Horst Rosengart

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Horst Rosengart (born August 27, 1936 in Königsberg ) is a German architect in Bremen and a former university professor.

biography

Abraham Church in Kattenturm
Drop tower of the ZARM
Lloyd Passage
Tarry

Rosengart attended secondary school in Fallingbostel . He learned the profession of carpenter and then studied architecture from 1958 to 1960 at the building and engineering school in Bremen, a. a. at Zepernick.

From 1960 he worked for the architectural office Burmeister in Hamburg and from 1962 to 1972 in the architectural partnership Carsten Schröck and Fritz Busse, which were established as an office community with the architects Peter Ahlers, Hermann Brede and Hans Budde on Breitenweg in Bremen. From 1963 to 1969 he worked for Schröck as an architect in Lomé , the capital of Togo . In 1966 Schröck, Busse and Rosengart founded the architectural group for tropical construction , for which he worked in West Africa and built numerous buildings a. a. realized in Togo, Ghana and Gabon . In 1972 Rosengart became a partner of the Schröck architectural group in Bremen.

In 1974, after the early death of Schröck, the architectural group Schröck, Rosengart, Busse and Partner was formed as the successor office . The office moved to its current location, Osterdeich No. 44 in Bremen. The partners at that time were Fritz Busse, Heinrich Meyerdierks, Rainer Schürmann and Ulf Sommer. Since 1975 the office has been called Architektengruppe Rosengart, Busse und Partner and since 1988 Rosengart und Partner . Rosengart ended his work in the partnership in 2011.

In addition, from 1995 to 2001 he was a lecturer in building ecology at the University of Bremen and in 1998 he was appointed professor by the Senate of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen.

Rosengart was a member and in the 1970s he was state chairman of the Association of German Architects (BDA) Bremen as the successor to Hermann Brede.

He is married to Barbara Rosengart and has two children; his son Stephan Rosengart is a partner in the group of architects.

Works (selection)

