Busmann + Haberer

Godfrid Haberer and Peter Busmann in conversation on the occasion of the finissage for the exhibition “Dani Karavan - Memorial Sites and Environments” in the Luther Church in Cologne , September 2011

Museum Ludwig Cologne, south view, September 2006

Koethen Castle Riding Hall

Busmann + Haberer Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH is a German architecture firm . It was founded in 1972 by Peter Busmann and Godfrid Haberer . With the addition of five more architects to the company, the name of the office in Cologne changed, which is now BHBFH (Busmann Haberer Bohl Faubel-Gäb Hauers) and the one in Berlin to BHBVT (Busmann Haberer Bohl Vennes Tebroke).

Works

Simultanhalle Cologne , 1970–1979
Matthäuskirche in Cologne-Lindenthal, 1975–1977
Commercial hotel on Breslauer Platz , Johannisstrasse 30, Cologne, 1978–1980
Building complex for the Ludwig Museum and the Cologne Philharmonic , 1980–1986
Suermondt-Ludwig-Museum Aachen , 1986–1988
Press house of DuMont-Schauberg-Verlag Cologne, 1990
Platform roofing at Cologne Central Station , 1990
Jakob-Kaiser-Haus Berlin , 1996–1999, 2002
Reconstruction of the Von der Heydt Museum in Wuppertal , 1987–1990
Meeting Old Synagogue Wuppertal , 1987-1993
Joseph DuMont Vocational College , Cologne, 1989–1991
Reception building for state guests at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (draft)
Together with Jens Morsch, reconstruction of a railway arch of the Hohenzollern Bridge (with the Gulliver survival station), Cologne, 1999–2001

Awards

2009: German facade prize for ventilated curtain walls for the Johann Sebastian Bach Hall (old riding hall), Köthen Castle

Web links

Commons : Busmann + Haberer - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

↑ Look into the past: development up to the train station. Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger , April 21, 2008, accessed April 28, 2013 .
↑ competition ; Page at the architecture office
↑ Elvira Reith, Peter Busmann in the Gulliver. Cologne unemployment center website (PDF, 477 kB), accessed on October 31, 2015
^ Winner of the German Facade Prize 2009: Johann Sebastian Bach Hall, Köthen Palace ; Brochure Excellent Architecture. German Facade Prize 2009 for ventilated curtain walls (VHF)

[ksta2008-1] Look into the past: development up to the train station. Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger , April 21, 2008, accessed April 28, 2013 .

[2] tition ; Page at the architecture office

[3] Elvira Reith, Peter Busmann in the Gulliver. Cologne unemployment center website (PDF, 477 kB), accessed on October 31, 2015

[4] Winner of the German Facade Prize 2009: Johann Sebastian Bach Hall, Köthen Palace ; Brochure Excellent Architecture. German Facade Prize 2009 for ventilated curtain walls (VHF)