JSWD Architects

JSWD Architects
legal form	GmbH & Co. KG
founding	2000
Seat	Cologne , Germany
management	Frederik Jaspert Konstantin Jaspert Jürgen Steffens Olaf Drehsen (managing partner)
Number of employees	150
Branch	Construction
Website	www.jswd-architekten.de

JSWD Architects is an architectural office based in Cologne , which is active in Germany and other European countries. It has existed since 2000 and arose from the merger of the two offices WJD Architects and Jaspert & Steffens Architects.

Company history

JSWD Architects have existed since 2000. They started with a small team. Today the four founding partners Frederik Jaspert, Konstantin Jaspert, Jürgen Steffens and Olaf Drehsen run the office, which now has around 150 employees from 30 nations. The main tasks are in the area of ​​buildings for teaching and research, administration, living, health and culture, which are being built at home and abroad. The firm acquired the vast majority of them through winning architectural competitions . The spectrum of topics ranges from architecture and urban planning to interior design and general planning .

Corporate structure

Cover of the book published in 2020 about JSWD Architects

The top management of JSWD Architekten consists of the four founding partners Frederik Jaspert, Konstantin Jaspert, Jürgen Steffens and Olaf Drehsen (managing partners) as well as the four associate partners Patrick Jaenke, Christian Mammel, Mario Pirwitz and Tobias Unterberg. In competitions and in the implementation of projects, the architecture office sometimes works with partner offices from China, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Austria and Switzerland.

Founding partner

Frederik Jaspert

Frederik Jaspert, born in 1965, studied music and theater studies at the University of Cologne and architecture at the RWTH Aachen . For his diploma thesis he was awarded the Friedrich Wilhelm Prize of RWTH Aachen University. During his studies, he worked in the office & Partner Behnisch , Stuttgart . From 1995 to 1999 he worked for Gmp Architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partner with offices in Hamburg and Aachen . From 1996 to 2001 he was assistant to Volkwin Marg at RWTH Aachen University. In 1998 Jaspert founded the architectural office WJD Architekten together with Olaf Drehsen in Cologne. He has been a partner at JSWD Architects since 2000 and partner at JSWD Architects GmbH + Co. KG since 2009. From 2010 to 2011 he was visiting professor at RWTH Aachen University.

Konstantin Jaspert

Konstantin Jaspert, born in 1961, is an architect and one of four founding partners of JSWD Architects. He studied architecture at RWTH Aachen University and was awarded the Friedrich Wilhelm Prize of RWTH Aachen University for his diploma thesis. After completing his studies, he worked in the Schuster Architects office in Düsseldorf. From 1991 to 1996 he was assistant to Volkwin Marg at RWTH Aachen University. In 1992 he founded the architectural office Jaspert & Steffens Architekten together with Jürgen Steffens in Cologne. In 1999 he was appointed to the BDA Cologne. In 2000 Jaspert & Steffens Architekten merged with WJD Architekten to form JSWD Architekten. In 2001 Konstantin Jaspert held a teaching position at the Koblenz University of Applied Sciences (formerly Koblenz University of Applied Sciences). From 2001 to 2004 he was a member of the board of the BDA Cologne. Konstantin Jaspert has been a partner at JSWD Architects since 2009.

Visualization "Koelnmesse 3.0", competition 2016

Jürgen Steffens

Jürgen Steffens, born in 1960, studied architecture at RWTH Aachen. He then worked in the Behnisch & Partner office in Stuttgart. From 1992 to 1995 he was assistant to Vladimir Lalo Nikolić at RWTH Aachen University. In 1992 he founded the architectural office Jaspert & Steffens Architekten together with Konstantin Jaspert in Cologne. In 2000 this office merged with WJD Architects to form JSWD Architects. Jürgen Steffens u. a. at the Koblenz University as a lecturer. In 2002 he was Professor i. V. at the Bochum University of Applied Sciences , from 2003 to 2006 visiting professor at the Chinese University of Mining and Technology , Xuzhou. In 2005 he was also Professor i. V. at the Technical University of Darmstadt and was awarded the Medal of Honor from the Department of Architecture. Since 2003 he has been on the board of the association kölnarchitektur e. V., a Cologne internet forum for architecture and urban development, since 2006 as chairman of the board. Jürgen Steffens has been a partner at JSWD Architects since 2009. Since 2015 he has been visiting professor at the School of Architecture and Design at Beijing Jiaotong University , China. In 2017 he participated as an invited speaker at the UIA 2017 Seoul World Architects Congress.

