Made in Germany
In recent years, German architects have developed trend-setting approaches to the conception and shaping of contemporary life. Yet far too little is known internationally about the innovative achievements and high quality of today’s German architectural scene.
The exhibition series Made in Germany – Architecture+, planned by the Goethe Institute in collaboration with AedesBerlin to go on tour worldwide, features outstanding contributions to recent German architecture.
The exhibition Made in Germany – Architecture + Ecology presents a selection of exemplary projects representive of the multitude of enviromentally sound approaches to building developed in germany in recent years. Among these are factories, nursery schools, sports halls and private homes located throughout the federal republic, as well as large-scale constructions projects such as Stuttgart’s new Central Stations.
The selected projects are:
- GSW-High-rise, Berlin. Architects: sauerbruch hutton architekten, Berlin
-- Zero emmisssions SOLVIS, Braunschweig. Architects: Banz + Riecks Architekten, Bochum
- Workyard, Leipzig Department of Sanitation. Architects: schulz & schulz architekten, Leipzig
- Sports hall Odenwald School, Birkenfeld-Oberhambach. Architects: plus+ bauplanung, Neckartenzlingen
- Youth Education Center, Windberg. Architects: Herzog+ Partner, Munic
- Central Station Stuttgart. Architects: Ingenhoven Overdiek Architekten, Düsseldorf
- House R 128, Stuttgart. Architects: Werner Sobek Ingenieure, Stuttgart
- Daycare nursery, Pliezhausen. Architects: D´ Inka + Scheible, Fellbach
- Solar housing estate am Schlierberg, Freiburg / Breisgau. Architects: Rolf Disch Architekten, Freiburg/Breisgau
