F101 Architekten

Moscow, 2015, study, client: Dmitri Bogachev The Druzhba Multipurpose Arena is a formally expressive, historical indoor arena in Moscow, Russia, part of the Luzhniki Sports Complex, where we conducted a study to repurpose the building for theater use. We proposed orienting the theater diagonally in […]

Hamburg, 2012–2015, planning and realization, client: Mehr! Entertainment

The Mehr! Theater am Grossmarkt, a multipurpose venue situated inside Hamburg’s historic wholesale market for fruits, vegetables and flowers, offers new, diverse possibilities for public gatherings. […]

Szczecin, Poland, 2009, study, in cooperation with Daniel Jo Krüger and Tristan Lannuzel, client: Stage Craft

This one-of-a-kind, multi-use opera house is intended to serve as a temporary venue for the Szczecin Opera during the renovation of the city’s historic opera house. […]

Berlin, 2007, planning, client: Stage Entertainment

The BlueMax Theater, situated inside a repurposed 3D cinema at Potsdamer Platz, is equipped with 600 seats, a fixed stage, a substage and a technical grid. […]

Dresden, 2007, competition, client: W3 Immobilien Stuttgart

In response to a competition opening up new possibilities for the Dresden Philharmonic and Staatsoperette, the MK5 combines both institutions within one complex. […]

Hamburg, 2006, study, client: Stage Entertainment

Expanding the existing Stage Theater im Hafen, this project’s first phase adds 1,800 seats, with the second phase adding an entirely new music hall for 5,000 to 8,000 visitors. […]

Hamburg, 2005, planning and realization

Housed in a listed building in Hamburg’s Speicherstadt, the Kehrwieder Theater offers table and balcony seating. […]

Munich, 2003–2005, planning, client: Stage Entertainment

The ‘Radstation’ velodrome, situated inside Munich’s Olympiapark, is transformed into a 2,150-seat musical theater. […]

Berlin, 2003–2005, German planning phases 1–5, client: Admiralspalast Berlin & Co. KG

After the Metropol-Theater closed its doors in 1996, it was acquired by the Arena Group, who reconceptualized the theater based on its unique history. […]