Aedes Architecture Forum

19/10/2023

Thank you HPP Architekten for bringing this room-filling and discursive as well as inspiring collage exhibition to Aedes. It has inspired numerous visitors.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects
9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

AEDES COOPERATION PARTNERS
Zumtobel
CEMEX
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Pictures: © Marco van Oel

18/10/2023

UPCOMING EXHIBITION | Taste Is the Lack of Appetite – Hybrid Approaches to Architecture. 25 Years of GRAFT
“Taste Is the Lack of Appetite” is an exhibition on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of GRAFT and celebrates the curiosity for the special, the unique, and the unexpected. The internationally active architecture firm is known not only for individual forms and design, but also for its social engagement. For the team, the design practice is defined by optimism and a pleasure in experimentation – leading to the realisation of hybrid solutions for a wide range of challenges. The exhibition features a selection of residential, mixed-use and cultural buildings, each of which reflects the firm’s exemplary design strategies. In line with its multifaceted work, the show also sheds light on the topic of “Architecture Activism” and presents a prototype of the community-building “Solarkiosk”.

EXHIBITION
28 October – 5 December 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING
Friday, 27 October 2023, 6.30pm

SPEAKING AT THE OPENING
Dr. h.c. Kristin Feireiss, Aedes Architecture Forum, Berlin
Michael Biel, Permanent State Secretary at the Berlin Senate Department for Economic Affairs, Energy and Public Enterprises
Jette Cathrin Hopp, Director, Snøhetta, Oslo
Graft Partner, Berlin

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

AEDES COOPERATION PARTNERSlight
CEMEX
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PROJECT SPONSORS
JUNG Group
OBJECT CARPET GmbH
Schueco
TRILUX
TROCKLAND
Graft Brandlab
GROHE
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VOLA A/S
Bockhorner Klinkerziegelei

Picture: “BRICKS”, Berlin, DE. © Noam Rosenthal/TROCKLAND

17/10/2023

"Small-scale projects are very important for HPP as we learn from the details implemented. They can send a strong signal both internally and externally - even for the next generation", says Matthias Latzke, HPP Associate Partner, about their principle of Learning by Doing and the BOBK7 project for GEMA Immobilienverwaltung. Both are an outcome of their so-called Next Level Discourse, in which they discuss and develop (further) sustainable building strategies. Explore more about the Next Level Discourse in the exhibition Re/View the Next!

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architekten

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © HPP Architekten

15/10/2023

3 days left!

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architekten

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Marco van Oel

13/10/2023

DIALOGREIHE ZUR AUSSTELLUNG | Re/View the Next. HPP Architekten

DIALOG 3: URBAN TRANSITION
Dienstag, 17. Oktober, 18:30 Uhr
Gudrun Sack, Geschäftsführerin Tegel Projekt GmbH, Berlin
Rudi Scheuermann, Director Cities Business bei Arup in Deutschland, Berlin
Robert Sabelfeld, BPD Immobilienentwicklung GmbH, Autor Studie Gesundheit und Städtebau, Frankfurt
Werner Sübai, Senior Partner HPP Architekten, Düsseldorf

Ort: ANCB The Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory, Christinenstr. 18–19, 10119 Berlin
Anmeldung: www.aedes-arc.de
Format: Die Veranstaltungen finden auf Deutsch statt. Der Eintritt ist frei. Vor jeder Veranstaltung findet ab 18.00 Uhr eine durch HPP Architekten geführte Ausstellungstour statt, zu der Sie herzlich eingeladen sind.

ÜBER DIE DIALOGREIHE
Die von HPP Architekten begleitend zu ihrer Ausstellung "Re/View the Next" kuratierte Dialogreihe ist eine Einladung, Teil der Diskussion zu werden, wie wir Architektur und Masterplanung im Zuge der sozialen, ökologischen und ökonomischen Herausforderungen unserer Zeit grundlegend verändern müssen.
Drei Diskussionsrunden widmen sich den Fragestellungen:
- Welche Wertschöpfung entsteht durch die Transformation von Bestandsarchitekturen für die Stadtgesellschaft?
- Wie kann jeder von uns seinen Beitrag leisten, damit sich in Politik, Wirtschaft und Praxis Stellschrauben verändern? Um das Architektur-Business an die drängenden Probleme unserer Zeit anzupassen, um nachhaltig und kreislauffähig zu bauen?
- Wie groß ist der transformatorische Hebel integrativer, großmaßstäblicher Planungen von Stadt & Quartier?

