The construction of the new campus extension at Nuremberg Institute of Technology is progressing in leaps and bounds. In addition to the final work on the petrol-colored façade, the roof and interior work is also being carried out. A great deal of technology is needed for the various innovative research activities. The technical equipment and interior fittings for the planned test halls, workshops, laboratories, offices and seminar rooms are making progress every day.

The anticipation of the upcoming flooring work and the resulting room impression is great! Stay tuned for more pictures...

Now that the finishing work has been completed, the calm and transparency that the building radiates on the outside with its white slatted cladding can also be felt on the inside. The white-coated railings harmonize with the louvre panels used, the light-coloured seating forms a symbiosis with the space and the restrained textile elements ensure a subtle use of color in the room.

The press releaseexplains how SWR is moving into the new building during ongoing operations.

Here are a few details to whet your appetite for more...

The spanish architecture page arquitecturaviva published the Markolfhall at lake of constance. We are delighted that the architecture of the Markolfingen sports and multi-purpose hall has also found favor in Spain. You will find the article here.

Just behind Koblenz, the district of Stolzenfels is located directly on the Rhine. For many years, a worthy reception building for Stolzenfels Castle, which is enthroned on the hills, has been under consideration.The access roads of the Middle Rhine Valley lead directly through the district, so that a few years ago a parking level for visitors to the castle was built directly on the main road.An orangery is now to be built on this park building as a reception building for the castle.
We are delighted to have been awarded 3rd prize for this wonderful project.

The STO company is known over architectural circles. As a specialist in thermal insulation / paints and plasters, it has been in the construction business for decades. The company has now announced a competition for its own innovation campus in Wutachtal. Steimle Architekten are delighted to have won a 3rd prize.

On Wednesday, March 6, 2024, a public discussion took place as part of the exhibition of the competition results for the W&W site in Ludwigsburg.
During the event, Thomas Steimle presented a place of community, identity and a sustainable place with a neighborhood character that is to be created there.
As one of the three first prize winners, Steimle Architekten is now being asked to revise the quarter as it progresses.

"District sports hall enters the home straight" writes the Swabian newspaper Wangen in its March 5, 2024 edition. "Everyone" is on the construction site to complete the timber hybrid building, the first building to follow the district's own guidelines for sustainable construction, by the time of the State Garden Show in April. Factors such as the use of recycled concrete, utilization of the surrounding wood resources, green roofs and construction without PVC are being taken into account.

Schwäbischen Zeitung Wangen, Ausgabe vom 05. März 2024 Artikel geschrieben von Paulina Stumm

For the article in "wettbewerbe aktuell", we only have to go back to the January issue of 2024. However, the content of the article travels right back to the beginning of Steimle Architeken. From single-family homes to the first major project, the article takes us on a "journey through time" to the beginnings of the office, using the Stadtwerke Tübingen as an example. Under the motto "Journey through time", wettbewerbe aktuell repeatedly selects historical competitions and uses them to tell the stories of the architecture firms behind them.

Our many years as architects have passed so quickly that we now cringe when the word "historic" is mentioned in connection with our own office. With our young team, the claim to formulate contemporary, innovative architecture and the office flanked by long-established greats in the Stuttgart architectural landscape, the understanding of our own office is - let's say - youthful. But a reflective look at the last few years, with many projects completed and in planning, many competitions and almost fifty employees in Stuttgart and Überlingen, shows us that we have probably grown out of our infancy a few years ago.
Thanks for having us in this format with the Stadtwerke Tübingen competition. We are excited to see what the next "journey through time" will show us.

Steimle Architekten have received an accomandation for their design at Mainz Zollhafen.
With their forty-five degree rotated floor plans, the five urban building blocks on the waterfront are oriented away from their neighbors and towards the water and the sun. The rotated rooms also provide a view of nature from the rear rooms and enable high-quality living on the Rhine.