SKYLINE ATLAS is the community for Frankfurt and its skyline. SKYLINE ATLAS provides the public a permanent central location to discover content about its urban developments. We’re doing this to bring people together for shaping a better city region.

Numerous authors and creative minds produce the SKYLINE ATLAS. For decades the editorial staff has cultivated networks with experts in the real estate industry. SKYLINE ATLAS is known to many real estate decision makers in the FrankfurtRheinMain region any beyond it. Thousands of people from the construction sector, the press, and the people interested in Frankfurt’s urban developments follow this premium publication on social media.

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My name is Dean Vukovic and I am the Managing Director of SKYLINE ATLAS GmbH and have been working in the Frankfurt real estate industry for over 20 years. I am responsible in particular for the overall strategic concept as well as innovative further development. My goal is to develop the real estate portal into a well-known networking and lead platform in the real estate sector in the coming years. In addition to managing SKYLINE ATLAS, I work with my company V&V Immobilien as an investor, project developer and real estate agent.

I’m Jakob Schickedanz and a passionate skyscraper fan! Since I moved to Frankfurt a few years ago for my studies, I have grown fond of the Frankfurt Skyline. I find the constant change particularly exciting – new towers are added, old ones disappear or are modernized. Frankfurt is dynamic and that’s a good thing! Working at SKYLINE ATLAS has given me the opportunity to look behind the facades of Frankfurt’s skyscrapers – my personal highlight so far is a visit to the European Central Bank. Whether it’s editorial tasks or developing new exciting formats: working at SKYLINE ATLAS is diverse and never becomes boring. I’m happy and grateful to be part of this great team!

My name is Jens Schneider and I have been with the company since April 2022. The SKYLINE ATLAS combines both hobby and work for me. I am a social scientist and am very interested in urban planning and development. Frankfurt am Main as a dynamic, international city has a lot of good qualities to offer here, but also plenty that can be criticized. I find the skyscrapers, which make our city so unique, particularly fascinating. What I really like about working at SKYLINE ATLAS is that we are on site and I have been able to visit a lot of buildings and construction sites, which is super exciting. My wish for Frankfurt’s future is that the skyline continues to grow boldly and opens up to the urban community even more in the future.

I’m Jonathan Höller, and I’m responsible for camerawork and editing at SKYLINE ATLAS. When I first walked through the Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage in Frankfurt for a job interview almost 7 years ago, I was immediately impressed by the uniqueness and impression of the skyscrapers. Besides my office job and studies, working at SKYLINE ATLAS gives me the opportunity to practice a hobby in a creative and flexible way with a young, motivated team in a professional environment.

Hello, my name is Tamara Unrau, I come from Wiesbaden and my passion is first and foremost architecture! Besides the SKYLINE ATLAS, I work in an architectural office and it still fascinates me to experience how actual buildings are created from an initial design idea. In Frankfurt, the SKYLINE ATLAS gives us the opportunity to follow this realization process on a maximum scale – even behind the scenes. I enjoy inspiring other people with my enthusiasm through editing and moderating.

My name is Nils Trunk and I have been a working student at SKYLINE ATLAS since 2023. After 3 years of experience in sales and real estate valuation, I am responsible for real estate research and therefore the contact person for office spaces. As a student of business law, I am able to maintain contact with the real estate industry during my studies. What particularly excites me about SKYLINE ATLAS is the diverse network and the development of a still young company into Frankfurt am Main’s number 1 real estate portal.

My name is Linda Eiberger and I work as an editor at SKYLINE ATLAS. Working at SKYLINE ATLAS is the perfect opportunity for me to combine my interests in the real estate industry and Frankfurt’s urban development with my journalism studies. I find it particularly interesting to experience the latest skyscraper developments through site visits and behind-the-scenes tours. Frankfurt’s skyline has always fascinated me, which is why I particularly enjoy the varied work at SKYLINE ATLAS.

Hello, I am Michael Wutzke and the initiator of the SKYLINE ATLAS. I founded this information portal with the intention to inform and inspire the public about the development of the Skyline Frankfurt. I have been passionately involved with the topic of skyscrapers for many years. In the meantime, I have handed over the editorial work here to an enthusiastic team of editors and volunteers. Since my youth I have also been interested in programming computer systems and today I work as an IT specialist in the financial sector of Frankfurt.

SKYLINE ATLAS is a mix of architecture guide, news source and history book. The content is always kept up-to-date, and it is expanded at irregular intervals. SKYLINE ATLAS contains not just information about individual towers, but focuses also on the history and future of high-rise developments in Frankfurt. Additionally, artwork like NEO NOIR, BOOOM and Frankfurt ZERO is becoming increasingly important. SKYLINE ATLAS provides more than 3,500 media files and 1,000 web pages.

The information provided is also intended to form positive opinions about high-rise buildings. Our city region and its development areas do not thrive solely on the height of its buildings, but on the fact that people feel comfortable here and that Frankfurt will remain affordable. The SKYLINE ATLAS therefore serves not only as a reference book on Frankfurt skyscrapers, but also as an innovative communication medium for the exchange of arguments and ideas.