We are ehret+klein
Our goal is to create better cities. That's why we are committed to the creative transformation and revitalization of our city centers. We create identity for local people and develop future-oriented solutions that all local stakeholders can rely on. This is how we identify and raise urban potentials.
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Urban development: New urban quarter in Landsberg am Lech
Am Papierbach urban development
In Landsberg am Lech we are currently reviving a historic industrial wasteland. On the former production site, where paper was once scooped and a plow factory operated from 1891 to 2011, we are building a completely new district in the immediate vicinity of and with a view of one of the most beautiful city centers in Bavaria, which will make a significant contribution to improving the quality of life.
Revitalization of the former Ludwig Beck department store
Fürstenrieder Straße Munich
We are redeveloping the former Ludwig Beck department store in Munich's Laim district, which has been standing empty since 1991, in close consultation with politicians and residents. In the past, numerous plans for redeveloping the property failed and as a result the building at Fürstenrieder Straße 21, with its striking brick facade, has been falling into ruin.
New build office and commercial building
HEIMERAN Munich
HEIMERAN: the new, western gateway to the center of Munich. A state-of-the-art office complex, characterized by visionary architecture, has been created at Heimeranplatz in Munich's Westend district, at the corner of Ridlerstrasse and Garmischer Strasse. Situated on the ring road, with direct access to the underground and suburban train lines, the western part of Munich gained a striking highlight that will drive the development of this charming, former working-class district forward.
Historic preservation meets the future
Mantelhaus in Cologne
In Cologne, on one of the busiest shopping streets in the middle of the city center, we are breathing new life into the well-known Mantelhaus Goertz. During the course of extensive renovation work, we intend to transform the building, which was built back in the 1950s, into a forward-looking office and commercial building. Another 1.5 stories will be added to the existing building, creating space for a rooftop terrace and a recessed story for a bar or cafe.