Olaf Drehsen

Olaf Drehsen, born in 1967, studied architecture at RWTH Aachen. During his studies, he worked in the Behnisch & Partner office in Stuttgart. From 1994 to 1995 he worked in the Kowalski office in Düsseldorf. In 1995 he founded his own architecture office in Aachen. From 1995 to 1998 he worked for Gmp Architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partners with offices in Hamburg and Aachen. In 1998, Drehsen and Frederik Jaspert founded the architectural office WJD Architekten in Cologne. Since 2000 he has been a managing partner in the JSWD Architekten office, since 2009 managing partner of JSWD Architekten GmbH & Co. KG and since 2015 deputy chairman of the design advisory board of the city of Düren . Since August 2019 he has been teaching at the University of South Florida (USF), School of Architecture & Community Design (SACD), USA.

The architecture by JSWD Architects

Visualization “House of European History, Brussels”; it was inaugurated in 2017

The projects that JSWD Architects work on show a broad spectrum in terms of size, focus of tasks and client. Form, functionality and materiality are particularly important to JSWD Architects in the buildings they plan. The designs are always developed based on the specifics of the respective location where the building will later be built. JSWD Architects deal very intensively with the facade as the skin of the building in all buildings . It transports the inner workings and creates a corporate architecture in buildings.

In addition, the three aspects of sustainability - ecological, economic and social - play an important role. Many of the implemented buildings were certified according to one of the various systems for classification for ecological building (e.g. DGNB , passive house standard , LEED ).

Together with the specialist planners, they perform all phases of the HOAI .

Important milestones in the portfolio of JSWD Architects are the projects Thyssenkrupp-Quartier , Essen (2011 to 2014), the House of European History , Brussels (2017) as well as the competition prize for the award of the new theater building and the renovation of the opera , Cologne (2008). In March 2016, the design by JSWD Architects for Kölnmesse 3.0 was awarded first prize by the jury.

The Ecole Centrale Clausen in the Luxembourg district of Clausen was completed in 2017.

Buildings (selection)

• 2019: University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH), Lübeck
• 2019: University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH), Kiel
• 2019: The Icon Vienna high-rise ensemble , Vienna, 1st prize in the 2013 competition with BEHF Architects
• 2018: New headquarters of GAG Immobilien , Cologne, 1st prize in the 2015 competition
• 2018: Railway station area of ​​Wuppertal-Döppersberg main station, 1st prize in the urban planning competition 2004
• 2018: Office building for Vivawest on the campus of the former Nordstern colliery , Gelsenkirchen , 1st prize in the 2014 competition
• 2017: "House of Elements" as the new headquarters of the Brenntag Group , Essen
• 2017: Ecole Centrale Clausen, Luxembourg, 1st prize competition 2008
• 2017: House of European History ("Maison de l'histoire européenne"), Brussels , 1st prize competition 2011 (with Chaix & Morel et Associés , Paris and TPF Engineering, Brussels)
• 2017: FLOW Tower, conversion of the former skyscraper of the Federation of German Industries , Cologne
• 2015: CWD Center for Wind Power Drives , Aachen, 1st prize competition 2011
• 2015: CSSF Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (Luxembourg banking supervision), Luxembourg , 1st prize competition 2011 (with architecture & aménagement, Luxembourg)
• 2014: Thyssenkrupp Quartier, 2nd construction phase, Essen, 1st prize competition 2006 (with Chaix & Morel et Associés, Paris)
  

