A well-established architectural firm specializing in historic building restoration has relocated its headquarters to Steinhagen, bringing its expertise in heritage preservation to a new location. The firm, known as Bauwerkstadt, has made the strategic move from its previous location and is now operating from the Steinhagen area, where it continues to focus on its specialty of renovating and preserving older buildings.

The architectural office has built a solid reputation throughout the former Halle district for handling several high-profile restoration projects. Led by architects Oliver Erdmann and Carsten Heilmann, the firm has become synonymous with quality work on historic structures and has earned recognition for their careful approach to preserving architectural heritage while modernizing buildings for contemporary use.

Among their portfolio of prestigious projects, one particularly significant development stands out near Cronsbach. This large-scale project represents the kind of comprehensive historic building renovation work that has established the firm's reputation in the region. The architects have demonstrated their ability to balance preservation requirements with modern functionality needs.

The new Steinhagen office features the company's logo prominently displayed in the foyer, marking the firm's commitment to its new location. The relocation represents a strategic business decision that positions the architectural practice to better serve clients throughout the broader region while maintaining their specialized focus on historic building restoration and renovation projects.

Both Erdmann and Heilmann bring extensive experience in dealing with the unique challenges that come with working on older structures, including navigating preservation regulations, working with traditional materials and techniques, and ensuring that renovated buildings meet contemporary safety and efficiency standards while retaining their historic character.