Details
A restrained urban volume articulated through facade rhythm and structural order. Generous glazing establishes a continuous dialogue between interior spaces and the surrounding city. The student housing project at Scheringstraße is conceived as a clear, orthogonal volume defined by proportion, light, and structural rhythm.
Location
Berlin, Germany
Program
Student Housing
Status
Design Phase
Scope
Architecture · Interior Architecture · Visualization
Year
2026
The building mass is articulated through a consistent facade grid, allowing daylight to penetrate deep into the interior while establishing a calm and ordered presence within the urban context.
The lower levels are conceived as a solid base, grounding the building within the street condition, while the upper floors dissolve into a lighter expression through generous glazing. This transition establishes a visual dialogue between public realm and private interior, reinforcing the relationship between architecture and city.
Interior spaces are organized around clarity of movement and spatial sequence. Communal and private areas are articulated through subtle shifts in materiality and light, creating a balanced environment that supports both individual retreat and collective life. The project offers a quiet, enduring architectural framework for contemporary student living.
