natural el­e­ments such as day­light, wood, paint, tex­tiles. If pos­si­ble, sus­tain­able prod­ucts are used, which are harm­less to health and prefer­ably also en­vi­ron­men­tally friendly.
But also aspects of build­ing tech­nol­ogy play into my con­sult­ing, such as the avoid­ance of elec­tric smog.

Com­pe­tences
The basis for each work process is a careful analy­sis, which takes into account in­di­vid­ual re­quire­ments and local con­di­tions. The result are so­lu­tions that are tai­lored to the users and the use of a space. My task range is broad and diverse: from con­cep­tual work to project plan­ning, build­ing design and cost plan­ning, as well as mon­i­tor­ing the con­struc­tion until the com­ple­tion of the project.

Clients
My clients are public and private in­sti­tu­tions, pri­vate-sec­tor small and medium en­ter­prises as well as in­di­vid­u­als.