German architecture award
The German Architecture Prize has been awarded every two years since 1971. The prize was donated in 1971 by Ruhrgas AG under the name "Ruhrgas Architekturpreis" and organized and carried out by Karl Krämer Verlag Stuttgart as a co-initiator. With the assumption of patronage by the Bundesarchitektenkammer e. V. in 1977 the name was changed to "German Architecture Prize" and the prize was awarded independently of the product. Since 2011, the Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development and the Federal Chamber of Architects e. V. Organizer of the German Architecture Prize. The E.ON Ruhrgas AG now does not act more than the main sponsor .
The German Architecture Prize is to be awarded to a building that is exemplary for the development of building in our time , which is characterized by its innovative and high-quality architecture , contributes to the design of public space and is exemplary in its consideration of problems of the environment, sustainability and the Energy efficiency .
Work in the field of architecture and urban development as well as work on the renovation and preservation of historical buildings that were completed in Germany are eligible for participation in the German Architecture Prize . The total prize money is 60,000 euros. The prize itself is endowed with 30,000 euros. Awards and recognitions for the German Architecture Prize are also given. A further 30,000 euros are available for this. The award recognizes the builders with a certificate that architects and architects with a certificate and a cash prize.
Award winner since 1971
- 1971 Ruhrgas Architecture Prize, Wolf Irion , Lauchhau residential development, Stuttgart
- 1973 Ruhrgas Architecture Prize, Hans Kammerer and Walter Belz , expansion of Commerzbank, Stuttgart
- 1975 Ruhrgas Architecture Prize, Paul-Ludwig Dolmetsch and Wilhelm Haug , indoor swimming pool and sports hall , Metzingen
- 1977 Behnisch & Partner : Retirement and nursing home, Reutlingen
- 1979 Doris and Ralph Thut: House for 6 families, Munich-Perlach
- 1981 Joachim and Margot Schürmann: Quarters around Groß St. Martin, Cologne
- 1983 Hans Hollein : Municipal Museum Abteiberg , Mönchengladbach
- 1985 SV Architects' Association ( Peter C. von Seidlein , Horst Fischer , Claus Winkler , Edwin Effinger ): Süddeutscher Verlag, newspaper printer, Munich
- 1987 Gerd Fesel and Peter Bayerer: Production Technology Center, Berlin
- 1989 Auer + Weber : District Office, Starnberg
- 1991 Joachim and Margot Schürmann: Post Office Cologne 3, Cologne
- 1993 Behnisch & Partner : Plenary hall of the then German Bundestag , Bonn
- 1995 Kiessler + Partner : Gelsenkirchen Science Park
- 1997 Allmann Sattler Wappner : Samuel-von-Pufendorf-Gymnasium, Flöha
- 1999 Daniel Libeskind : Jewish Museum Berlin
- 2001 Auer + Weber + Partner : Renovation of the Ruhrfestspielhaus , Recklinghausen
- 2003 Axel Schultes , Charlotte Frank , Christoph Witt : Federal Chancellery , Berlin
- 2005 Zaha Hadid : BMW headquarters, Leipzig plant
- 2007 Fink + Jocher : Student residence on the Garching campus of the Technical University of Munich
- Not awarded in 2009
- 2011 David Chipperfield : Reconstruction of the New Museum Berlin
- 2013 Lederer + Ragnarsdóttir + Oei : Art Museum Ravensburg
- 2015 Sauerbruch Hutton : New construction of the Immanuel Church in Cologne-Stammheim
- 2017 Diedorf working group ( Hermann Kaufmann ZT GmbH, Schwarzach / Vorarlberg & Florian Nagler Architekten GmbH, Munich): New construction of the Schmuttertal-Gymnasium Diedorf
- 2019 Bruno Fioretti Marquez: Reconstruction, extension and renovation of Wittenberg Castle
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Architecture award to David Chipperfield . In: Saarbrücker Zeitung , July 1, 2011, p. B4.
- ↑ Archived copy ( Memento of the original from May 1, 2013 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.
- ↑ Immanuel Church in Stammheim: German Architecture Prize 2015 for church construction in Cologne Kölnische Rundschau from May 21, 2015
- ^ German Architecture Prize for Wittenberg Castle. at www.bmi.bund.de
