Marie-Theres German
Marie-Theres Deutsch (* 1955 in Trier ) is a German architect based in Frankfurt am Main .
Life
Marie-Theres Deutsch studied architecture in Trier and Wiesbaden between 1976 and 1979. She has lived in Frankfurt since 1980. Further studies in architecture took her via Vienna, Berlin and New York to the Städelschule School of Design in Frankfurt. There she studied conceptual architecture with Günter Bock and Sir Peter Cook on an interdisciplinary basis with Thomas Bayrle and Peter Kubelka . She also worked in the offices of Günter Bock and Luise King.
After completing her studies, she opened her own office in Frankfurt am Main in 1985. Her first commissions enabled her to work for the international art scene: in 1987 the Portikus - the exhibition hall for Kasper König - behind the memorial of the destroyed city library in Frankfurt, in 1988 a private museum for the sculptor Ulrich Rückriem in Frankfurt's Osthafen, plans for Rebekka Horn in Odenwald; a sculpture at the Frankfurt Opera for William Forsythe . In addition, houses, kindergartens and schools were built. She also participated in planning in Ethiopia, u. a. with the African Union. Together with Udo Corts , she developed the revitalization of the inner-city bank of the Main, which has led to today's gastronomic revitalization of the promenades.
In addition to her practical work, she taught as a visiting professor at the Detmold University of Applied Sciences and the Universities of Detmold, Kassel and Siegen.
Works (excerpt)
- 1985 Kino Harmonie, Frankfurt am Main
- 1987–2004 Portikus (1987–2004) with K. Dreissigacker, Frankfurt am Main
- 1988 Private museum for Ulrick Rückriem, Frankfurt am Main
- 1989 Sculpture at the opera, temporarily, Frankfurt am Main
- 1998–2013 revitalization of the Main bank, development of gastronomy along the Main bank
- 1998 Kindergarten, Frankfurt - Nieder-Erlenbach
- 2006 Expansion of the Elisabethenschule, cafeteria, Frankfurt am Main
- 2012 Apartment building in Paradiesgasse, Frankfurt am Main
- 2012 Publishing House of the Authors , Frankfurt am Main
Awards
- 1997: BHF Bank's urban development award
- 1999: Exemplary Building Award in Hesse
- 2003: Badenia Bausparkasse
- 2013: Elsässer plaque, Association of German Architects, Frankfurt am Main
- 2013: Shortlist Große Nike, Association of German Architects, Berlin
literature
- Architecture Yearbook 1992 . DAM, Prestel Verlag, ISBN 3-7913-1152-2
- Build today . Klett-Cotta, ISBN 3-608-76207-8
- Leap in scale . Ernst Wasmuth Verlag, ISBN 3-8030-0183-8
- Museum architecture in Frankfurt 1980–1990 . Prestel Verlag, ISBN 3-7913-1101-8
- Architecture Yearbook 1993 . DAM, Prestel Verlag, ISBN 3-7913-1295-2
- Design today . Prestel Verlag, ISBN 978-3-7913-0854-8
Individual evidence
- ↑ Portikus ( Memento from August 7, 2013 in the web archive archive.today ) Article on the history of the exhibition hall, accessed on August 7, 2013.
Web links
- Official website
- Urban redevelopment: We'd like to be good instead of so raw. Article by Dieter Bartetzko in the FAZ , May 11, 2013.
- Architecture Day Frankfurt: In Paradiesgasse ( Memento from June 23, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Article by Claudia Michels in the Frankfurter Rundschau , June 23, 2012.
- Interview with architect German: “No sign that you could read.” Berliner Zeitung , April 28, 2011.
- Frankfurt faces: Marie-Theres Deutsch. Article by Cornelia v. Wrangel in the FAZ , August 6, 2004.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | German, Marie-Theres |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German architect |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1955 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Trier , Rhineland-Palatinate , Germany |