  • 1965: Bethesda Hospital on Mont Agou , Nyonnbo, Togo
  • 1966: Seemannsheim, Lomé , Togo
  • 1966: Social station, Nuatja, Togo
  • 1968: Residential buildings for the Hygiene Institute, Lomé , Togo , West Africa
  • 1969: Experimental station for animal breeding and crop production, Avetonou, Togo
  • 1971: Men's dormitory, Friedrich-Rauer-Straße, Bremen-Bahnhofsvorstadt
  • 1972: House Rosengart I, Worpswede
  • 1972: Tenever community center, Bremen-Osterholz-Tenever
  • 1973: Hotel Tropicana, Lomé, Togo, West Africa
  • 1974: Conversion of Dr. Ewald + Mintenbeck, Bremen-Schwachhausen
  • 1975: House and dental practice Dr. Bad, Worpswede
  • 1975: Lamp factory Brillanthütte, Gnarrenburg
  • 1975: Arbeiterwohlfahrt , Auf den Häfen 30-32, Bremen-Ostertor
  • 1975: Expansion of the Hamburger Straße high school, Bremen-Peterswerder
  • 1975: Seemannsheim, Libreville , Gabon
  • 1976: Expansion of the Otto-Braun-Strasse school, Bremen-Neue Vahr
  • 1976: Reconstruction of the Meckseper house, Worpswede
  • 1976: New construction of the DRK kindergarten, Worpswede
  • 1977: New building of the Dr. Pott, Bremen-Oberneuland
  • 1977: New construction of vocational school OHZ, in joint project with Brütt u. Matthies, Göttingen, Osterholz-Scharmbeck
  • 1977: Captain and pilot station, Lomé, Togo
  • 1977: Bleicherstraße underground car park, Bremen-Ostertor
  • 1978: Residential development Bleicherstraße, Bremen-Ostertor, (with Fritz Busse, Rainer Schürmann, Ulf Sommer and Heinrich Meyerdierks; commendation at the BDA Prize Bremen 1982)
  • 1978: Residential complex with social station, Bremen-Vegesack
  • 1978: Lamp factory Brillanthütte, II. BA, Gnarrenburg
  • 1978: Competition for a new vocational school center, Bremen-Huchting, (1st prize)
  • 1979: Expansion of the secondary school center, Helgolander Strasse , Bremen-Walle
  • 1979: Expansion of the port technical school, Bremen-Walle
  • 1980: Church of the Abraham Community, Bremen-Kattenturm
  • 1980: Carlsburg competition, Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences, (4th prize)
  • 1980: Competition Haus des Kurgastes, Burhave, (4th prize)
  • 1981: New construction of the telecommunications office, Bremerhaven
  • 1982: Telecommunication tower, Bremen-Walle
  • 1982: New construction of the "Katharinenpassage", Bremen old town
  • 1983: Basic structures for the telecommunications tower, Bremen-Walle
  • 1984: Telecommunications Dialing Center, Worpswede
  • 1984: Katharinenpassage, Weinkrüger extension and further shop fittings, Bremen old town
  • 1984: Competition for the expansion of the Bremen city center congress center with Kjaer u. Richter, Aarhus, (1st prize)
  • 1985: Pelke house, Worpswede
  • 1986: Reconstruction of the Greif pharmacy, Bremen-Neustadt
  • 1986: Telecommunications office, Osnabrück
  • 1986: New administration building VGH-Versicherung, Martinistraße , Bremen-Altstadt
  • 1987: New building of the local exchange 38 of the Telekom, Buchtstraße, Bremen-Altstadt, in a project together with Ulf Sommer, architect Bremen
  • 1987: Center for Applied Space Technology and Microgravity , University of Bremen, (recognition at the BDA Prize Bremen 1990)
  • 1987: Vehicle fleet competition of the Office for City Cleaning and Drainage - ASS, Bremen-Findorff, (2nd prize)
  • 1988: Vocational school, BA II, Osterholz-Scharmbeck
  • 1989: Fernmeldeamt 1, Bremen-Walle
  • 1990: Teerhof residential development, Bremen-Altstadt, in joint project with Peter Schnorrenberger
  • 1990: Housing complex for resettlers and emigrants, Bremen-Grambke
  • 1990: Residential development Rönnebecker Hafen, Bremen-Blumenthal, (1st prize competition, recognition at the BDA Prize Bremen 1994)
  • 1990: Competition residential area "Auf dem Kruge", Bremen-Oslebshausen, (3rd prize)
  • 1991: Lloydpassage, Bremen-Altstadt, in a joint project with Rode, Kellermann, Wawerowsky, RKW Architects Düsseldorf and Harm Haslob , Peter Hartlich and Schütz
  • 1991: Urban planning competition Am Schmiedeberg, Achim, (1st prize)
  • 1992: New park + ride parking lot "Hinterm Sielhof" with public transport stop, Bremen-Kattenturm
  • 1992: Conversion for the Hypo-Bank, Bremen-Altstadt
  • 1992: Competition residential and district center Lindenhof, Bremen-Gröpelingen, (4th prize)
  • 1992: Competition for the new Kestner Society, Hanover, (shortlist)
  • 1992: Competition service center Horn-Lehe West, (3rd prize)
  • 1993: New warehouse and administration building for Henkel + Gerlach, Stuhr
  • 1993: New construction of a depot for drainage district III, Bremen-Schwachhausen
  • 1993: Medical Center for Laboratory Medicine, Bremen-Lehe
  • 1993: Atelier Rinke, Worpswede-Bergedorf
  • 1993: Glass roofing at the Katharienklosterhof, Bremen-Altstadt, in a joint project with Ewald Brune
  • 1993: New construction of a production hall with administration building for the LSW machine factory, Bremen-Vegesack
  • 1993: Housing construction competition at the town hall in Ritterhude, (1st prize)
  • 1993: Competition service center Vögetech, Rostock
  • 1994: Knigge office building, Sögestraße, Bremen old town
  • 1994: Conversion of an office and commercial building at Am Wall 175-179, Bremen-Altstadt
  • 1994: Competition for residential development in Berckstrasse, Bremen-Horn, (1st prize)
  • 1994: Competition for the Desmapark residential complex, Achim, (1st prize)
  • 1994: Rosengart II residential building, Bremen, (recognition at the BDA Prize Bremen 1998)
  • 1995: West District Library, Bremen-Gröpelingen
  • 1995: Conversion of the Hypo-Bank branch in Münster
  • 1995: Redesign of the facade of the Katharinenklosterhof multi-storey car park, Bremen-Altsatd
  • 1996: EUCARO-Buntmetalle GmbH, Bremen-Woltmershausen
  • 1996: Seminar and research facility building, University of Bremen
  • 1996: Competition apartment house "Am Holzhafen", Bremerhaven, (1st prize)
  • 1997: Conversion of an office building on the Schönen Aussicht, Hamburg-Uhlenhorst
  • 1997: Retirement home Bethesda, Eisenberg, Thuringia, (competition 1st prize, recognition at the Thuringian Timber Construction Prize 1999)
  • 1998: Remodeling of Sparkasse branch 85, Bremen-Weserpark
  • 1998: Remodeling of Sparkasse branch 88, Bremen-Osterholz-Tenever
  • 1998: P + R facility Sielhof, Bremen-Kattenturm
  • 1999: Expansion of the Regensburger Straße school center ( Oberschule Findorff ), Bremen-Findorff
  • 1999: New construction of the Denecke residential building, Fallingbostel
  • 1999: Competition for the elderly residential complex of the DKV, Wallanlagen, Bremen city center, (shortlist)
  • 2000: Helms house, Bremen-Oberneuland
  • 2000: Renovation of the residential building in Flörcken, Spiekeroog
  • 2000: Extension of the Findorff secondary school
  • 2001: Construction of a new incineration laboratory for ZARM, University of Bremen
  • 2001: "Alter Schützenhof" cultural center, Achim
  • 2001: Refurbishment and expansion of the ISS all-day school on Carl-Goerdeler-Straße, Bremen-Neue Vahr Südost
  • 2001: Refurbishment and expansion of the Hamburger Straße high school, Bremen-Ostliche Vorstadt
  • 2001: Refurbishment of the school center on Julius-Brecht-Allee , Bremen Garden City Vahr
  • 2001: Torhäuser Liegnitzstrasse, Bremen-Gröpelingen, (shortlist for the BDA Prize Bremen 2002)
  • 2001: Extension of secondary and secondary school with orientation level, Worpswede, (competition 1st prize)
  • 2002: Reconstruction of Prof. Altenstein's house, Bremen-Oberneuland
  • 2003: Expansion to an all-day school, school center on Drebberstrasse, Bremen-Hemelingen
  • 2003: Extension to the all-day school, school center on Butjardinger Straße, Bremen-Woltmershausen
  • 2004: Facade renovation of the Drebberstraße school center, Bremen-Hemelingen
  • 2004: New construction of a large garage for HanseWasser, Bayernstrasse location, Bremen-Findorff
  • 2004: Extension of the HanseWasser administration building at the Seehausen sewage treatment plant, Bremen-Seehausen
  • 2005: ZARM visitor center, University of Bremen
  • 2005: Competition for the New Justice Center II, Bremen-Altstadt, (1st prize)

