Articles by Mary Pepchinski

A contemporary museum addition in Germany, sympathetic to its neighbors, replaces a postwar concrete building.

A Stuttgart-based architect refers to the master to create a pied-à-terre in Berlin's Corbusierhaus.

Gehry’s jewel of a concert hall in Berlin was designed to transcend differences.

A German church is resurrected to serve its congregation as well as a local choir.

A compact concrete box with a rational floor plan hosts a forward-looking middle school in Rüschlikon, Switzerland.

Bendorf, a rhine river city north of Koblenz, Germany, and a former center of mining and ironwork, acquired the derelict Sayn Iron Works Foundry in 2004 to repurpose it as a cultural attraction and an event space.

A new structure in Germany completes an unfinished century-old building by replicating its scale and adding some funk.

The remote, rural town of Frommern, in Germany’s Black Forest, is hardly the place one expects to encounter finely crafted works of architecture.

Precision Crafted: A storied manufacturer of beer tanks wraps its new production facilities in a pristinely fabricated skin.

Modular construction yields a surprisingly fresh aesthetic in a school for young children in Germany.