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Historic German Barracks House Renovated with Glass Lantern Roof by Andreas Schüring Architekten

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Jon Astbury

5mo ago· 6 min readenNews

Summary

Andreas Schüring Architekten has completed the renovation of a former barracks house in Münster, Germany, transforming its mansard roof into a 'glass lantern' structure. The project, called Brick to Light, preserves the historic 1913 barracks building while creating a modern living space with abundant natural light. The renovation maintains the original brick facade but replaces the roof with a glass structure that serves as a light-filled living area, blending historical preservation with contemporary architectural design.

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Local studio Andreas Schüring Architekten has completed Brick to Light, the renovation of a former barracks house in Germany that has transformed its mansard roof into a 'glass lantern'.
Located in Münster, the home was once part of a wider barracks complex designed in 1913, the majority of which was demolished in 2009 to make way for the car-free development Gartensie
Andreas Schüring Architekten has completed the renovation of a former barracks house in Germany – transforming its mansard roof into a 'glass lantern'.
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Andreas Schüring Architekten has completed the renovation of a former barracks house in Germany – transforming its mansard roof into a "glass lantern".

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