Anja Beecken Architekten is an architecture firm based in Berlin, established by Anja Beecken in 1993. The office employs around eight people and operates from Spanische Allee 37 in the southwest of Berlin. Since its founding, the firm has built a portfolio that stretches across new builds, redevelopment of existing structures, and projects requiring monument conservation.
The focus of Anja Beecken Architekten includes cultural and educational institutions, administrative buildings, and residential construction, ranging from single-family homes to large residential complexes. Their services cover urban planning, architectural design, and full project management through to site supervision. The firm is licensed to advise on energy efficiency, including KfW-Monument efficiency consulting, and is involved in planning passive houses and low-energy buildings.
Noteworthy projects include the Living Levels residential tower in Berlin and academic buildings such as those for TU BASF and Hochschule Lausitz in Senftenberg. The team has experience working with listed buildings, reflecting their engagement with preservation and energy reform. The practice is also active in professional and public discourse, participating in exhibitions, award juries, and publishing articles in technical and industry journals.
Anja Beecken Architekten’s scope demonstrates substantial expertise in both the private and public sectors, regularly navigating complex design and regulatory requirements in Berlin and beyond. The office’s long history and varied project list underline its established presence in the architectural landscape of Berlin.