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Architectural Marvel: Bungalow Refurbishment

Geissert Thomas, a renowned architect and designer, has unveiled the stunning transformation of a 1960s bungalow into a modern oasis of elegance and functionality. The refurbishment project, located in Langen, Germany, commenced in 2012 and was completed in 2016.

The bungalow's interior and exterior now boast a simple elegance and sophisticated style, characterized by black slate flooring and smoked oak parquet, creating a harmonious overall impression. The spatial structure has been reimagined to create spaciousness and expanse within the fixed area, incorporating the outdoors into the living area.

The refurbishment also involved the installation of a sauna in the former tank room and the integration of a pool into the garden, enhancing the property's wellness offerings.

The construction task involved a comprehensive renovation to bring the bungalow up to modern design and energy standards. This included the installation of a solar thermal system, a water-bearing stove for heating support, and a photovoltaic system, ensuring the building is at the cutting edge of energy efficiency.

Geissert Thomas's design approach focused on an aesthetic reduction of forms, materials, and colors, resulting in a discreet color and lighting concept that underlines the overall impression of the space. The project was awarded the prestigious Iron A' Design Award in 2021 for its innovative and practical design.

Geissert Thomas is an expert in the creation and planning of wayfinding and orientation systems, with a specialization in designing new wayfinding and orientation systems for various environments, including airports, universities, offices, and industrial buildings. With a strong background in architecture and design, Geissert Thomas continues to push boundaries and create impactful, award-winning designs.

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