Egon Eiermann Prize

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The Egon Eiermann Prize is an ideas competition for students and young graduates in the field of architecture . In the spirit of the German architect Egon Eiermann , the Egon Eiermann Prize promotes innovative architectural designs of social relevance. The prize is awarded every two years and is donated by Eternit GmbH Germany. It is endowed with a total of 5,000 euros.

overview

history

Eternit has been promoting architecture students and young architects with the Egon Eiermann Prize since 1991. Every two years, the company, together with Karl Krämer Verlag and a top-class jury , looks for designs that are trend-setting for architecture and society. The Egon Eiermann Prize gives students and graduates the opportunity to present their ideas to a broader public.

When Eternit announced the architecture prize for the first time in 1991, it was still called the “Eternit competition for architecture students and young architects”. Since 1997 it has been entitled "Egon Eiermann Prize", named after Egon Eiermann (1904–1970), one of the most important German architects of post-war modernism .

meaning

Egon Eiermann and Eternit use fiber cement as a material for the rear-ventilated curtain wall and the roof . For Eiermann it was the right material for modern architecture. Among other things, the parapet panels in the high-rise building " Langer Eugen " in Bonn (1965–1969), the corrugated facade cladding of the famous handkerchief weaving mill in Blumberg (1949–1951) and the ingeniously stepped corrugated sheet roof on his own residential and studio building in Baden-Baden ( 1959–1962) are made with fiber cement. For Eternit, the name Egon Eiermann is both a challenge and an obligation.

Attendees

Architecture students who study at a German university and have their place of residence in Germany can take part in the Egon Eiermann Prize . Graduates whose diploma, bachelor's or master's degree in architecture was not more than two years ago and who are resident in Germany can also take part.

Prices

The total prize money is 5,000 euros. There are usually several awards given. For the award-winning work supervised by a chair, the sponsor provides the chair with an additional amount of 1,000 euros for excursions. In addition, the award-winning works are exhibited and published in a publication.

jury

Together with Eternit and Karl Krämer Verlag, the jury sets the task at hand and determines the winners. Previous members of the jury included: Günter Behnisch (Stuttgart), Arno Lederer (Stuttgart), Carlo Weber (Dresden / Stuttgart), Werner Durth (Darmstadt), Manfred Hegger (Darmstadt), Rainer Hascher (Berlin), Gottfried Faulstich (Kassel / Erfurt) , Walter Nägeli (Berlin), Gerd de Bruyn (Stuttgart), Christa Reicher (Dortmund), Gernot Schulz (Cologne), Regine Leibinger (Berlin), Astrid Bornheim (Berlin), Martin Bornholdt (Berlin), Arno Brandlhuber (Berlin), Volker Staab (Braunschweig), Lennart Wiechell (Munich), Elke Delugan-Meissl (Vienna), Jórunn Ragnarsdóttir (Stuttgart), Markus Emde (Berlin), Andreas Fuhrimann (Zurich), Ludwig Wappner (Munich)

Tasks and award winners

Eternit competition for architecture students and young architects 1991

Housing theme

  • two 1st prizes
  • three 2nd prizes
  • three 3rd prizes

Work theme

  • a 1st prize
  • three 2nd prizes
  • four 3rd prizes

Leisure theme

  • a 1st prize
  • three 2nd prizes
  • two 3rd prizes

Eternit competition for architecture students and young architects 1993

Housing theme

  • a 1st prize
  • six 2nd prizes
  • eight 3rd prizes

Work theme

  • a 1st prize
  • a 3rd prize

Leisure theme

  • a 1st prize
  • a 2nd prize

Subject of renovation

  • a 1st prize
  • a 2nd prize

Egon Eiermann Prize 1995/1996

Topic "Low Budget House in Hellerau"

  • two 1st prizes
  • four 2nd prizes
  • seven 3rd prizes
  • eight recognitions

Egon Eiermann Prize 1997/1998

Subject "Less House, More Home"

