Titus Bernhard

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Titus Bernhard (* 1963 in Augsburg ) is a German architect . He is the owner of the architectural office Titus Bernhard Architekten in Augsburg.

life and work

After completing a degree in architecture at the Technical University of Braunschweig 1983-1991, during which he from 1987 to 1988 through a grant from the DAAD also at the Politecnico di Milano in Giorgio Grassi was able to study, he worked from 1987 to 1988 in the office of New York Architect Richard Meier . 1992–1994 he was a project partner in the PSP office, Braunschweig and employee in the Bohn & Bohn office in Munich. In 1994 he founded the Titus Bernhard Architects office . From 2005 to 2007, Bernhard taught engineering, economics and design at the Konstanz University of Applied Sciences as part of a visiting professorship in the subject of design and construction in the master's degree in architecture.

The Titus Bernhard Architects office has won several national and international architectural competitions . It works on projects in southern Germany as well as in Austria and Italy . The office focuses on administrative and residential buildings. In the BauNetz office ranking, the office of Titus Bernhard Architects is currently (June 2014) 63rd.

Buildings and designs

  • 2009: Realization competition Schloss Berlin / Humboldtforum (special tour / shortlist)
  • 2009: FCA Stadion impuls arena , Augsburg (1st prize 2005, together with Peter Kögl)
  • 2007: Draft in the limited competition New Tax Office in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (purchase)
  • 2007: Town hall and community center in Bernried am Starnberger See (1st prize in the international ideas and implementation competition 2002)
  • House K. in Starnberg (best architects award 13)
  • House M. in Munich (best architects award 10)
  • Haus L. in Ertingen (1st prize in the invitation competition 2004, best architects award 09)
  • House K. in Gmund (BDA Prize Bavaria, best architects award 07)
  • House 9 × 9 in Stadtbergen (contribution by the Architecture Biennale Venice 2004)
  • House 11 × 11 (best architects award 13)

Awards

  • 2002: Thomas Wechs Prize
  • 2004: Thomas Wechs Prize
  • 2006: BDA Prize Bavaria
  • 2006: Erich Schelling Architecture Prize - Medal
  • 2012: planned + executed (International Crafts Fair in Munich for house 11 × 11)
  • 2014: Architecture Prize from the Reiners Foundation

Exhibitions

  • 2014: AIT-ArchitekturSalon Hamburg, "(un) built ambivalent - (un) built ambivalence"
  • 2014: AIT-ArchitekturSalon Köln, "(un) built ambivalent - (un) built ambivalence"
  • 2014: Architekturgalerie München, "(un) built ambivalence - (un) built ambivalence"
  • 2013: Architekturforum Aedes , "(un) built ambivalence - (un) built ambivalence"
  • 2009: Architekturmuseum Schwaben, Titus Bernhard Architects
  • 2005: La galerie d'architecture, Paris, "New Trends"
  • 2004: Architekturforum Aedes , "Sensual Minimalism"
  • 2004: Biennale di Venezia , "Deutschlandschaft"

literature

  • Aedes Gallery and Architecture Forum (ed.): (Un) built ambivalent (un) built ambivalence. House 11x11 and other projects Berlin 2013, ISBN 978-3-943615-15-9
  • Aedes gallery and architecture forum (ed.): Sensual minimalism. House 9 × 9 and other projects Berlin 2004, Enlarged edition 2013, ISBN 978-3-943615-14-2 .
  • Claus Kaelber (ed.): Building a house. Conception and planning of an innovative residential building. DVA, Stuttgart 2004, ISBN 3-421-03464-8 .

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personal data
SURNAME Bernhard, Titus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect
DATE OF BIRTH 1963
PLACE OF BIRTH augsburg