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This year, ATP once again ranks 15th in Building Design (BD) magazine’s “WA100” listing of the world’s largest architecture firms – and achieve top positions in several additional categories.

The buildings of the Schwäbisch Hall Group are continuously being upgraded – in both architectural and technical terms. The renovation of central building elements was integrally designed and successfully executed with the help of BIM and collaboration between a number of ATP companies.

The careful revitalization of a listed building in the medieval town center of Rab has created a new link between the past and modernity. With its striking graphic facade, the building has become a new “landmark on the waterfront”.

The construction industry is undergoing a major transformation: away from linear consumption and towards a genuine circular economy. Sustainability expert Michael Haugeneder, Managing Director of ATP sustain, explains the challenges and opportunities this change brings.

The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is planning a new building in which it can consolidate all the activities of the DIPAK testing and development platform. ATP architects engineers developed a concept that combines functionality, pioneering solutions, and an inspiring working environment – as a result of which it was awarded the contract in the VgV procedure.