zanderroth

zanderroth is a Berlin-based architectural firm that has been making a mark in the field of residential architecture since its founding in 1999 by Sascha Zander and Christian Roth. The firm has developed a reputation for innovative and architecturally sophisticated housing projects, ranging from perimeter block developments to urban redevelopments and expansions. Key to zanderroth's approach is an understanding of the entire value chain of a property, emphasizing not only livability, quality, and sustainability but also feasibility and financing. This holistic approach has led to numerous national and international awards for their projects. Recent notable projects include the lightweight concrete building in Magazinstraße, Berlin, and ongoing projects such as the residential quarter in Zollhafen Mainz, the Baugemeinschaftsprojekt in Langhansstraße, Berlin-Weißensee, and the residential quarter in Berg am Laim, Munich. The firm's founding partners, Sascha Zander and Christian Roth, bring extensive educational backgrounds from institutions like RWTH Aachen, Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, and the Bartlett School London. They are complemented by associate partners Burkhard Köhler and Tilman Heiring, who have also contributed to the firm's success. zanderroth's commitment to innovative and sustainable architecture is evident in their diverse portfolio, which showcases their ability to balance architectural ambition with practical considerations. Their participation in international events like MIPIM 2024 further underscores their standing in the architectural community. Through their work, zanderroth continues to shape the urban landscape with thoughtful and well-designed residential projects.