Diener & Diener Architects
Diener & Diener Architects is a Swiss architecture firm with headquarters in Basel and a branch in Berlin .
history
Marcus Diener (born September 24, 1918 Basel, † August 2, 1999 Basel) founded the company Marcus Diener Architekt in 1942. His son Roger Diener (born March 7, 1950 in Basel) studied architecture at the ETH Zurich , among others with Luigi Snozzi . In 1976 Diener graduated from Dolf Schnebli . He then joined the company, which he has been running under the name Diener & Diener Architects since 1978 with Dieter Righetti and Andreas Rüedi and has been managing it with Terese Erngaard, Michael Roth and Andreas Rüedi since 2011.
"With his buildings, Diener contrasts building, which is aimed at rapid consumption and consumption, with architecture with simple patterns, typologies and means used sparingly," said the jury in its reasoning for the award of the Heinrich Tessenow Medal in 2011.
buildings
- 1981: Hammerstrasse residential buildings, Basel
- 1990: Galerie Gmurzynska, Cologne-Marienburg
- 1995: Renovations and installations at the Museum of Natural History at the Humboldt University in Berlin
- 1996: Master plan for new building on the Horn with Luigi Snozzi & Adolf Krischanitz
- 1998: Pavilion as guest country Switzerland, Frankfurt Book Fair 1998
- 1997: Master plan for the institute building and the library of the Malmö University of Applied Sciences in the Orkanen district, Malmö
- 1999: Center PasquArt, Biel
- 2000: Extension of the Swiss Embassy in Berlin with Helmut Federle and Dieter Kienast
- 2000: Extension of the National Gallery of Modern Art , Rome
- 2001: Residential houses transition area KNSM-eiland and Java-eiland, Amsterdam
- 2002: Conversion and renovation of the Rosengart collection , Lucerne
- 2002: Kattendijkdok residential high-rise buildings, Antwerp
- 2002: ABB Power Tower, Baden AG
- 2003: Ypenburg residential buildings, The Hague
- 2003: Stuker auction house, Bern
- 2010: CityGate service building, Basel
- 2004: Residential and commercial building Quartier 110 , Friedrichstrasse , Berlin
- 2005: Institute building Orkanen Hochschule Malmö
- 2005: Forum 3, Novartis Campus, Basel with Helmut Federle and Gerold Wiederin
- 2006: Casa A1 Olympic Village , Turin
- 2007: City Museum "Schlössli", Aarau
- 2008: Swiss Re Headquarters, Zurich
- 2008: Hadersdorf model estate with Adolf Krischanitz , Hermann Czech , Max Dudler , Hans Kollhoff , Peter Märkli , Meili, Peter & Partner Architects , Otto Steidle
- 2009: Stücki Shopping Center, Basel
- 2009: Master plan for Drägerwerk , Lübeck
- 2010: East wing of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
- 2010: Musikhaus Einsiedeln Monastery
- 2010: Expansion of the Foksal Gallery Foundation, Warsaw
- 2011: Mobimo Tower , Zurich
- 2011: Renovation of the Congress Center and Tonhalle Zurich (together with Boesch Architects)
- 2012: Market hall residential tower, Basel
- 2012: Shoah Memorial, Drancy assembly camp
- 2014: Favrehof as part of the large Richti-Areal development , Wallisellen
- (in planning): Oettinger Davidoff Group headquarters , Basel
Honourings and prices
- 2002: Architecture Prize of the Académie Française to Roger Diener
- 2009: Prix Meret Oppenheim to Roger Diener
- 2011: DAM Prize for Architecture in Germany 2011 , Deutsches Architekturmuseum , for the reconstruction of the east wing, Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
- 2011: Heinrich Tessenow Medal to Roger Diener
- 2019: Honorary doctorate from the Bauhaus University Weimar to Roger Diener
- 2019: Culture Prize of the Canton of Basel-Stadt to Roger Diener
Web links
- Diener & Diener Architects. In: arch INFORM .
- https://deu.archinform.net/arch/16788.htm archinform
- https://deu.archinform.net/arch/16787.htm archinform
- www.dienerdiener.ch website
- Project selection and curriculum (PDF; 576 kB)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Roger Diener in the Munzinger archive , accessed on September 28, 2019 ( beginning of article freely available)
- ↑ Biographies - Diener & Diener Architects. Retrieved July 9, 2020 .
- ^ Tessenow Medal for Roger Diener . In. Saarbrücker Zeitung (Culture) from April 26, 2011, p. B4 (accessed April 26, 2011)
- ↑ Bauhaus University Weimar awards Roger Diener an honorary doctorate. October 23, 2019, accessed October 25, 2019 .
- ^ BZ editorial team: Architect Roger Diener receives Basel Culture Prize. Badische Zeitung, September 26, 2019, accessed on September 26, 2019 .