Marc Jordi

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Marc Jordi (born August 25, 1967 in Konolfingen near Bern ) is a Swiss architect , draftsman and sculptor .

Life

Jordi completed an apprenticeship as a draftsman and studied architecture at the technical college in Bern. He has lived and worked in Berlin since 1994 . Following his work in various architectural offices and at the Berlin Senate Department for Urban Development, the Keller-Günther-Jordi office was founded in 1996 and the Jordi-Keller Architects office was founded in 2008 . In addition to his work as an architect, Jordi is also involved in sculptural, graphic and photographic work. Jordi has contributed to exhibitions in Bern, Paris, Berlin, for example in the Georg-Kolbe-Museum Berlin in 2002 on the subject of "Historic Center Berlin" and in 2016 in the exhibition hall in Frankfurt on the subject of "The mother of the arts - building sculpture and handicrafts in architecture". From 2008 to 2010 he was a lecturer at the Institute for Urban Development and Regional Planning (ISR) at the Technical University of Berlin for urban design. Occasionally he makes a statement in the leading German-language media on urban planning, architecture and monument preservation.

Work (selection)

  • 1997–99: Extension of the 'Bischoff family home' in Berlin-Zehlendorf.
  • 1998–00: 'Expansion of Bolzano Regional Hospital', competition entry.
  • 2000–02: Expertise urban redevelopment measure 'Spittelmarkt bis Mühlendammbrücke' in Berlin, realization 2002–2015.
  • 2001: Study for the reconstruction of the 'Gray Monastery' in Berlin-Mitte, restoration of the urban building composition.
  • 2002: Expert opinion on the reconstruction of the 'Jüdenhof and the surrounding area' in Berlin, reconstruction of the urban structure with mixed urban use.
  • 2003: Urban planning report for the 'rebuilding of the town hall square in Stralsund'.
  • 2003: 'Humboldtforum' feasibility study.
  • 2003–04: Urban Planning Potentials Berlin, lead by Dr. Hoffmann-Axthelm on behalf of the Senate Administration.
  • 2004: Selection process for development of the parcels at 'Friedrichswerder', 2nd place.
  • 2004–06: Planning and implementation of the 'Stadthaus am Friedrichswerder'. KfW Award 2007, 1st prize.
  • 2005: Comparative urban development report 'Handelscenter am Lindenauer Markt in Leipzig', i. A. of the city of Leipzig, 2nd place.
  • 2006: Comparative examples for the 'quarter at the new main train station in Berlin' to be built.
  • 2007–08: General planning in Berlin-Mitte, overbuilding of medieval remains of the former Latin school with a new museum building.
  • 2007–2011: Projects for the German Institute for Standardization.
  • 2008–2009: Successful competition in housing construction in Kleinzschocher Leipzig with two first prizes.
  • 2011: Exhibition "Effects of archeology on urban planning", commissioned by the Senate Department for Urban Development and the Berlin State Monuments Office.
  • 2011: First prize and commissioning of the rebuilding of the house at Markt 8 "Großer Rebstock" in the Dom-Römer area .
  • 2011: First prize and commissioning of the rebuilding of the Markt 40 house “To the Three Romans” in the Dom-Römer project.
  • 2012: Development, support and coordination of the worldwide competition for the association founded by Jews, Christians and Muslims to build the House of One on Petriplatz in Berlin-Mitte.
  • 2012: Invited ideas competition "Langer Stall" Potsdam.
  • 2014: “German Embassy” competition, Cairo.
  • 2014: 'Torsi', solo exhibition with sculptures by Marc Jordi, Parochialkirche Berlin.
  • 2016: 'The mother of the arts - building sculpture and handicrafts in architecture' by Marc Jordi, Jordi & Keller Architects, exhibition hall Frankfurt.
  • 2019: 'Body - Memento Mori', solo exhibition with sculptures by Marc Jordi, Parochialkirche Berlin.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.jordi-keller.de/
  2. ↑ http://www.domroemer.de/markt-8
  3. ↑ http://www.baunetz.de/mektiven/Mommunikations-Nachzuegler_beim_Wettbewerb_in_Frankfurt_2351063.html
  4. ↑ http://archnet.org/sites/14846
personal data
SURNAME Jordi, Marc
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss architect, draftsman and sculptor
DATE OF BIRTH August 25, 1967
PLACE OF BIRTH Konolfingen near Bern