From university and working with others.
Our proposal for the state rooms of Schloss Bellevue received a recognition in the interior architecture competition. As part of Henning Larsen’s Munich team, I contributed to the design, 3D modelling and renderings.
A continuous line at eye level connects the rooms. The furniture creates different settings for conversation, from small gatherings to the large hall. Angelika Donhauser shares the proposal and introduces our team on LinkedIn.
Our design for the new campus centre at the University of Konstanz won first prize. I was part of the competition team at Henning Larsen and am happy to share this success with the team.
The design brings bus arrivals, bicycle parking and everyday campus life together. My work started with the masterplan analysis and context model, followed by early design studies, concept diagrams and the sections for the competition submission.
In October 2025, I received a Deutschlandstipendium for my master’s studies at TU Munich. My sponsor is the Bernhard Borst Stiftung.
I’m grateful for the support and the trust in my work.
At the IBA Summer School in the Munich metropolitan region, I explored railway station surroundings and their role in urban development. Students from several universities worked with the partner cities of Augsburg, Munich and Fürstenfeldbruck.
In Fürstenfeldbruck, Jan Gutjahr, Andreas Pratscher and I developed YellowBruckRoad. We started with the closed airfield: a continuous route would open the site and connect its existing hangars and open spaces for new uses.
My bachelor’s thesis Naós received the BDA Masters 2023 award from the North Rhine-Westphalia chapter. I developed the project at RWTH Aachen.
In Perast, Montenegro, I explored how two churches could accommodate a boat workshop. The project asks how new uses can sustain existing buildings while making room for local craft again.