Rainer Schmidt (landscape architect)

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Rainer Schmidt (* 1954 in Gelsenkirchen ) is a German landscape architect , urban planner and professor of landscape architecture at the Beuth University of Applied Sciences in Berlin .

Life

Schmidt grew up in Gelsenkirchen and practiced gardening and landscaping from 1972 to 1975. From 1975 to 1980 he completed an apprenticeship in landscape architecture at the Weihenstephan University in Freising . After graduating in 1980, he began working as a landscape architect in Gottfried Hansjakob's office, and soon became an office manager as a senior landscape architect . Since 1986 he has been a registered landscape architect of the Bavarian Chamber of Architects. In 1991 he founded the office of Rainer Schmidt landscape architects and urban planners in Munich and Berlin and accepted an offer for a professorship in landscape architecture at the Beuth University of Applied Sciences in Berlin .

Schmidt held visiting professorships at the University of California, Berkeley , USA, in 2007 and at the University of Peking , China, in 2004. Since 2005 he has been a member of the executive committee of the German Society for Garden Art and Landscape Culture, Berlin, Germany (DGGL), since 2008 urban planner for the Bavarian Chamber of Architects.

Awards

  • 2017 Company of the Year, American Architecture Award in Urban Design
  • 2016 American Architecture Prize, silver, "Park Killesberg, Stuttgart, Germany"
  • 2015 WAN landscape award, 1st prize, "Park Killesberg, Stuttgart, Germany"
  • 2013 DGNB Gold Certificate for the project "Think K- Forum K, Stuttgart, Germany"
  • 2009 BDLA award for the project "Villa Heldmann Garten, St. Gilgen, Austria"
  • 2008 First Torsanlorenzo International Prize for the project "Villa Heldmann Garten, St. Gilgen, Austria"
  • 2008 First Torsanlorenzo International Prize for the "Paulinum Elementary School, Schwaz, Austria" project
  • 2006 First Torsanlorenzo International Prize for the project "Federal Garden Show - BUGA, Munich, Germany"
  • 2006 First Torsanlorenzo International Prize for the project "Bavarian National Museum, Munich, Germany"
  • 2003 Architecture + Technology Award for the "Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy, Freiburg, Germany" project
  • 2002 Hans Bickel Prize for the complete work
  • 1998 International Trend Prize for the project "Kempinski Hotel Airport, Munich, Germany"

Projects

  • Kunsthalle, Mannheim, Germany (2018)
  • Allianz Campus, Munich, Germany (2016)
  • Redesign of the Goethe University Hospital, Frankfurt, Germany (2016)
  • Campus Fachhochschule in Derendorf, Düsseldorf, Germany (2015)
  • Weserquartier, Bremen, Germany (2014)
  • Doha Convention Center Tower, Doha, Qatar (2014)
  • New construction of the University of Applied Sciences Campus, Bielefeld, Germany (2013)
  • Hans-Sachs-Haus, Gelsenkirchen, Germany (2013)
  • Pariser Höfe, Stuttgart, Germany (2013)
  • Killesbergpark, Stuttgart, Germany (2013)
  • Think K, Stuttgart, Germany (2013)
  • Hotel Leonardo Royal, Munich, Germany (2012)
  • Villa Pienzenauerstraße, Munich, Germany (2012)
  • Zukunft Park Killesberg, Stuttgart, Germany (2012)
  • Residential complex PANDION PRIME, Munich, Germany (2011)
  • Hirschgarten residential quarter, Munich, Germany (2011)
  • Bavarian National Museum, Munich, Germany (2011) [4]
  • Luxun Academy of Fine Arts, Dalian, China (2011)
  • Culture Wave City Hangzhou, China (2009)
  • Villas Cubuklu, Istanbul, Turkey (2008)
  • Villengarten, St. Gilgen, Austria (2007)
  • Infineon, Munich, Germany (2006)
  • Federal Garden Show BUGA, Munich, Germany (2005)

Under construction

  • Criminal Justice Center, Munich, Germany
  • Djamaâ el Djazaïr - Mosque of Algiers, Algeria
  • Nelson-Mandela-Platz, Nuremberg, Germany
  • Inselhalle Lindau, Lindau, Germany

Publications (selection)

  • Schmidt, Rainer (2017), “Innovation Spaces - Garden Art and Nature”; in yearbook 12 of the DGGL, "Modern Garden Art", Callwey, Munich
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2014), "New landscape architecture stages. Core cells for new experiences of nature"; in yearbook 9 of the DGGL "Zukunft Stadtgrün", Callwey, Munich
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2012), “Nature through Culture. From Romanticism to Organic "; in yearbook 7 of the DGGL “Garden Art and Landscape Culture - 125 Years DGGL”, Callwey, Munich
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2009), "The meaning of pictures in landscape architecture. From landscape painting to virtual landscape", in yearbook 4 of the DGGL "Garden and Media", Callwey, Munich
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2008), “Landscape Architectural Proposal for Malta” for “Ministry for Infrastructure, Transport and Communications, Malta” in “Digital Design in Landscape Architecture”, Wichmann ISBN 978-3-87907-468-6 Topic: Digital Media and representation in landscape architecture
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2008), “best private plots 08 - The best gardens 2008”, ZDB -ID 2410124-2 ; Topic: Garden design Villa Garden St. Gilgen
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2008), “Wake up to Tbilisi”, Guide of urban development of the town of Tiblisi, Georgia at Expo Real, Topic: GMT hotel complex in Tblisi, Georgia
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2008), Landscape Design, China, Edition 28/2008, ISSN  0020-2908 Topic: Ecological Development of parks, Case of Infineon, Munich
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2008), “Garden Design”, Edition 02/2008, ISBN 978-3-8327-9228-2 , Topic: Bavarian National Museum, Buga 2005, Riem Park, Villa Krantz
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2008), "New international Landscape", Edition 06/2008, ISSN  1833-0673 Topic: Ecological Green Places, Campeon, Munich
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2007), "Contemporary romanticism in open space? An answer to rationality and technical progress", in Yearbook 2 of the DGGL, "Garden art in urban development", Callwey, Munich
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2005), “Constructing landscape”, Birkhäuser; ISBN 978-3-7643-8598-9 , Topic: Terminal 2 Airport Munich, Buga 2005
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2005), “Luxury private Gardens”, teNeues, ISBN 978-3-8327-9226-8 ; Topic: Villa Krantz, Villa garden
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2005), "Green Belt" Modern Landscape Design, ISBN 978-7-5381-5133-6 , Topic: Parktown Schwabing, Campeon, Buga
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2005), “Garden Design”, teNeues ISBN 978-3-8327-9228-2 Topic: Villa Garden St. Gilgen
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2005), “100x900”, HK Rihan International Culture Spread, China ISSN  1992-4305 ; Topic: Buga, Palacegarden Abu Dhabi, Hafencity Hamburg
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2005), “Urban Landscape Design”, teNeues ISBN 978-3-8327-9275-6 Topic; Parktown Schwabing, Terminal 2 Munich
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2005), "Collection of international Landscape Designer", Technical University of Middle China ISBN 978-7-5609-4452-4 , Topic: Parktown Schwabing, Buga, Bavarian National Museum
  • Schmidt, Rainer (2005), Landscapearchitecture, TOPOS 2005, Callwey, Munich

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personal data
SURNAME Schmidt, Rainer
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German landscape architect, urban planner and professor of landscape architecture at the Beuth University of Applied Sciences in Berlin
DATE OF BIRTH 1954
PLACE OF BIRTH Gelsenkirchen