Dreigegeneinen is a Berlin and Munich-based architectural firm focused on innovative design solutions for urban development and refugee housing, emphasizing user needs and sustainable practices.
Dreigegeneinen is a young architectural firm based in Berlin and Munich, Germany. The organization focuses on comprehensive architectural and urban development projects, emphasizing high-quality design solutions. Founded by a team of architects, the firm operates with an open and inclusive approach to concept development, building design, and urban strategies. The firm gained recognition for its innovative approach to refugee housing. In 2015, they converted a landmarked residential building in Berlin, Haus Märkisches Ufer, into a refugee housing facility. This project showcased their ability to create liveable spaces within existing structures, adhering to preservation regulations while providing a dignified living environment for up to 60 people[2]. Dreigegeneinen's portfolio includes a variety of projects, from residential buildings to urban development initiatives. Their recent work includes the design of a single-family house, HLZ – Einfamilienhaus Holzkirchen, which was featured among Archello's houses of the month in September 2024[5]. The firm's approach to design is characterized by a focus on user needs and a commitment to creating spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Their projects often involve close collaboration with clients and stakeholders to ensure that the final product meets the specific requirements of each site and its users. With offices in Berlin and Munich, dreigegeneinen continues to contribute to the architectural landscape in Germany, demonstrating a commitment to innovative and sustainable design practices.