ÜBER DIE AUSSTELLUNG
HPP Architekten sind ein bedeutender Protagonist in der deutschen Baukultur und -geschichte. Das Büro wurde schon früh mit wechselnden Partner:innen geführt und besteht heute aus einem Team von mehr als 500 Mitarbeiter:innen weltweit. Die Projekte reichen von Bürohochhäusern wie der Nachkriegsikone „Dreischeibenhaus“ (1960), Düsseldorf, über integrative Masterplanungen wie für das „Südliche Überseequartier“ (2024) in Hamburg, gemischt genutzte Quartiere wie „AND Pastel“ (2018) in Istanbul, bis hin zu innovativen Baukonstruktionen wie „The Cradle“ (2023) in Düsseldorf. Die Ausstellung zeigt in einer raumgreifenden begehbaren Collage einen Querschnitt des architektonischen Spektrums von HPP und spiegelt die sich ständig weiterentwickelnde Entwurfspraxis in diversen räumlichen und kulturellen Kontexten wider. Darüber hinaus bietet sie einen Einblick in die aktuellen baukulturellen und unternehmensstrategischen Auseinandersetzungen des Büros.

AUSSTELLUNG
9. September – 18. Oktober 2023

ÖFFNUNGSZEITEN
Mo 13–17 Uhr
Di–Fr 11–18.30 Uhr
Sonn- und Feiertag 13–17 Uhr

Foto: © Florian Langer

11/10/2023

Last week!

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architekten

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Marco van Oel

11/10/2023

It was a pleasure of welcoming Federal Minister Klara Geywitz and the members of the Building Committee of the German Bundestag. Aedes founder and director Kristin Feireiss introduced the work of Aedes and gave a tour of our premises. After an insight into the ANCB The Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory, Kristin Feireiss, together with Guido Graul, office manager at HPP Architekten in Berlin, presented the current exhibition "Re/View the Next - A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations" by HPP Architekten.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects
9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Aedes Architecture Forum

09/10/2023

With input from international design alliances and partners and with a trans-generational approach, HPP Architekten recently started the Next Level laboratory process, a series of four creative innovation labs to question and re-shaping the practice. The exhibition gives an insight into the labs, which focus both on the offices’ challenges in building culture and corporate strategy. Designs connected to this topic are the timber hybrid office building “Gema” in Berlin and “Knipex” in Wuppertal, the new construction of the company headquarters for KNIPEX, one of the world's leading manufacturers of pliers.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © HPP Architekten, Bloom Images

07/10/2023

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architekten

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Marco van Oel

05/10/2023

The "Trube-Becker-Haus" in Düsseldorf (picture), a centre for child protection and a drop-in centre for victims of (domestic) violence, is an example of HPP Architekten’s buildings in the field of urban resilience, which also includes the university hospital “Neue Medizinische Klinik des Universitätsklinikums Tübingen” (2032). Here, HPP, together with White Arkitekter, are combining healing environments for patients with an efficient working environment for the clinic's staff.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © moka-studio

04/10/2023

In Memoriam Zvi Hecker 1931–2023

I accompanied Zvi Hecker's work and his complex life as an outstanding architect, exceptional artist and great human being both professionally and as a friend since the early 1990s, when he decided to move from Tel Aviv to Berlin after winning the competition for the Heinz Galinski School.

