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28/05/2026

Twelve years after completing our first reuse project, we revisited Munich Re. Looking back at the project today, it feels more relevant than ever: transforming what already exists instead of demolishing and rebuilding.

Photos ©Rainer Viertlböck, ©Jan Bitter
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22/05/2026

Telekom Site, Constance

An adaptive reuse project transforming the former Telekom high-rise in Constance into contemporary housing, reconnecting the building with the city while preserving its existing structure and embodied energy. By retaining 93% of the original structure, the project gives the building a second life and demonstrates how transformation instead of demolition can create sustainable, generous, and contemporary living spaces through urban repair, materiality, and new forms of living.

photos ©Helmuth Scham | .nord.archiphoto

15/05/2026

Hager Campus, Obernai FR | On the building site

While some parts of the campus have long been completed and are already in use, others are still taking shape on site.

The development of the Hager Campus in Obernai spans several buildings and different construction phases.

Step by step, the spaces evolve through the interplay of structural work, materials and light and with them, the spatial identity of the campus.

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© sauerbuch hutton, Maria Fernandez
© .bitter

Hager Campus, Obernai FR
https://www.sauerbruchhutton.de/en/project/ho-m

08/05/2026

On the City – projects in dialogue with the urban fabric

1, 2: Maciachini, Milan
3, 4: St. Georges Centre, Geneva
5, 6: Two New Ludgate, London
7, 8: Jessop West, Sheffield

Photos © Jan Bitter .bitter

24/04/2026

In our projects, the interior is an integral part of the architecture.

At the Federal University of Applied Administrative Sciences in Rostock, the sculptural wooden staircase unites the floors into a spatial continuum. Movement and repose intertwine, whilst the space remains both legible and open.

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17/04/2026

Green surroundings 🌿

With spring, everything feels lighter.
Buildings open up to light, landscape, and season.
Green spaces aren’t just a backdrop—they shape how we live, feel, and connect.

Architecture thrives on dialogue with its surroundings.

Cologne Oval Offices © .bitter
Federal Environment Agency, Dessau ©
Hager Forum, Obernai © .bitter
Experminenta, Heilbronn © .bitter

02/04/2026

New podcast with Matthias Sauerbruch: “Competitions as a driver of innovation”

How much courage do our processes still allow?

Competitions should spark fresh ideas, but relying only on familiar experience can stifle innovation. Openness, risk-taking, and trust from clients are key for architecture to truly evolve.
A thought-provoking look at what’s possible when experience isn’t the only criterion.

Links in bio!
Listen to the podcast in German
Explore Postbank Areal City Nord Project in Hamburg

Photo © Nora Nussbaumer

23/02/2026

Last days of sauerbruch hutton — matière en résonance

Join us this week in Paris for the final guided tours of the exhibition.

Wednesday, 25.02, 14h
Guided tour in English with sh partner Lina Lahiri

Saturday, 28.02, 16h
Final day of the exhibition
Tour in English with Mareike Lamm
Tour in French with Julia Knaak together with Célia Landry

Photos © Jan Bitter

19/02/2026

Meanwhile, in the sunny southern hemisphere.
On site in Buenos Aires at areabeta, workers install the vertical parasols that provide passive solar protection and shape the curved façade’s depth, rhythm, and kinetic expression.

10/02/2026

Last week we had the pleasure of opening our current exhibition matière en résonance at . We are pleased to continue this dialogue and warmly invite you to join us this Thursday evening (12.02.) for a table ronde, as part of the exhibition program.

Louisa Hutton and Julia Knaak from our practice will be joined by Much Untertrifaller and Marine De La Guérrande to discuss the cultural, technical and ecological dimensions of timber building, and its role in the transformation of contemporary architectural practice.

The discussion will be moderated by architectural historian and critic Prof. Barry Bergdoll .

Thursday 12.02.26, 7.00 pm
La Galerie d’Architecture
11 rue des Blancs-Manteaux, Paris

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