Between the Past and a New Purpose

Not every property is made to be simply occupied. Some require more - and offer more in return. The <> in the town of Rothenburg is exactly such a place. It is an ensemble of a residential house, an economic building, and a garden, dating from the mid-19th century and considered a representative of Biedermeier residential architecture.

Here, a grown structure meets a quiet presence. The building naturally integrates into the historical town and simultaneously shapes it. Anyone standing in ...