Joachim Brenncke

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Joachim Brenncke (born February 8, 1957 in Wulfsahl near Karrenzin ) is a German architect. From 1991 to 2019 he was President of the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Chamber of Architects .

biography

education and profession

Brenncke grew up on his family's farm in Wulfsahl near Parchim . After graduating from high school in Parchim at the Friedrich-Franz-Gymnasium , he studied from 1978 to 1983 at the University of Architecture and Building in Weimar with a. a. Hermann With and Joachim Stahr. He obtained his diploma in 1983.

From 1983 to 1990 he worked for the Schwerin urban development company as a design architect and group leader. In 1989 Brenncke also participated in the Save the Shelf City initiative . After the fall of the Wall he has been a freelance architect in Schwerin (Brenncke Architects) since May 1990 . The building at Puschkinstrasse 10, which he had laboriously saved from demolition, could now be permanently secured and later renovated. The renovation of buildings is a focus of his work. He participated in many competitions and was a member of several juries.

Brenncke is married; he has two sons, his son Matthias Brenncke (* 1979) is also an architect in the Brenncke office.

Teaching assignments

From 1997 to 2004 he also had teaching assignments at the University of Wismar , Department of Architecture for building renovation and special building constructions and, after 2001, for supervising diploma theses as a second examiner. From 2000 to 2004 he was also a lecturer for the Schwerin Chamber of Crafts in the field of restoration in the craft.

Further memberships

  • 1990 Founding Committee Chairman of the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Chamber of Architects (MV)
  • since 1991 in the Association of German Architects in MV (founding member)
  • 1991–2019 President of the MV Chamber of Architects
  • since 2001 Vice President of the Federal Chamber of Architects
  • since 2005 examination commission for building experts at the IHK Schwerin
  • Since 2007 board member of the Academy for Sustainable Development MV (ANE MV), since 2016 chairman of the board
  • 2010–2017 in the project advisory board Petriviertel Rostock , deputy chairman
  • 2012–2016 member of the advisory board of the Federal Building Culture Foundation
  • since 2015 member of the advisory board of the world cultural heritage association Schwerin, since 2020 chairman of the board
  • since 2015 board member of the Federal Association of Liberal Professions

Honors

2017 Federal Cross of Merit on Ribbon, awarded by Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier

Works (selection)

State Main Archive Schwerin
phanTECHNIKUM Wisma
  • 1996: VR-Bank building in Schwerin, Mecklenburgstraße 17, conversion and renovation
  • 2003: Administration building in Schwerin, Ritterstrasse 14/16, renovation and conversion
  • 2004: Old malt factory in Grevesmühlen , Börzower Weg 1/3, conversion to the district building of the Northwest Mecklenburg district , recognition at the BDA-Preis MV 2010; together with Gerd Jäger
  • 2007: Sports hall in Schwerin, Reiferbahn 8, recognition at the BDA-Preis MV 2010; together with Gerd Jäger
  • 2008: Schwerin Synagogue, Landesrabbiner-Holdheim-Strasse 3
  • 2010: Schwerin State Main Archive , Graf-Schack-Allee 2, renovation and conversion
  • 2011: Daycare center in Schwerin, Eulerstraße 1
  • 2011: Diakonie day care center in Parchim, Ziegeleiweg 1b
  • 2012: phanTECHNIKUM in Wismar , Lübsche Straße 176, for the Hanseatic city of Wismar
  • 2012: Day care center of the Rohlack Foundation of the Diakonie in Goldberg , Güstrower Sraße 11
  • 2013: Main building DRV Nord in Schwerin, Lübecker Straße 142, renovation
  • 2014: Werderklinik Schwerin, Werderstraße 30, renovation and conversion for the VR-Bank Schwerin
  • 2014: Single-family house for and by Matthias Brenncke, Schwerin Hospitalstrasse 7, renovation and conversion
  • 2014: Daycare center in Schwerin, Hagenower Straße 62
  • 2017: Schwerin House, Werderstrasse 51
  • 2017: Apartment building in Schwerin, Werderstraße 89, construction work

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Olaf Bartels: The pilot disembarks. In: Communication from the Chamber of Architects MV.
  2. ^ Stephan Haring: Schwerin: World Heritage Association elects new chairman. In: Schwerin.de of November 21, 2019.
  3. ↑ Grit Büttne: Building the world a little better . In Schweriner Volkszeitung on October 4, 2017.
personal data
SURNAME Brenncke, Joachim
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect
DATE OF BIRTH February 8, 1957
PLACE OF BIRTH Karrenzin - Wulfsahl