Dieter Ströbel

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Dieter Hermann Ströbel (born April 27, 1923 in Neunkirchen near Bad Mergentheim ; † November 5, 2009 in Munich ) was a German architect , industrial architect and lead architect at Osram from April 1, 1958 to April 30, 1990.

education and profession

Administration building of Osram GmbH Hellabrunner Str. 1 in Munich, built 1963–65 by Walter Henn together with Dieter Ströbel

After graduating from the Progymnasium in 1940, Ströbel initially studied architecture as a student at the TH-Graz University of Applied Sciences in Crossville / USA until November 1945. From March 1946 to July 1949, he studied at the TH-Stuttgart with internships in the construction industry and architecture office. On July 4, 1949 he received a diploma (diploma thesis parliament building). After completing his studies in 1949 and working as a freelancer at architectural offices and BP Baden-Württemberg, he started working for Osram in Munich on April 1, 1958. He worked out the construction of light shows, developed the competition and the architectural design of the administration building at Hellabrunnerstrasse in Munich. In his role as chief architect and head of construction at Osram GmbH (from November 19, 1970), he built factories and administrative buildings around the world, including the Spandau, Wedding, Helmoltestrasse, and Ernst-Reuter-Platz in Berlin, as well as buildings in Augsburg, Herbrechtingen, Eichstätt, Schwabmünchen, Wipperfürth, Vogesa Coburg, ERG Göttingen, OEC-Milan, Treviso, Bari, Borgomanero, Molsheim, Madrid, Lisbon, Athens, Vienna, Winterthur, Stockholm, Osram Netherlands, OCN-Montgomery, Mexico, Osram in Ecuador, Brazil, Argentina, Osram-Sungsan, Melco, Allamp Mohammadia Algeria and Winterthur.

The archive of Dieter Ströbel's work has been in the Architecture Museum of the Technical University of Munich since 2014 .

Fonts

  • Light and architecture. Osram GmbH, Berlin / Munich 1961. ( Lichttechnik, 13, 1961, No. 6.)

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personal data
SURNAME Ströbel, Dieter
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ströbel, Dieter Hermann (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect
DATE OF BIRTH April 27, 1923
PLACE OF BIRTH Neunkirchen near Bad Mergentheim
DATE OF DEATH November 5, 2009
Place of death Munich