Literature, sources

  • Volker Plagemann (ed.): Horst Rosengart - architecture experienced . Bremen Center for Building Culture, Series Volume 5, Bremen 2006. ISBN 978-3-939401-08-7
  • Eberhard Syring, Volker Plagemann (ed.): Africa in focus , conversation with Horst Rosengart. In: Architektur einer Hafenstadt , Bremer Zentrum für Baukultur, Series Volume 8, Aschenbeck, Delmenhorst 2007. ISBN 978-3-939401-44-5

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Christian Jakob: Architect designed the cityscape of Bremen . In: NVZ of September 2, 2006.
  2. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs Eberhard Syring and Volker Plagemann: Experienced architecture: Horst Rosengart . tape 5 , 2006, p. 36-98 .
  3. ↑ in: Experienced architecture: Horst Rosengart, Eberhard Syring and Volker Plagemann, p. 94
  4. ↑ in: Experienced architecture: Horst Rosengart, Eberhard Syring and Volker Plagemann, p. 94
  5. ↑ in: Experienced architecture: Horst Rosengart, Eberhard Syring and Volker Plagemann, p. 52
  6. ↑ in: Experienced architecture: Horst Rosengart, Eberhard Syring and Volker Plagemann, p. 63
  7. ↑ in: Experienced architecture: Horst Rosengart, Eberhard Syring and Volker Plagemann, p. 71

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personal data
SURNAME Rosengart, Horst
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect and university professor
DATE OF BIRTH August 27, 1936
PLACE OF BIRTH Königsberg (Prussia)