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German Building Developments
Key Architecture in Germany – Neue Deutsche Architektur: Contemporary Built Environment – Key Properties
post updated 3 August 2024
Building Developments in Germany
We’ve selected what we feel are the key examples of German Building Developments. e-architect cover completed buildings, new building designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across Germany. Our focus is on contemporary German buildings.
We have 6 pages of German Architecture selections.
German Architecture : news + key projects
German Architecture Designs : A-C
German Building Designs : D-J
German Building Developments : K-Z (this page)
German Buildings : Projects outwith major cities – A-J
German Architecture Developments : Projects outwith major cities – K-Z
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New German Building Developments
German Architectural Developments – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:
16 April 2024
Opticum Research Building, Hannover, northern Germany
Architects: HENN
image © HENN
Opticum Research Building, Hanover, Germany
8 February 2024
Neuer Kanzlerplatz, Bonn, western Germany
Architects: JSWD
photo © HG Esch
Neuer Kanzlerplatz Office Quarter
31 May 2022
Shingle Residence, Bayern, southern Germany
Design: Stephan Maria Lang Architects
Shingle Residence Bayern
27 Jan 2022
Literaturcafé, Pöcking, Bavaria
Design: WSM Architekten
photo : Sascha Kletzsch
Literaturcafé, Pöcking Bavaria
14 Oct 2021
Sparkasse Bremen headquarters, Bremen, northern Germany
Design: Delugan Meissl Associated Architects (DMAA)
photo : Piet Niemann, Hamburg
Sparkasse Bremen headquarters building
12 August 2021
Kieler Nachrichten headquarters building, Kiel, northern Germany
Design: EFFEKT, Architects
image courtesy of architects practice
Kieler Nachrichten headquarters building
5 Jul 2021
Röhrig House, Sinzig, Rhineland-Palatinate
Design: Studio Hertweck
Röhrig House in Sinzig
17 Jun 2021
NEUmarkt Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Ostwestfalen-Lippe Region, north-east of North Rhine-Westphalia, northwestern Germany
Design: Delugan Meissl Associated Architects
visualization: Toni Nachev
NEUmarkt Bielefeld
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4 Apr 2013
Villa W, Frankfurt, western Germany
Design: Ian Shaw Architekten
image from architect
Villa W
This white, monolithic housewill reside in a suburb of Frankfurt. From the street it will appear impenetrable, so delineating a clear demarcation between the public and private realms.The building’sfront elevation is articulated as a series of windowless blocks, its recessed entranceway the only glazed element of its north facing façade.
2 Apr 2013
Oberhausen Bridge Sculpture, Ruhr, north west Germany
Design: Schlaich Bergermann and Partner
photo : Roman Mensing
Oberhausen Bridge Sculpture
The 406 m long pedestrian bridge across the Rhine-Herne canal is part of the project EMSCHERKUNST 2010. Artist Tobias Rehberger envisioned a colourful ribbon wrapped in a wild, swinging spiral connecting two parks. Initial tests on the technical feasibility soon showed that the spiral, which was supposed to appear as light and vibrant as possible, could not act as support structure for the bridge.
13 Feb 2013
State Fire Brigade School, Wurzburg, Franconia, Northern Bavaria, southeast Germany
Design: von Gerkan, Marg and Partners (gmp)
image from architect
State Fire Brigade School
This is the new building for the State Fire Brigade School in Wurzburg. In the summer of 2012, gmp were awarded the contract following a negotiated tendering procedure and the company has now presented its design to Wurzburg’s Commission for Urban Design and Architecture.
10 Dec 2012
Ulm Synagogue, Ulm, southern Germany
Design: kister scheithauer gross architects and urban planners GmbH
photo : Christian Richters
Ulm Synagogue
20 months after the ground breaking ceremony, ksg handed over the synagogue to the Jewish community of Ulm, Germany. The large window with the Star of David pattern indicates the direction of Jerusalem. Federal president of Germany Joachim Gauck held the opening speech.
10 Jul 2011
Siemens Munich Headquarters Architecture Competition, Bavaria, southeast Germany
Henning Larsen Architects win
picture from architects
Siemens Munich Building
With its highly innovative project, Henning Larsen Architects has won the international architectural competition for Siemens’ global headquarters in Munich, Germany. The building will cover 41,000 m2 and will be a spearhead project in sustainable design in an urban context, incorporating state-of-the-art technology produced by Siemens.
German Building Designs, alphabetical:
KARLSRUHE
Mensa Dining Hall
Design: Jürgen Mayer H
photo : David Franck
Karlsruhe building
KÖLN – see COLOGNE
LEIPZIG
Leipzig Architecture
Leipzig Railway Station – Redevelopment
Design: Ian Ritchie Architects
picture from architects
Leipzig Glass Hall
University of Leipzig building
Design: Erick van Egeraat
picture from architect
University of Leipzig architecture
MAGDEBURG
Open-Air-Library, Magdeburg
Design: KARO*
photo : Anja Schlamann
Open-Air-Library Magdeburg
MARBACH
Literaturmuseum der Moderne
Design: David Chipperfield Architects
photograph © Christian Richters
Museum of Modern Literature : Stirling Prize
MÜNCHEN
Munich Architecture
Key German Buildings in Bavaria:
BMW Projekthaus – Research + Innovation
Henn Architekten
photograph : H.G.Esch
New Munich Architecture
BMW Welt – Event + Delivery Building
Coop Himmelb(l)au
picture from Ketchum
BMW building
Lenbachhaus Museum – Building Extension
Foster + Partners
picture : Foster + Partners
Lenbachhaus Museum
MÜNSTER
Skulptur Projekte Münster 07 exhibition
modulorbeat
picture from Sworks
German design exhibition
POTSDAM
Potsdam Buildings incl. Einstein Tower
image © Isabelle Lomholt
STUTTGART
Stuttgart Buildings
Key Baden-Wurttemberg Buildings:
Mercedes-Benz Museum Building
UN Studio Architects
photo : Christian Richters
Mercedes Museum Stuttgart
Porsche Museum Building
Delugan Meissl
image © Delugan Meissl Associated Architects
Porsche Museum Stuttgart
WOLFSBURG
Key German Buildings in Wolfsburg
MobileLifeCampus
Henn Architekten
photo : H.G.Esch
MobileLifeCampus Wolfsburg
Phaeno Science Centre Building
Zaha Hadid Architects
image © Zaha Hadid Architects
Phaeno Science Centre
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Location: Germany, western Europe
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