Eberhard Schunck

Eberhard Schunck 2006

Eberhard Schunck (born April 21, 1937 in Augsburg ) is an architect from Munich .

Life

Career

After attending school in Augsburg, he studied architecture at the Technical University of Munich from 1956 to 1961. After working in the office of Prof. Gerhard Weber , Eberhard Schunck opened his own architecture office in 1967. After teaching assignments and a. at the University of Stuttgart in 1982 he was appointed professor at the Augsburg University of Applied Sciences and in 1984 at the University of Stuttgart. From 1992 until his retirement in 2002, Eberhard Schunck was a full professor at the Chair of Building Construction at the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Technical University of Munich. His concern was to combine the training of civil engineers and architects. Through his involvement in the architecture faculty as a design teacher, he supervised designs that were worked on jointly by architects and engineers. By organizing regular lectures on the history of civil engineering in Stuttgart and Munich and documenting them in the series Materials on the History of Civil Engineering , he helped to strengthen the historical awareness of young civil engineers. Its architecture is objective, constructive and always responds to the given situation. It lives from the determining power of the structural components and from the careful work through in detail. By incorporating contemporary elements, his buildings can be easily integrated into their planning period, but avoid fashionable ingredients. In addition to his architectural works, Eberhard Schunck became internationally known for his standard work Dachatlas inclined roofs . It has been translated into seven languages (including Chinese).

family

Prof. Schunck married in 1963, has two children and lives in Munich.

buildings

Werner von Siemens High School

Klinikum Schwabing, southern functional building with a helicopter landing pad on the roof

Langwasser church center

1968–1972: Community Center Schwaig Evangelical Thomas Congregation
1972–1975: Perlach Nord school center, Quiddestrasse, including the municipal Werner-von-Siemens-Gymnasium (see also the list of architectural monuments in Perlach ) with Bernhard von Busse
1973–1975: Association school, Zusmarshausen
1975–1977: Willibald High School , Eichstätt
1979–1982: District hospital, Eichstätt (today: Klinik Eichstätt) with Schuster-Pechtold
1987–1988: Community base, Unterhaching
1985–1986: Ecumenical Church Center Nuremberg-Langwasser , including Martin-Niemöller-Kirche and St. Maximilian Kolbe
1986–1988: Garching Town Hall

1994–1999: Schwabing Clinic Southern functional building with Schuster Pechtold

1992–1993: Speech therapy school, Eichstätt

1993-2005: School Center, Poing

2004–2005: Motorway noise protection , Bayreuth- Laineck (enclosure)

2000–2008: Alte Allee primary school (today: An der Schäferwiese)

1998–2004: Underground car park and Bamberg conference center at the concert hall

2001–2002: Support Center, Pulling

2006–2009: Pedestrian Bridge, Schramberg

Honourings and prices

1979: BDA Prize Bavaria Recognition for the school center, Eichstätt
1987: Church center Nuremberg-Langwasser , architecture prize of the city of Nuremberg
1989: BDA Prize Bavaria Recognition for the church center, Nuremberg-Langwasser
1989: Concrete architecture prize for the church center, Nuremberg-Langwasser
1989: German architecture award recognition for the church center Nuremberg-Langwasser
1995: Concrete architecture prize for language therapy school, Eichstätt
2003: Facade Prize of the City of Munich for office and residential buildings Pettenkoferstraße Münchner Verein

Important publications

1989: Heinz Isler Schalen, with Eckehard Ramm, Karl Krämerverlag Stuttgart
1991: Roof atlas sloping roofs , publisher and main author with T.Finke, R.Jenisch and HJ Oster, Institute for International Architecture Documentation Munich. Translation Italian
2002: Roof atlas with sloping roofs , revision, editor and main author with HJOster, R. Barthel and K. Kießl, Institute for International Architecture Documentation, Munich. Translations in English, Chinese, Polish, Slovak, Czech, Serbian
2010: Flat roof atlas , with K. Sedlbauer, R. Barthel and Künzel, Institute for International Architecture Documentation, Munich. translation English

Individual evidence

^ Karl-Eugen Kurrer : Report on the State of Construction History in Austria, Germany and Switzerland . In: Construction History. Research Perspectives in Europe, ed. By Antonio Becchi, Massimo Corradi, Federico Foce and Orietta Pedemonte, pp. 61–112 (here p. 71), Florence: Kim Williams Books 2004, ISBN 88-88479-11-2 .

personal data
SURNAME	Schunck, Eberhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German architect and university professor
DATE OF BIRTH	April 21, 1937
PLACE OF BIRTH	augsburg

[1] Karl-Eugen Kurrer : Report on the State of Construction History in Austria, Germany and Switzerland . In: Construction History. Research Perspectives in Europe, ed. By Antonio Becchi, Massimo Corradi, Federico Foce and Orietta Pedemonte, pp. 61–112 (here p. 71), Florence: Kim Williams Books 2004, ISBN 88-88479-11-2 .