Thomas Steimle was a guest at the Pforzheim-Enzkreis Chamber Group on Thursday, 21.07.2022. There he gave a lecture with the topic "The place determines - architecture in context", and also answered questions about the Pfozheim housing project Kallhardtstraße. Steimle Archikiteken already won the competition in 2019.

The wreath is blowing in the wind, the carpenters are standing on the roof, the speech has been spoken and the glass has also been broken. Today's topping-out ceremony for the Markolf Hall in Markelfingen was also a poem, so to speak. Together with the builders and the company Fluck Holzbau, Steimle Architekten celebrate the raising of the timber construction elements.

At the end of June, the ground-breaking ceremony for the sports and multi-purpose hall in Wangen im Allgäu took place. The timber hybrid building is completely under the aspect of sustainability and is thus also the first project that the district is building under the "Sustainable Building" guideline.

The city of Wangen informs on their website about the ceremony.

The Bauhaus Visitor Centre by Steimle Architekten has been nominated for the DAM Prize 2023. From 01 July 2022, you can view all 116 nominated projects on the site of DAM.

The Bauhaus Visitor Centre in Bernau can be found on the Colombian page of archdaily. For all Spanish speakers, a visit to archdaily is worthwhile - and of course also for all those who just want to look at pictures.

This year Steimle Architekten is taking part in the Day of Architecture in Brandenburg. The recently inaugurated visitor centre on the Hannes Meyer Campus is located in the district of Barnim in Brandenburg. The visitor centre will be open to all those interested in architecture on 26 June 2022 and will offer guided tours from 10-17 hrs. We are pleased about numerous visitors.

More information and all 39 participating projects can be found on the website of the Chamber of Architects

Things are getting exciting on the construction site in Markelfingen, now a district of Radolfzell on Lake Constance. After many months of processing and planning, work on the construction site already started a few months ago. The concrete base and walls of the sports and multi-purpose hall on the slope have already been concreted. Three weeks ago, the wooden frame elements made of spruce were erected. Now the building's contour is becoming progressively visible. The 21m long, freely spanning wooden girders of the roof structure have also arrived at the construction site and are ready for assembly. The exterior wall elements made of cross laminated timber are being erected at the same time. Starting next week, the solid ceiling and interior wall elements will be installed. The entire timber construction should be completed by the topping-out ceremony at the end of June.

On the former AEG site in Nuremberg, work has been going on for a few months now on the construction of the new Technical University. Also our THN team is working on the further development of the project in our office. The Technical University is now gleaming in a new colour scheme.
more information about the project here