Bavarian architecture award

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The Bavarian Architecture Prize was awarded for the first time in 2007 and is intended to honor personalities who have made a great contribution to the building culture in Bavaria . The price is not tied to the realization of a specific building project, but can also be awarded for it.

The Bavarian Chamber of Architects , the legal professional representation of all architects, interior designers, landscape architects and urban planners in the Free State, is the host of the Bavarian Architecture Prize . Individual, particularly outstanding achievements can also be awarded the “State Prize for Architecture” by the Bavarian State Government .

The Chamber of Architects and the Free State want to use the award to pay tribute to building culture issues in a broad way and to increase public awareness of the built environment. The prize is awarded to up to three personalities every two years (usually). Each of the three awards is endowed with 10,000 euros.

All natural and legal persons who have their place of residence or their branch in the Free State of Bavaria are entitled to make proposals. Self-applications are not possible. The award winners are selected by a constantly established, independent board of trustees that constantly monitors the building culture in Bavaria. It includes personalities from public life who are themselves cultural workers or who have developed a special relationship to culture - and thus also to building culture - as part of their professional activity.

2007 award winner

Prize winner 2009

  • Theodor Hugues, architect, Munich
  • Fritz Koenig , sculptor, Ganslberg
  • Sabine Reeh, journalist, Munich

Award winner 2011

  • Horst Biesterfeld, Manfred Brennecke, Thomas Richter
  • Nicola Borgmann, art historian and architect (head of the Munich Architecture Gallery)
  • Winfried Nerdinger , architectural historian, director of the architecture museum of the Technical University of Munich

Prize winner 2013

Award winner 2015

  • Regine Keller , landscape architect, Keller Damm Roser landscape architects, Technical University of Munich
  • Josef Poxleitner , Head a. D. the Supreme Building Authority in the Bavarian State Ministry of the Interior, for Construction and Transport
  • NS Documentation Center in Munich by the architects Georg Scheel Wetzel, Berlin (also awarded the Bavarian State Prize for Architecture )
  • Acknowledgments: “pro-stadtBAUmeister” initiative, Nuremberg, and Michael Weidenhiller, Bavarian State Ministry for Education and Culture, Science and Art, Munich

Prize winners 2018

  • Johannes Berschneider, architect, interior designer, Berschneider + Berschneider GmbH Architects + interior designers, Pilsach
  • Peter Haimerl , architect, Peter Haimerl. Architecture, Munich (also awarded the Bavarian State Prize for Architecture)
  • Prof. Donata Valentien and Prof. Christoph Valentien , Valentien + Valentien landscape architects and urban planners, Munich
  • Acknowledgments: Susanne Flynn, architect, Munich, and Wilhelm Warning, cultural journalist Munich

Individual evidence

  1. Architecture prizes awarded in Bavaria. Accessed March 15, 2010
  2. Build and talk about it - Bavarian Architecture Prize. Accessed June 15, 2010
  3. Bavarian Architecture Prize 2011 awarded
  4. Bavarian Architecture Prize 2013 awarded ( Memento from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
  5. Bavarian Architecture Prize 2015 awarded ( Memento from July 11, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
  6. Bavarian Architecture Prize 2018 . ( byak.de [accessed on August 8, 2018]).