  Rendering of the Thyssenkrupp Quarter based on plans by JSWD Architects and Chaix & Morel et Associés
• 2014: 3rd school, Leipzig , 1st prize competition 2009
• 2014: Central location of ENERVIE Südwestfalen Energie und Wasser AG, Hagen , 1st prize competition 2011
• 2013: Service house of the Seniorenhaus GmbH of the Cellitinnen zur St. Maria, Düren
• 2012: Miniapolis day care center , Thyssenkrupp Quartier Essen, 1st prize competition 2006 (with Chaix & Morel et Associés, Paris)
• 2010: Thyssenkrupp Quartier, 1st construction phase, Essen, 1st prize competition 2006 (with Chaix & Morel et Associés, Paris)
• 2010: TZA Transfer Center Adaptronics of the Fraunhofer Institute for Structural Durability and System Reliability LBF, Darmstadt , 1st prize competition 2007
• 2009: Hall 11 in the Rheinauhafen Cologne (conversion of a former storage building), 1st prize in the 2003 competition
• 2008: Hotel am Quai de Seine, Paris (with Chaix & Morel et Associés, Paris), 1st prize competition 2004
• 2005: KHM Art Academy for Media , 1st construction phase, Cologne, 1st prize competition 2002
• 2000–2004: five stations of the Wuppertal suspension railway (Pestalozzistraße, Robert-Daum-Platz, Varresbecker Straße, Westend, zoo / stadium), Wuppertal , 1st prize competition 1996

Successful participation in competitions (selection)

• 2020: New "Young Stage" building, Dortmund , 1st prize
• 2020: Extension of the Theaterhaus Stuttgart, 3rd prize
• 2019: Extension of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU), Berlin , 1st prize
• 2019: AOK Pforzheim, Pforzheim , 1st prize
• 2018: Project campus of the Schwarz Group, Bad Friedrichshall, award after multiple commissioning and negotiation process
• 2018: District town hall Rodenkirchen, Cologne-Rodenkirchen, 1st prize
• 2018: Road maintenance and ambulance station, Magstadt, Böblingen district , 1st prize
• 2017: German Wallpaper Museum and Museum for Spatial Art, Kassel , 2nd prize
• 2017: City Hall Brühl , 1st Prize (with RMP Stephan Lenzen Landscape Architects)
• 2017: Opladen plant, Leverkusen -Opladen, winner
• 2016: Kölnmesse 3.0 (modernization of the inner-city trade fair), Cologne, 1st prize
• 2016: Media center of the SWR Baden-Baden, 2nd prize
• 2016: District Office of the Alb-Danube District , Ulm, 1st prize
• 2015: Bundeskanzlerplatz , Bonn , 1st prize
• 2015: Headquarters of GAG Immobilien, Cologne, 1st prize
• 2014: Hybrid.M, Stadtwerke München, 1st prize
• 2014: Office building of the Nordstern colliery, Gelsenkirchen, 1st prize
• 2013: Ecole Fondamentale Brouch, Esch-sur-Alzette , 1st prize
• 2013: The Icon Vienna high-rise ensemble at Vienna Central Station , 1st prize with BEHF Corporate architects, Vienna
• 2012: Musikzentrum Bochum , 2nd prize
• 2012: Office building in the Manegg area in Greencity Zurich , 1st prize
• 2010: Bâtiment Jean Monnet 2 (new seat of the European Commission ), Luxembourg, 1st prize (with Chaix & Morel et Associés, Paris, and architecture & aménagement, Luxembourg)

Visualization "stages of the city of Cologne"

• 2008: Ecole Centrale Clausen, Luxembourg, 1st prize
• 2008: Schauspielhaus and Opera Cologne, 1st prize (with Chaix & Morel et Associés, Paris)
• 2008: Navile Tre (office and residential building), Mercato Bologna (with cfk_architetti, Venice), 1st prize
• 2005: Luxembourg gare - un quartier de Ville, Luxembourg, 1st prize (with Chaix & Morel et Associés, Paris)
• 2004: Redesign of the Wuppertal-Döppersberg main station and the station area with pedestrian bridge, parking deck and shopping mall, 1st prize
• 2003: Art'otel , Rheinauhafen Cologne, 1st prize (with Chaix & Morel et Associés, Paris)
• 2001: Isar-Süd , Siemens-Areal Munich, 1st prize
• 2000: ICE terminal at Cologne-Messe / Deutz train station , 1st prize

Awards and prizes (selection)

