Auer+Weber+Assoziierte
| GmbH | |
| Founded | 2006 (since 1980) |
| Headquarters | Stuttgart and Munich, Germany |
Key people | Fritz Auer, Carlo Weber |
| Products | Architecture, Urban design |
Number of employees | 70-80 |
| Website | www.auer-weber.de |
Auer+Weber+Assoziierte is a German architecture firm, founded and headquartered in Stuttgart and Munich, Germany in 1980. The founders are Fritz Auer (born 24 June 1933), and Carlo Weber (b. 6 April 1934).
History
The architect's office "Auer+Weber" was established in 1980 by Fritz Auer and Carlo Weber, emerged from Behnisch & Partner, to which both architects belonged between 1966 and 1979. Meantime, it was also named as "Auer+Weber+Partners" (1991- 2001) and "Auer+Weber+Architects" (2001-2005). From spring 2006, the office was known under the name of Auer+Weber+Associates Ltd.. Today, the office has about 80 employees.
Selected Projects
Completed
- 1983 Kurgast Center in Bad Salzuflen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
- 1986 Foster home in Lemgo, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
- 1989 Cafeteria in Ulm University
- 1991 Administration buildings in Munich Airport, Germany
- 1991 Administration buildings of public services in Reutlingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
- 1994 Theater in Hof (Saale), Bavaria, Germany
- 1996 Block of offices Prisma in Frankfurt a.M., Germany
- 1998 Zeppelin Carré in Stuttgart, Germany
- 1998 Extension and reconstruction of the city theater in Recklinghausen, Germany
- 2001 Reconstruction of Ruhrfestspielhaus in Recklinghausen, Germany
- 2001 German State Central Bank in Sachsen-Anhalt, Halberstadt, Germany
- 2001 Canopy of central station plaza in Heilbronn, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
- 2003 Hotel ESO Cerro Paranal, Chile
- 2005 Commendation exhibition building "Brühlsche Terrasse" in Dresden, Germany
- 2005 solarCity Linz, Austria
- 2006 Würzburg Central Station, Germany
- 2013 ESO Headquarters Extension, Garching, Germany[1]
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The new ESO Headquarters extension
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Reform of Würzburg Central Station, 2006
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Tram stage in center of solarCity Linz, 2005
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The Garden of the Residencia in ESO Hotel, 2003
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Ruhrfestspielhaus in Recklinghausen, 2001
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Amazonia House in Wilhelma, 1999
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Theater in Hof (Saale), 1994
Current
- Olympiahalle in Munich additions and alterations, Germany (approx. 2008)
- Campus Martinsried, Munich, Germany (approx. 2008)
- Facade Haerder-Center Lübeck, Germany (approx. 2008)
- Munich Central Bus Station, Germany (approx. 2009)
- Centre des Sports Belair, Luxembourg (approx. 2009)
- Botanical Garden "Chenshan", Shanghai, China (approx. 2009)
- Seniors Residence, Regensburg, Germany (approx. 2010)
Awards
- 1972 I.C.P. Award of Honor, Hugo Häring Award*
- 1972 Architecture Award from the German Association of Architects (BDA)*
- 1981 International Architecture Award from the UIA (International Union of Architects), Auguste Perret Award*
Project: Sports grounds and buildings for the Olympic Games 1972 in Munich, Germany - 1989 German Architecture Award
Project: Landratsamt in Starnberg, Germany - 1991 Fritz Schumacher Award
- 1991 German critics' Architecture Award
Project: German Pavilion, Seville Expo '92, Spain - 1995 German Architecture Award, official recognition
Project: Theater in Hof, Germany - 2001 German Architecture Award
Project: Ruhrfestspielhaus in Recklinghausen, Germany - 2007 German Architecture Award
Project: Commendation exhibition building "Brühlsche Terrasse" in Dresden, Germany - 2005 LEAF Award, "Best Environmentally Sustainable Project"
Project: solarCity Center Linz- Pichling, Austria - 2004 LEAF Award, category "New Build"+"Overall"
Project: Hotel ESO Cerro Paranal, Chile
* as partners in Behnisch & Partner
References
- ↑ "ESO Expands its Headquarters". ESO Press Release. Retrieved 13 June 2012.
- 1993 "Auer+Weber, Positions and Projects"- Callwey Publishers, Munich
- 2003 "Auer+Weber+Architekten Arbeiten 1980-2003 Works", Birkhäuser Publishers, Basel
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