Gruber + Kleine-Kraneburg
| Gruber + Kleine-Kraneburg Architects | |
|---|---|
| legal form | Society under civil law |
| founding | 1995 |
| Seat | Frankfurt am Main |
| management | Martin Gruber and Helmut Kleine-Kraneburg |
| Website | www.gruber-kleinekraneburg.de |
Gruber + Kleine-Kraneburg Architects is a German architecture office in Frankfurt am Main and from 1995 to 1999 also in Berlin .
history
Gruber + Kleine-Kraneburg was founded in 1995 by the architects Martin Gruber (* 1963) and Helmut Kleine-Kraneburg (* 1961). Both founders were previously employees in Oswald Mathias Ungers' office in Frankfurt am Main. Gruber + Kleine-Kraneburg's areas of responsibility include a. Skyscrapers and administration buildings, but also residential buildings. Based on geometric shapes and proportions determined by human dimensions, the work of the office is based on the context and functionality of the location with great attention to materials, structure and lighting. So in their severity they always appear emotional.
Well-known buildings include the Federal President's Office (1998) in Berlin, the Main Forum (2003), the Leica World (2014) and the Taunusturm (2014) in Frankfurt am Main.
Since its inception, the office has won competitions and prizes.
Works (selection)
- 2014: Leitz-Park, Leica-Welt (2nd construction phase), Wetzlar
- 2014: Taunusturm , Frankfurt am Main
- 2013: revitalization of Oskar-von-Miller-Str. (former employment office), Frankfurt am Main
- 2010: Leitz-Park, production and administration building (1st construction phase), Wetzlar
- 2009: Villa am Park, Bad Soden
- 2007: IHK - conversion of the foyer and service center, Offenbach
- 2005: Visitor access to the Federal President's Office , Berlin
- 2004: Welker House, Frankfurt am Main
- 2003: Main Forum (IG Metall high-rise), Frankfurt am Main
- 2003: Rinck House, Frankfurt am Main
- 2002: House Wetzstein, Karlsbad
- 1998: Office of the Federal President , Berlin
- 1997: House Barwich / Schormann, Neustadt an der Weinstrasse
Planning, drafts (selection)
- 2010: Revitalization of the Turmcenter, Frankfurt (report 2010)
- 2004: Office and residential building on Hafenstrasse, Frankfurt am Main (building application 2004)
- 2004: High-rise State Library, Berlin (in planning)
Competitions (selection)
The following list shows a selection of awards that Gruber + Kleine-Kraneburg has received.
- 2015: High-rise residential building, Europaviertel, construction site 26 North, Frankfurt am Main
- 2014: Tower 1, high-rise office building with hotel, Frankfurt am Main, recognition
- 2014: Office building with hotel complex Europa-Allee, Frankfurt am Main
- 2011: Henninger Turm, Frankfurt am Main. recognition
- 2009: Alzenau Culture Park, Frankfurt am Main
- 2009: Siemens logistics center, Duisburg
- 2008: Humboldt Forum / rebuilding of the palace, Berlin
- 2008: Congress and conference hotel, Oberursel
- 2007: Reethus town hall, Rheda-Wiedenbrück
- 2007: Historical Museum, Frankfurt am Main
- 2007: Tower 185, Frankfurt am Main
- 2007: Osthafenbrücke / ramp structure at Honsellstrasse, Frankfurt am Main
- 2006: German Bundestag - renovation and expansion of the office building Dorotheen- / Wilhelmstr. in Berlin (purchase)
- 2005: Technical City Hall Frankfurt am Main - urban planning ideas competition
- 2005: Federal Ministry of the Interior, Berlin
- 2005: School and visitor center of the BND, Berlin
- 2005: Private Public Partnership Finanzzentrum, Kassel
- 2005: Extension of the Federal Criminal Police Office, Berlin-Treptow
- 2004: University of Television and Film, Munich
- 2004: Berlin State Library - New construction of a warehouse building
- 2004: West Arcade of KfW Frankfurt am Main. purchase
- 2003: Kulturforum Potsdamer Platz Berlin - development study
- 2003: New nursing home in Bozen-Rosenbach, Italy. recognition
- 2003: Expansion of the Federal Ministry for Consumer Protection, Food and Agriculture in Berlin. 4th prize
- 2001: New building of the Nizza am Main restaurant in Frankfurt am Main, 4th prize
- 2001: Housing development in the Berlin Minister Gardens. purchase
- 2001: New high-rise building Tower 24 in Frankfurt am Main. purchase
- 2000: Shopping center at the Hirschgarten in Erfurt. purchase
- 2000: Extension and basic renovation of the State Library Unter den Linden Berlin. 4th prize
- 2000: Lenné-Block B Berlin. 1st Prize
- 1999: Quartier am Salzufer Berlin. 1st Prize
Awards and honors (selection)
- 2015: German Light Design Award, Lichtvision (new Leica Camera, Wetzlar)
- 2014: International High-Rise Award, nomination (Taunusturm)
- 2014: Tower 1 - purchase
- 2005: Velux Architects' Competition, 3rd Prize (Wetzstein House)
- 2003: Architecture Prize - Well Thought - BDB / Lafarge (Haus Wetzstein)
- 2001: Sponsorship award for young architects BDA Hessen (Federal President's Office)
- 2001: Architectural Ceramics Innovation Prize (Federal President's Office)
- 2000: German Putz Architecture Prize (Federal President's Office)
- 1999: German Architecture Prize for Concrete (Federal President's Office)
- 1999: German Architecture Prize, recognition (Federal President's Office)
- 1999: Quality, price-conscious building, award (Haus Barwich)
- 1996: Alter Hafen - Kulturspeicher Würzburg, 2nd / 4th floor price
Web links
- Literature by and about Gruber + Kleine-Kraneburg in the catalog of the German National Library
- Website of the architects , there also references to numerous references