His lecture focused on the topic of kitchens – and showed with two project examples how they can become built employee appreciation as "coffee points".

Why right now? Around 65 million people are on the run worldwide – because of lack of prospects in their countries of origin and transit. That moves us and calls for responsible action – in their countries. With our commitment, we will therefore support and actively follow eight projects in seven countries in 2018. Further information at: www.oxfam.de/internehmernetzwerk.

"Rudi Becker is an independent elevator planner and has already been involved in many modernizations, but what the architects were planning to do at the WestendGate in Frankfurt was something special. (...)" Read more about the project: https://app.kone.de/magazin/#/articles (in German)

In an age dominated by digitized communication and optimized work routines, the office forms the interface not only between physical and digital processes but also between job and private life. Efficient use of space, economical energy concepts and last but not least the personnel's well-being make up the factors that construct modern work spaces and leave a lasting mark on the society.

Let us find out what is unique about your housing project and which house can meet your needs." More information at: www.gemeinschaftliches-wohnen.de/aktuell/informationsboersen/

And, of course, we will always be at your disposal for any press inquiries.

During guided tours in cooperation between FRV and JBA, the visitors were able to experience exciting things – from architecture to rowing sport to club history. Thanks to FRV for the successful organization on site!

An overview of our previous publications, among others about the project "Train Stop U5 Line", you will find in the menu "Feedback".

The prize will be given to industry and manufacturing companies, architects, interior designers and designers for the 18th time by the architecture journals AIT and xia Intelligente Architektur in cooperation with Frankfurt trade fair.

The photo shows the proud prize-winners: Dr. Alexander Koblischek, Managing Director (right) and Christoph Büchner, Senior Project Manager (left). (Photo: @ real estatemanager/Axel Schulten)

Under the motto "We are Baukultur!" themes were discussed and defined, which will be incorporated into the "Forum discussions on Baukultur in practice" in 2017/18, thereby significantly influencing the content of the nationwide Baukultur network. (Photo: Martina Goyert / Förderverein Bundesstiftung Baukultur e.V.)

Unser Entwurf war 2010 aus einem Realisierungswettbewerb der Verkehrsgesellschaft Frankfurt am Main (VGF) hervorgegangen. Aus der besonderen städtebaulichen Situation entstand eine Idee, die über einen Hochbahnsteig mit Wetterschutz für Wartende hinausgeht. Die Stationen falten sich aus dem vorhandenen Stadtraum zu einer urbanen Landschaft auf - oder, wie es das BauNetz formuliert, „Next Stop: Origami“.

Unser Entwurf – ein markantes Faltwerk – ist als große Geste zu verstehen, die mit dem städtebaulichen Kontext interagiert und den Eingang zur Stadt erlebbar macht.

Aus dem bald vollständig entkernten Brückenbogen ergeben sich zudem nicht nur interessante Ausblicke auf den Main, sondern auch auf die Besonderheiten dieses Bauvorhabens.

Neu hinzugekommen sind das JBA Lab mit Werkstatt – Raum, um seine Kreativität in Form zu gießen.