Stefan Jan Scholz

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Stefan Jan Scholz (born December 15, 1938 in Königshütte ) is a German architect based in Berlin.

Life

Stefan Scholz graduated from high school in Gliwice and then studied from 1961 to 1965 at the Technical University in Cracow . In 1965 he completed an internship at the L. Martinoia architecture firm in Milan, before he began studying at the Technical University of Berlin in October 1966 , where he took part in the seminar of Oswald Mathias Ungers . In 1969 he obtained a main diploma from Werner Düttmann .

From 1968 to 1970 Scholz worked as a freelancer in Josef Paul Kleihue's office. From 1971 to 1974 he shared an office with Wolfgang Pohl and Ursula Ringleben in Düsseldorf. From 1974 he worked in partnership with Dietrich Bangert , Bernd Jansen and Axel Schultes in Berlin ("BJSS"). From 1992 to 1997 he shared an office with Bangert (BSA). Since March 31, 1997, he ran an independent office. In 2000 he led a workshop seminar “Platforma” together with D. Bangert at the TH-Breslau / Poland. From 2002 to 2003 he held a visiting professorship at the Academy of Arts in Poznan . From 2004 to 2006 he was visiting professor at the Technical University in Poznan . 2005-2006 teaching position at the Lausitz University of Applied Sciences in Cottbus.

Awards

  • 1992: Marley of London, Special Award for the project for the children's village in Auschwitz
Albert Einstein High School. Photographer: Stefan Jan Scholz
  • 1992: Architecture Prize of the BDA -Berlin for the extension of the Albert-Einstein-Oberschule
  • 1994: Architecture award “Building and Designing with Facing Bricks” from the Clinker and Facing Bricks Working Group
  • 1996: Commendation in the builders' competition for the residential development in the Märkisches Viertel from the Berlin-Reinickendorf district office
  • 2005: Medal "Bene Merentibus" from SARP-Warszawa / Poland
  • 2009: Medal "Bene Merentibus" from the Department of Environment and Housing at the PK Kraków / Poland Arch. Faculty
  • 2010: Entry in the "Golden Book" of Cracow Politechnik Cracow / Poland
  • 2016: Medal "Merentibus" of the International Conference IPA Arch-Faculty PK Kraków / Poland

Lectures

  • At universities in Germany, Denmark, Austria, the Netherlands, Poland and Canada.
  • Juror: Judge at various regional, federal and international competitions.
Albert Einstein High School. Photographer: Stefan Jan Scholz

Exhibitions

  • 1980: a la Recherche de l`urbanste during the Paris Biennale at Cent Pompidou
  • 1985: Building Today , Contemporary Architecture in the Federal Republic of Germany in the German Architecture Museum in Frankfurt am Main
  • 1985: European Culture Days in Karlsruhe
  • 1985: nuova achritectura a contesto storico in Verona
  • 1985: City of Frankfurt new building in a historical context , organized by the Goethe Institute of the USA and Canada.
  • 1988: Traveling exhibition Berlin monument or thought model , architectural designs for the dawn of the 21st century, organized by the Senate Department for Building and Housing, in the Pavillon de L'Arsenal in Paris
  • 1991: Traveling exhibition of the IBA-Berlin, in the Town-Hall in Vancouver , Canada.
  • 1993: School building exhibition with 3 projects in Berlin, organized by the Senate Department for Building and Housing.
  • 1995: Housing exhibition Unter den Linden in Berlin, organized by Sen.Bau-Wohnen Berlin.

Executed projects

  • 1974–1992 in cooperation in the BJSS partnership, among other things, in competitions and realizations such as development on the Römerberg in Frankfurt am Main, vocational school in Emden, as well as in various realizations of schools and in housing IBA Berlin
  • 1992: Extension of the Albert Einstein High School in Berlin, Neukölln
  • 1994: Residential development in the Märkisches Viertel Berlin-Reinickendorf
  • 1998: Barnim-Gymnasium in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen
  • 2000: Expansion of the Friedrich-Ebert-Gymnasium in cooperation with the Berlin-Wilmersdorf district office in Berlin-Wilmersdorf
  • 2002: Housing construction in Berlin-Reinickendorf / Tegel

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Scholz, Stefan. In: Jean-Paul Midant: Dictionnaire de l'architecture du XXe siècle. Hazan, Paris 1996.
personal data
SURNAME Scholz, Stefan Jan
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Scholz, Stefan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect in Berlin
DATE OF BIRTH December 15, 1938
PLACE OF BIRTH Koenigshütte OS