Philosophy

"Architecture is based on three principles: Firmitas (firmness, stability), Utilitas (practicality, usefulness) and Venustas (grace, beauty)"

Vitruv (Marcus Vitruvius Pollio), Roman master builder

Ca. 30 B. Chr. In: "The Architecture Libri Decem" - Ten books on architecture

The three principles of Vitruvius leave us as timeless and unavoidable aspects of any architecture. We wish that we can help you. Thus, for example, stability can be meant with equally economic efficiency, dies considered in relation to sustainability usefulness or a design concept thought out under grace, understood was plausible.

Without one of the three aspects, architecture is no longer architecture.

We think that architecture, as the most public of all the arts, is still called upon and obliged to synthesize these three aspects in the design. Only then has architecture been built beyond the building.

With this in mind, our focus is ultimately on meeting the needs of both the dying and the clients of all those involved in the project, whereby we always proceed in a time, cost and quality-conscious manner.

They do not aim to create preservation and an office style, but to be open and have an attitude towards curious building projects with the ambition to find individual, different, innovative solutions and contemporary solutions.

L1 Architects