Vipersgazi / 
Über das Wohnen im Alter
2025


In the St. Leonhard district of Nuremberg, a residential building with 50 identical apartments for seniors was constructed between 2019 and 2024. Designed by the Munich-based architecture firm dreisterneplus, the building features staggered floor plans that open onto a diverse architectural environment, lending the compact two-room apartments a surprising sense of spaciousness.
The book VIPERSGAZI reveals the diverse ways in which residents appropriate these apartments. The same spatial qualities provide a framework for a wide range of habits and life stories.

With the text “Kekse and Kaaba” and a portrait series in the ten apartments that i could visit, i had the chance to implement an unusual social narrative into the comprehensive architectural documentation.

published by ParkBooks, Zürich 2026





Sent out to document the usage of public spaces within Munich city. Produced for the annual exhibition in the Rathausgalerie Munich, comissioned by the Plantreff, the department for urban planning and building regulations.
The show included 27 of my motives, including a 17 meter long panorama print.

Exhibition design by Sebastian Klawitter and Laura Bruns.




ECM 2022

Non-sports photography...
The European Championships Munich 2022 went down in the history books as the biggest multi-sport event in Germany since the 1972 Olympic Games, uniting the existing European championships of nine spectacular sports under one roof. (4,024 athletes from 50 nations)



Munich Olympic traces
2021

Before Munich celebrated 50 years post Olympics´72, the cultural department  asked me to start 2021 to follow the current life in some relevant historic sites. A photographic warmup for a following year of an anniversary overkill...


PARCOURS Magazin
Bayrische Staatsgemäldesammlung
2021

The yearly magazine publication of the Bavarian State Painting Collections invited me to contribute an essay about “The Pinakotheken and the City”. Strolling through the neighbourhood that surrounds the Pinakotheken in summer 21, observing how streetlife and artinstitutions connect.

Design: Schmid Widmaier Design
Thanks to Franziska Kunze, Joachim Kaak
and Lutz Widmaier