• 2019: Pinnacle Awards of Excellence for the "Elberfeld Mall and Train Station" project, in the Commercial Exterior category
• 2019: Architecture award "built 2019" of the City of Vienna - architecture and urban design for the project "The Icon Viena"
• 2019: German Design Award 2020, House of European History , Brussels, is the winner in the Excellent Architecture category
• 2019: DAM Prize for Architecture in Germany 2020, FLOW Tower in Cologne on the shortlist
• 2019: DAM Prize for Architecture in Germany 2020, conversion of an office building into a residential high-rise in Frankfurt nominated
• 2018: Light design prize, 1st prize in the light art category for the light installation by Anette Sauermann in the facades of the two Fraunhofer Institutes ILT + IPT in Aachen
• 2018: DAM Prize for Architecture in Germany 2019, House of European History in Brussels nominated in the foreign buildings category
• 2017: Cologne Architecture Prize, recognition for House F, Cologne
• 2017: Architecture Prize "Award for Good Buildings 2017" from BDA Aachen, recognition for the CWD Center for Wind Power Drives , Aachen
• 2015: Architecture Prize of the City of Essen, Miniapolis day care center in the Thyssenkrupp Quarter, Essen
• 2015: Architecture Prize of the City of Leipzig, Honorable Mention for the 3rd School, Leipzig
• 2015: Steel Innovation Award, 1st prize in the steel in construction category for the facade of the Miniapolis day care center in Thyssenkrupp Quartier, Essen
• 2015: German Design Award, Special Mention for the Q1 building in the Thyssenkrupp Quarter, Essen
• 2014: Kindergarten award NRW , award for the Kita Miniapolis at Thyssenkrupp headquarters, Essen
• 2014: Fritz Höger Prize for brick architecture , silver award in the residential construction category for the senior citizens' home of Cellitinnen GmbH in honor of St. Maria, Düren
• 2013: Iconic Awards, winner in the Corporate Architecture category for the Thyssenkrupp Quarter, Essen
• 2012: Prime Property Award , 1st prize for the Thyssenkrupp headquarters, Essen
• 2012: German Steel Construction Award, award for the Q1 building in the Thyssenkrupp Quarter, Essen
• 2012: pbb architecture award for exemplary commercial buildings for the transfer center adaptronics of the Fraunhofer Institute for Structural Durability and System Reliability, Darmstadt
• 2011: Emirates Glass LEAF Awards, 1st prize in the Best Sustainable Technology Incorporated into a Building category for the stainless steel sun protection of building Q1 in the Thyssenkrupp Quarter, Essen
• 2010: TECU Architecture Award, 2nd prize for the Adaptronics Transfer Center of the Fraunhofer Institute for Structural Durability and System Reliability LBF, Darmstadt
• 2010: pbb architecture award for exemplary commercial buildings for building Q1 in the Thyssenkrupp Quarter, Essen
• 2010: Award for good buildings by BDA Essen for Q1 in the Thyssenkrupp Quarter, Essen
• 2010: AIT Innovation Prize in the Architecture + Glass category for the stainless steel sun protection in Q1 in the ThyssenKrupp Quarter, Essen
• 2010: Architecture award from the city of Essen for the Q1 building in the Thyssenkrupp Quarter, Essen
• 2004: Award for good buildings from BDA Wuppertal, recognition for the suspension station Zoo-Stadion, Wuppertal
• 2000: Award of good buildings by the BDA Wuppertal for the suspension railway station Pestalozzistraße, Wuppertal

Own exhibitions

• 2017: "JSWD Architects - up close" exhibition at RIBA ( Royal Institute of British Architects ) London (from July 18 to August 28, 2017)
• 2016: "JSWD Architects - up close" in the AIT-Architektursalon Hamburg (from December 1st, 2016 to January 12th, 2017)
• 2016: "JSWD Architects - up close" in "Die Raumgalerie" , Stuttgart (from October 28th to November 26th , 2016 )
• 2016: "JSWD Architects - up close" in the lounge of the Rotonda Business Club , Cologne (from February 24th to August 26th, 2016)
• 2015: "JSWD Architects - up close" in the Munich Architecture Gallery (from May 22nd to June 13th, 2015)

