Holzrausch completes two-storey Frankfurt penthouse extension with roof garden terrace
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Alyn Griffiths
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Munich-based architecture firm Holzrausch has completed a two-storey penthouse extension in Frankfurt, designed as a "roof garden in the middle of the city." The project features open-plan living spaces that seamlessly connect to a roof terrace overlooking the city. The penthouse was commissioned by Robert Volhard, founder of Stylepark, who had lived in the building for 18 years before moving up a level when the building was expanded.
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