Let the work speak
Put actual projects and details at the centre.
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Metal construction. Metal design. Restoration. A Berlin family business gets a digital stage for its work and its history.
Explore the project
01 / Starting point
Kunsch works on things that shape Berlin, from the World Clock to bespoke metal structures. The relaunch makes this range understandable and brings an established collection of projects, photographs and content into a clear structure.
Put actual projects and details at the centre.
Make an extensive archive accessible by discipline, period and search term.
Connect three generations of craftsmanship with a contemporary presence.
02 / Design concept
Charcoal, light surfaces and a considered pink accent create a distinctive stage. Barlow Condensed gives headings strength, while Manrope keeps the content readable. Generous original photography shows work in its urban context and in detail.


A closer look
The project archive makes different disciplines and periods searchable. Individual works get their own pages with descriptions and galleries. Services, company history and people provide context for the work.
03 / The website
The complete homepage and selected views of the archive, project pages and history.


Search, disciplines and periods offer different routes into the work.
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The World Clock gets room for images, description and context.
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A clear path from 1927 to the forthcoming centenary in 2027.
Open larger viewActual captures · 10 November 2026 · Images: Kunsch Metallbau
04 / Development
Custom Astro development connects a complete content migration with structured project pages and a filterable archive. Existing addresses are taken into account. Fonts and media are served locally, with the main domain as the shared starting point.
Carry over projects, descriptions and original media from the existing collection.
Search and combinable discipline and period filters.
Responsive views of work, services, history and careers.
05 / Outcome
A presence that shows Kunsch’s work, preserves its history and creates room for future projects, looking towards the company’s centenary in 2027.
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