Contributions to exhibitions

• 2020: Exhibition "built 2019" with the project "The Icon Viena" (from June 2020 to June 2021)
• 2020: Exhibition "DAM-Preis 2020" with the project "FLOW Tower in Cologne" (from 1.2. To 10.5.2020)
• 2018: Exhibition "Waidblicke 3 - Stadtgeschichte (s)" with the participation of JSWD Architects (from 25.10. To 14.11.2018)
• 2018: Permanent loan of the model "Raum der Stille" (in building Q2 of the Thyssenkrupp Quarter in Essen) for the Museum der Stille in Berlin (since March 2018)
• 2017: Models of various projects, e.g. B. of the new headquarters of the Luxembourg Financial and Stock Exchange Authority CSSF and the Ecole Centrale Clausen, in the exhibition "Multi-Scale Luxembourg" in the LUCA Luxembourg Center for Architecture (November 30, 2017 to February 24, 2018 in Luxembourg)
• 2017: Consideration of various projects, e.g. B. the FLOW Tower in Cologne, in the exhibition "Hidden Modernism - Steel Buildings of Post-War Modernism" in the AIT-Architektursalon Hamburg (November 27, 2017 to January 12, 2018 in Hamburg); the exhibition is based on a study by bauforumstahl eV in cooperation with the daf institute (Dessau Institute for Architecture and Facility Management) at the Anhalt University of Applied Sciences in Dessau
• 2017: Contribution to the "House of European History, Brussels" (together with Chaix & Morel) for the exhibition "architectdocuments 2017" at KAZimKUBA, on the occasion of the "14th documenta" in Kassel (from June 10th to September 17th, 2017)
• 2017: Contribution to the new headquarters of the Luxembourg Financial and Stock Exchange Authority CSSF for the Europe-wide traveling exhibition "architect @ work 2017" by World-Architects (e.g. 10-11 May 2017 in Zurich)

literature

• Ensembles - JSWD , Uta Winterhager and Nils Ballhausen, Jovis Verlag Berlin, 2020, 978-3-86859-477-5
• Kindergarten, crèche, after-school care center, daycare center - architecture and interior design , Chris van Uffelen (ed.), Ff publishers, 2020, ISBN 978-3-945539-21-7 , with the project "Kita Miniapolis in the Thyssenkrupp Quartier Essen" by JSWD Architects
• Yearbook of Architecture 19/20 , Deutscher Architektur Verlag, 2020, ISBN 978-3-946154-49-5 , with the project "New boiler house in Gelsenkirchen" by JSWD Architects
• Deutsches Architektur Jahrbuch , Förster, Yorck, Christina Graewe and Peter Cachola Schmal (eds.), DOM publishers, 2020, ISBN 978-3-86922-755-9 , with the project "FLOW Tower" by JSWD Architects as a shortlisted project
• Architekturführer Deutschland 2020 , Förster, Yorck, Christina Gräwe and Peter Cachola Schmal (eds.), DOM publishers, 2019, ISBN 978-3-86922-749-8 , with the projects "FLOW Tower" and "Conversion of the office building Walter-Kolb -Straße 13, Frankfurt, in a residential high-rise "by JSWD Architects
• Online edition of the Cologne Architecture Guide , with the projects "FLOW Tower", "New Headquarters of GAG Immobilien", "KHM Art Academy for Media" and "OGTS Mainzer Straße" by JSWD Architects
• House of European History. Chaix & Morel et Associés / JSWD Architekten , Trelcat, Sophie, Editions HYX, 2019, ISBN 978-2-37382-009-6 .
• Creating the House of European History, European Union (Ed.), 2018, ISBN 978-92-846-1972-6 .
• Inside Moderne Workspaces , Heiß, Natalia (Ed.), Deutscher Architektur Verlag, 2017, ISBN 978-3-946154-10-5 , with the project "Enervie Hagen" by JSWD Architects
• Portfolio JSWD , Meyer, Ulf, Jovis Verlag Berlin, 2015, ISBN 978-3-86859-308-2 .
• Thyssenkrupp Quartier, JSWD Architects and Chaix & Morel et Associés , Jovis Verlag Berlin, 2011, ISBN 978-3-86859-090-6 .

Web links

• Website by JSWD Architects
• Profile on www.baunetz.de at BauNetz
• House of European History in Brussels in Bauwelt 24.2012
• The Wohnlandmarke on koelnarchitektur.de about the high-rise of the Federal Association of German Industry
• Colored variations: Parking garage by JSWD Architects in Aachen on detail.de
• Transfer center adaptronics in Darmstadt on dbz.de
• Maison de l'histoire européenne on www.europarl.europa.eu
• And every day the Chancellor says hello to koelnarchitektur.de about the project "Der Neue Kanzlerplatz" in Bonn

Individual evidence

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