  • four 1st prizes
  • four 2nd prizes
  • seven 3rd prizes
  • eight recognitions

Egon Eiermann Prize 1999/2000

Topic "density and openness"

  • five 1st prizes
  • five 2nd prizes
  • five 3rd prizes
  • six recognitions

Egon Eiermann Prize 2004/2005

Subject "Between Figure and Ground"

3 award winners:

4 recognitions:

  • Rico Olbricht and Matthias Dalitz ( TU Dresden )
  • Max Kahlen, Karsten Klenk and Konstantin August (Academy of Fine Arts, Stuttgart)
  • Tina Grentrup and Gudrun Warnking ( FH Münster )
  • Martin Schlunk ( TU Berlin )

Egon Eiermann Prize 2006/2007

Subject "The European Town Hall"

3 award winners:

  • Hendrik Gruß and Thorsten Haase (Bauhaus University Weimar)
  • Andreas Krompaß, Vanessa Philipp, Werner Schührer, Christian Zöhrer ( Munich University of Applied Sciences )
  • Stephan Brodmann (Bauhaus University Weimar)

2 recognitions:

  • Sebastian Heinemeyer, Robert Müller and Moritz Walter (Bauhaus University Weimar)
  • Berit Bessell (Bauhaus University Weimar)

Egon Eiermann Prize 2008/2009

Topic "Architecture in Climate Change"

1 award winner:

3 recognitions:

Egon Eiermann Prize 2010/2011

Topic "Feeding the planet, Energy for life"

2 award winners:

  • Tiffany Rappich and Mitko Baramov ( HTWK Leipzig )
  • Simona Schröder (TU Braunschweig)

3 recognitions:

  • Paul Girardet, Sebastian Welzel and Yusi Zhao (TU Berlin)
  • Thomas Pearce and Leo Stuckardt (TU Berlin)
  • Azen Omar (HTWK Leipzig)

Egon Eiermann Prize 2013

Topic "Smart Skin - A House of Materials Research"

2 award winners:

  • Reiner Beelitz and Lubomir Peytchev (TU Berlin)
  • Vera Hagspiel, Lisa Kowalsky and Undine Tannenberger (TU Berlin)

4 recognitions:

2 projects in the shortlist:

  • Paul Reinhardt from the (TU Berlin)
  • Neele Müller and Lisa-Marie Schmidt (University of Kassel)

Egon Eiermann Prize 2015

Topic "German Architecture Institute"

4 award winners:

  • Jonas Virsik ( FHWS )
  • Steffen Rebehn and Jonas Kneisel (TU Braunschweig)
  • Maxim Bauer ( UdK Berlin )
  • Benedict Esche and Giacomo Nüßlein (Munich)

2 recognitions:

  • Anastasia Svirski (Bauhaus University Weimar)
  • Ruben Strater and Sören Schmeußer (Stuttgart)

Egon Eiermann Prize 2017

Topic "Architecture as a driving force in rural areas"

4 award winners:

  • Nick Chadde (Bauhaus University Weimar)
  • Kyra Mootz ( University of Stuttgart )
  • Johannes Wohlfarth and Ralf Erdei (University of Stuttgart)
  • Philipp Hufschmid and Patrick Fromme (TU Munich)

4 recognitions:

  • Juri Franck (University of Kassel)
  • Jannis Petereit and Rebekka Kühn (TU Braunschweig)
  • Lisa-Marie Hottenrott (Bauhaus University Weimar)
  • Lisa Schneider ( Karlsruhe Institute of Technology )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ baulinks: 20 years of the Egon Eiermann Prize: award ceremony and anniversary party in Berlin
  2. ↑ architekten24.de: Egon Eiermann Prize 08/09
  3. ^ DBZ: German Pavilion wanted
  4. ↑ competitionline.com: The winners have been announced!
  5. ↑ Baunetz: Forms for an architecture institute
  6. ↑ Eternit: Architecture as a driving force in rural areas