URBAN CELL is a concept for a new type of affordable residential quarter that responds to the challenges of the current property market by applying innovative technical, constructional, and–above all–social solutions.
The modular concept, which incorporates a comprehensive planning package and access to exclusive construction partners with price guarantees, includes modular timber building units, decentralized energy provision as well as digital twins and a smart-city control system to facilitate community organization.

MIPIM Award Nominee 2025

DOXS NKLN will transform a former industrial recycling yard on the banks of a canal in Berlin into a “Haven of Culture,” benefitting future users and the local community alike.
Taking up motives from the shipping industry and the surrounding industrial architecture, the design draws on the special character of the site.
GRAFT's plans for developer Trockland include an urban ensemble of three new mixed-use buildings, attractive outdoor spaces, and a publicly accessible promenade along the canal.

GRAFT revitalized the historical post office premises in Berlin Schöneberg, expanding it with two new buildings and converting the original rooftops for commercial purposes. A 32,000 m² modern ensemble accessible to the public was created comprising offices, restaurants, retail outlets and apartments. The project as won numerous international architecture awards.

An existing office building has been transformed into a place that fosters creative exchange and efficient collaboration.
The client, who operates in the luxury goods sector, came with a clear vision for the project and a distinct identity based on tradition, history, and French aesthetic, as well as constant improvement, technical innovation, and creative audacity–which would be reflected in the collaboration and the final result.
The office complex belongs to the historical Haussmann buildings in Paris and consists of partly listed buildings and modern additions. The refurbishment focused on creating a healthy, sustainable, and intuitive work environment with maximum flexibility. While revealing the full potential of the existing building which houses over 800 desks across several departments, the new design pioneers in new ways of working and energy efficiency.
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