hammeskrause ar­chitek­ten, an ar­chi­tec­tural of­fice from Stuttgart, is spe­cial­ized in pro­jects in the fields of in­dus­try, pub­lic build­ings, build­ings for care and health, and es­pe­cially in sci­ence and re­search build­ings with some­times highly com­plex re­quire­ments.

In 2018, a move to more mod­ern premises marked an in­ten­sive phase of fur­ther de­vel­op­ment – hammeskrause was look­ing for a part­ner to work with them on a sta­ble foun­da­tion and de­velop a con­tem­po­rary and mod­ern ex­ter­nal im­age.

The DAZ (Ger­man Ar­chi­tec­ture Cen­tre) is a lab­o­ra­tory of ideas, a place of ex­change, com­mu­ni­ca­tion and de­bate. Through work­shops, ex­hi­bi­tions, dis­cus­sions, film evenings and book pre­sen­ta­tions ar­chi­tects, ur­ban plan­ners, artists, cit­i­zens, users or crit­ics dis­cuss cur­rent is­sues in ar­chi­tec­ture, space pro­duc­tion and ur­ban so­ci­ety. The new web­site aims to pre­sent this idea of ex­pe­ri­enc­ing and com­mu­ni­cat­ing ar­chi­tec­ture. In ad­di­tion to the events pro­gramme, dif­fer­ent top­ics are clus­tered and edited un­der spe­cific head­lines. Three columns are lay­ered on top of each other in or­der to en­able quick and in­tu­itive ori­en­ta­tion. The web­site de­sign pre­sents an ag­ile lay­out con­cept with flex­i­ble im­age frames.

Moni­teurs de­signed the on­line pres­ence for the ar­chi­tec­tural pho­tog­ra­pher Ste­fan Schilling. The web­site was de­signed on the ba­sis of a Word­Press theme and adapted to the re­quire­ments of Ste­fan Schilling. His pri­mary area of ac­tiv­ity is ar­chi­tec­tural pho­tog­ra­phy, al­though ed­i­to­r­ial or doc­u­men­tary mis­sions for agen­cies and ed­i­to­r­ial of­fices are also part of his port­fo­lio.
The task was to clearly but in­di­vid­u­ally po­si­tion the mul­ti­fac­eted pho­tographs from the pro­jects and si­mul­ta­ne­ously re­flect his artis­tic ap­proach. From this grows a multi-lay­ered archive. The pre­sen­ta­tion of the works is ac­com­pa­nied by texts in large ty­pog­ra­phy and gives the site a bold, ex­pres­sive face.