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19.to 24.01.2010
Munich Lounge Chair at <imm cologne>,
ClassiCon stand, hall 11.2 /// munich lounge chair /// imm cologne /// ClassiCon

12_2009
out now:
2G Revista Internacional de Arquitectura, No. 52
Sauerbruch Hutton, with essays by Barry Bergdoll and Philip Ursprung /// Editorial Gustavo Gili

12_2009
1st prize: Berlin Alexanderplatz, commercial + residential building /// image /// scheme /// Senate Department for Urban Development

Brandhorst Museum is shortlisted for the British "Designs of the Year 2010" Awards /// Designs of the Year

11_2009
highest ranking in the competition for Otto Bock headquarters, Duderstadt /// image /// Otto Bock Healthcare

10_2009
1st prize: Agency for Urban Development and Environment, Hamburg
/// image /// BSU

09_2009
1st prize: Low2No - Finlands first carbon neutral district.
/// image /// Sitra

08_2009
1st prize: Church and parish hall Cologne /// image /// baunetz
1st prize: MunichRe, extension and sustainable conversion of an 80s office building in Munich /// datasheet
3rd prize: German School Madrid

24.06.2009
<Stadt bauen. Stadt leben.>
German national prize for integrated urban planning. The Federal Environmental Agency has been given an award in the category <Building the city of tomorrow.>
/// www.stadtbauenstadtleben.de

12.01.2009
The Federal Environmental Agency is one of the first projects in Germany certified 'Gold' by DGNB (German Association for Sustainable Building)
/// DGNB

lectures:

16.04.2010
Lecture Matthias Sauerbruch
<Die Baukultur des Öffentlichen > convention of the Federal Foundation for Building Culture /// Bundesstiftung Baukultur

10.06.2010
Lecture Louisa Hutton and Matthias Sauerbruch
<architecture and performance. new programs and sustainability>, More for Less / Mas por Menos, congress, Pamplona /// Fundación Arquitectura y Sociedad

recent and upcoming exhibitions:

17.02. to 06.06.2010
<Designs of the Year 2010>
showing the Brandhorst Museum /// Design Museum London

31.10 to 06.12.2009
8. Architecture Biennal, Sao Paulo 2009
The Brandhorst Museum is part of the German entry <Cidada Para Todos - City for All> /// Cidade Para Todos

until 18.12.2009
<Green Architecture for the Future>
/// Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Copenhagen

culture
Brandhorst Museum, Munich /// Energy Dome City of Environment, Soria /// Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw /// Enzo Ferrari Museum, Modena /// BBC Scotland Headquarters, Glasgow /// Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney

public
Federal Environmental Agency, Dessau /// Fire and Police Station for the Government District, Berlin /// Town Hall, Hennigsdorf /// Conversion of the Municipal Hall, Bremen /// Plaza Barceló, Madrid

office, administration
Langelinie, Copenhagen /// Zac Claude Bernard, Paris /// ADAC Headquarters, Munich /// Maciachini, Milan /// Cologne Oval Offices /// Saint-Georges Centre, Geneva /// Offices for the KfW Banking Group, Frankfurt /// Municipal Savings Bank, Oberhausen /// GSW Headquarters, Berlin /// Most Energy Efficient Building in Europe - Yama, Oslo

education, research
Jessop West, Sheffield /// Pharmacological Research, Biberach /// Experimental Factory, Magdeburg /// Photonic Centre, Berlin /// Sedus Development Centre, Dogern /// School of Design Development, Hongkong

sport
Plaza de la Cebada, Madrid /// Olympic Swim- and Cycling Halls, Berlin /// Olympic Stadium Leipzig

residential
Heart of Doha, Qatar /// Apartment Tower, Zurich /// N house, London /// H house, London /// Leipziger Platz, Berlin

hotel, restaurant, retail
Hotel and Apartment Tower, Dusseldorf /// Domus Center, Frankfurt /// Sportschloss, Velen /// Trade Fair Boulevard, Cologne /// Hotel Zollverein, Essen /// Staff Restaurant Boehringer Ingelheim, Biberach

urban development, infrastructure
Masterplan Het Laar, Tilburg /// Nordwestbahnhof, Vienna /// Albert Basin, London /// Jessop Campus, Sheffield /// Site Masséna-Brunesau, Rive Gauche, Paris /// ICE-Terminal Cologne /// TV-World, Hamburg /// BMW Event and Delivery Centre, Munich /// Saigon River Pedestrian Bridge, Ho Chi Minh City

product design
Berlin Chair /// Munich Armchair /// Munich Chair /// Munich Lounge Chair /// Munich Tables /// Mobile Wardrobe /// Led-Line /// Town Hall Bench

interior, exhibition
1234 Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich /// Kvadrat und Soft Cells Stand, Cologne /// Zumtobel Staff Showroom, Berlin /// The British Council, Berlin /// Sense and Sensuality, GSD Harvard /// Eyescape Soundscape, Biennial Venice /// WYSIWYG

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Sauerbruch Hutton is an international agency for architecture, urbanism and design, founded in 1989. Presently there are about 100 Architects, Designers, Engineers, Modelmakers and administrative staff of approx. twelve different nationalities working in our office in Berlin. The team is led by Matthias Sauerbruch, Louisa Hutton, Juan Lucas Young as well as Jürgen Bartenschlag and Andrew Kiel.

Sauerbruch Hutton realise individual and sustainable solutions to a wide range of programmes. The enjoyment of the sensuality of space and material, as well as the mastery of up-to-date technology is combined with the intelligent use of existing resources of every kind.

Built works range from the much-noted Brandhorst Museum in Munich to the Federal Environmental Agency in Dessau, which presents a benchmark building for the sustainable design of offices. A whole series of projects for private and public clients are currently under way in Paris, Geneva, Milan, Tilburg, Sheffield and several cities in Germany.

Our projects are always inspired by and tailored to the specifics of their site, their brief and their client. Since we consider architecture to be a process of dialogue we intimately involve selected experts and consultants in every stage of the design process. Sauerbruch Hutton have been awarded numerous national and international prizes.

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Internships

architecture
In regular intervals we offer full-time internships to students, for the length of at least 4 months, to work in our Berlin office. Exceptional talent in architectural design, skills in model making and CAD/3d-modelling are requested.
Please send your CV and samples of your work to David Wegener:
/// internships(at)sauerbruchhutton.com

product design
Students studying product design send their application to Philipp Eckhoff:
/// design(at)sauerbruchhutton.com

We regret that we can't return any applications sent to us by regular mail.

Sauerbruch Hutton
Lehrter Straße 57
D - 10557 Berlin Germany
t +49 30 397 821 -0
f +49 30 397 821 -30
e-mail: mail(at)sauerbruchhutton.com

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