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October 19th, 2026

Moving day in Munich!

We’ve moved!
Our Munich team can now be found at the following address:

Kochelseestraße 8-10
Rear Building
81371 Munich

We look forward to welcoming you to our new office!

Photo: Connolly Weber

October 15th, 2026

going public

ABE Future Forum “Sustainable Construction: what now? Not an issue anymore – or no more excuses?”

On November 12, Jasna Moritz, a partner at kadawittfeldarchitektur, will discuss the future of sustainable construction at the ABE Future Forum in Aachen as part of the FORUM:BAU Spotlight panel discussion.

The discussion will focus on the actual relevance of sustainability for the construction and real estate industries and the practical implications.

What approaches remain viable? What needs to change? And how can we consistently advance the concept of sustainability under current conditions?

We look forward to the professional exchange at the Aachen Building Experts’ Future Forum.

Location: digitalCHURCH, Aachen

Date: November 12, 2026 | 1:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

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Image: Nikolai Benner

October 7th, 2026

going public

From “Kreislaufhaus” to Neighborhood Development – Examples of Circular Projects

How can circular construction be scaled up from individual buildings to entire neighborhoods?

On October 27, 2026, Jasna Moritz will speak at the symposium “Sustainable Planning – Circular Construction” about real-world examples that demonstrate, on various scales, how circular construction can be implemented.

Where: Kwartier 106, Grüner Weg 106, Aachen
When: October 27, 2026, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
An event organized by altbau plus e.V.

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September 14th, 2026

award winners

German Lighting Design Award 2026 for the medi Headquarters

Our medi Headquarters project in Bayreuth won the German Lighting Design Award in the “Office and Administration” category.

AGLicht’s lighting design team developed a concept for the administrative building that links the architecture with the company’s identity. In the central “marketplace,” the open ceiling design defines the spatial character. The arrangement of the lights echoes the motif of cross-stitch, thereby referencing medi’s production of medical textiles.

In the office areas, the luminaires are flush-mounted into the slatted ceiling. Linear luminaires and downlights provide the basic lighting for the work areas, supplemented by daylight-dependent controls and task-specific luminaires.

We are delighted to receive this award and extend our heartfelt congratulations to AGLicht on this fantastic project! Thank you for the great collaboration!

Image: Felix Meyer

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