Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects

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The Laveshaus at Friedrichswall 5 in Hanover ; Seat of the Chamber

The Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects is the professional association of around 10,000 architects , interior and landscape architects and urban planners in Lower Saxony . The seat of the Chamber of Architects is the Laveshaus at Friedrichswall 5 in Hanover , Mitte district .

history

In 1996 the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects acquired the former residential building of the architect Georg Ludwig Friedrich Laves as well as the neighboring studio building in Hanover. After restoration , reconstruction and additions by the architects Pax + Hadamczyk, architects Koch + Panse from 1997 to 1998, the Chamber of Architects moved into its new headquarters on Friedrichswall 5.

In 1998, the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects established the “Foundation for the Promotion of Young Professionals”. The patron of the foundation , which has been called the Laves Foundation since 2007 , was the former Lower Saxony Minister of Economic Affairs, Walter Hirche . The foundation refers to the royal court architect Laves and spans “the arc from the Hanoverian tradition to the Lower Saxony future of building”.

Since 2002 the Chamber of Architects has been cooperating with the Lower Saxony state government in the tender for the " Lower Saxony State Prize for Architecture " and in the annual symposium on building culture.

Board of Directors (incomplete)

The board of directors elected by the assembly of representatives currently manages the business of the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects through 13 people:

  • President Robert Marlow, Hanover, has been the freelance architect since March 2018
  • Vice-president is the architect Christiane Kraatz, Braunschweig
  • Vice-president is the architect Christoph Schild , Lüneburg

Publications (incomplete)

  • Benita Albrecht u. a .: Building in existing structures. Use existing qualities. Make new out of old - a guide for private builders , ed. from the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, 1st edition, Hanover 2006: Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, ISBN 978-3-9801409-0-4 and ISBN 3-9801409-0-3
  • Andreas Ackermann u. a .: From dream to house. Teaching and working materials for the training of private clients , ed. by the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, 2nd, revised. Edition, Hanover 2006: Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, ISBN 978-3-9801409-8-0 and ISBN 3-9801409-8-9
  • Gert Kähler , Ute Maasberg (Red.): Architecture in Lower Saxony 2005 , ed. by the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, 1st edition, Hamburg 2007: Junius-Verlag, ISBN 3-88506-559-2 kart.
  • Specialist planning energy and construction. A further training concept for the Hanover region , ed. from the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, among others, in the series of documentations on scientific training. Central Institution for Further Education , Vol. 43, Hanover [2004?]: Central Institution for Further Education / University of Hanover, 3-923492-38-3
  • RAW 2004 , Rules for the Announcement of Competitions, Rules for the Announcement of Competitions in the Fields of Spatial Planning, Town Planning and Construction, ed. from the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects [2004]
  • From graduate engineer to architect [electronic resource]. Information for graduates in practical work , Lower Saxony Architects Act, Lower Saxony Building Regulations, Bavarian Architects Supply and others, ed. from the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, [2004?] CD-ROM
  • Rules for architectural competitions (RAW 2001), 2nd edition, Hanover 2002: Chamber of Architects Lower Saxony [u. a.]
  • Build with confidence. This is what you get when you work with an architect , ed. by the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, corporation under public law, 2001
  • Barrier-free building. Basics and planning options. Information from the advice center for handicapped and age-appropriate building , ed. Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, [Hanover] 1999: Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects
  • Gert Kähler, Paulhans Peters, Eva Holtz: Architecture in Lower Saxony 1970 - 1995 , ed. from the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, Hamburg 1995: Junius, ISBN 3-88506-256-9 (English brosch.)
  • I. Schumann: The architectural competition on the occasion of the exhibition of the same name from October 9 to November 25, 1984 in the state parliament building, ed. from the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, Hanover [1985]: Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects
  • Hermann Boockhoff, Jürgen Knotz (arrangement): Architecture in Hanover since 1900 , ed. from the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, Munich 1981: Callwey, ISBN 3-7667-0599-7 (English brosch.)
  • Wulf von Appen: Architect's Handbook Lower Saxony loose-leaf collection , ed. from the Lower Saxony Chamber of Architects, Stuttgart, Munich, Hanover: Boorberg
    • Basic work, 1973
    • Supplements, 1976ff.

See also

literature

Web links

Commons : Chamber of Architects Lower Saxony  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Lars Menz (Red.): Would you like to find out more about the Chamber of Architects? on the page aknds.de , last accessed on October 8, 2012
  2. ↑ See the imprint on the Chamber's website
  3. ↑ Lars Menz (Red.): Laveshaus , last accessed on October 8, 2012
  4. ↑ Lars Menz (Red.): Lavesstiftung , last accessed on October 8, 2012
  5. ↑ Dominik Kimyon, Gabriele Heiser (Red.): Lower Saxony State Prize for Architecture 2002 , last accessed on October 8, 2012
  6. ↑ Dominik Kimyon, Gabriele Heiser (Red.): Lower Saxony State Prize for Architecture 2012 , last accessed on October 8, 2012
  7. ↑ a b c d Lars Menz (Red.): Board of Directors ( Memento of the original from December 24, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , last accessed October 8, 2012 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.aknds.de

Coordinates: 52 ° 22 ′ 8.7 ″  N , 9 ° 44 ′ 9.8 ″  E