For Zvi, the "so-called" final sketch was never the end of the design process, which caused some trouble during the construction phase but after completion brought him worldwide recognition, an exhibition at Aedes and a publication I edited at Wasmuth Publishers. During a lecture-tour through Israel, I was able to follow his architectural footsteps, such as the expressive town hall in Bat-Yam, reminiscent of crystals, the futuristic synagogue in the Negev desert and his meanwhile legendary residential spiral in Ramat-Gan, which, like all his architectures, defy any categorization in their powerful originality. And it is the same with Zvi's personality: his charismatic presence, his admirable intellectual independence and intransigence, his boundless creativity and, finally, his everyone-captivating charme.

When I asked Zvi what he would like to pass on to young architects, he replied that the knowledge acquired at universities is important and useful, as long as it leaves the freedom to forget this knowledge again in order to create something of one's own, "Forgetting and not knowing are not the same". All those who met and experienced Zvi Hecker will not forget him.

Kristin Feireiss

photo: Hans-Jürgen Commerell
Zvi Hecker, 1993 at Aedes exhibition Heinz-Galinski-Schule

03/10/2023

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architekten

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Marco van Oel


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01/10/2023

The exhibition “Re/View the Next” shows HPP Architekten’s current project “The Cradle” in Düsseldorf (2023), a wood hybrid construction office build that follows the Cradle-to-Cradle principle. Another innovative construction project on display is the “Europa-Park Stadium Freiburg”. It combines a clear architectural language with a focus on the best possible fan experience.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Ralph Richter, Klaus Polkowski

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27/09/2023

HPP Architekten (former HPP – Hentrich-Petschnigg & Partner) is an international partnership with a range of architectural and master planning services. Today, the 5th generation of HPP partnership includes a global team of more than 25 nationalities and more than 500 architects, engineers, urban planners, interior designers, lead consultants and project managers. It comprises 13 offices including the head office in Düsseldorf and 7 other regional offices in Germany as well as 5 international branches in Turkey, China and Netherlands.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Picture: HPP Partners meeting © Florian Langer


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25/09/2023

On the occasion of their anniversary and to accompany the exhibition at the Aedes Architekturforum, HPP Architekten and Bauwelt have published the magazine Bauwelt Einblick. It provides multifaceted insights into HPP's projects and future issues, both from the perspective of the partners and the next generation of architects.
Free copies are available to take away at the exhibition (while stocks last).

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Aedes


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23/09/2023

The mixed-use quarter AND Pastel (2018) in Istanbul is an untypical arrangement for Istanbul with an eight-storey perimeter block development to create individual neighbourhoods, whose design embodies individuality and separateness and thus encourages a particular quality of exchange between the residents and at the same time creates a protected atmosphere and green space within the busy city. Explore “AND Pastel” and the other newbuild quarter projects by HPP Architekten “Nanshan Stic” in Shenzhen and “Eclipse” in Düsseldorf in the exhibition.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Onur Gürkan, HG Esch, EAGLE IMPRESSION

21/09/2023

The exhibition is full of quotes and statements about goals, challenges and innovations from HPP architects, designers and engineers and their cooperation partners from various projects.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architekten

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Marco van Oel

21/09/2023

EXHIBITION VIDEO | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations – HPP Architekten

HPP Architects, a significant protagonist of German architecture, was managed early on with varying partners and today is comprised of a team of more than 500 employees worldwide. Its projects range from office high-rises like the post-war icon Dreischeibenhaus (1960) in Düsseldorf, integrative master planning at Südliches Überseequartier (2024) in Hamburg, mixed-use quarters like AND Pastel (2018) in Istanbul, to innovative constructions like The Cradle (2023), in Düsseldorf. In an extensive walk-through collage installation, the exhibition presents a crosssection of HPP’s architectural spectrum, and reflects the continually evolving design practice within diverse spatial settings and cultural environments. Furthermore, it offers insight into the office’s discourse in building culture and corporate strategy.

SPEAKER
Werner Sübai, Senior Partner, HPP Architekten, Düsseldorf
Antonino Vultaggio, Senior Partner, HPP Architekten, Düsseldorf
Boris Schade-Bünsow, Chefredakteur Bauwelt, Berlin

EXHIBITION
9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Video: © Reframe


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HPP Architects, a significant protagonist of German architecture, was managed early on with varying partners and today is comprised of a team of more than 500 employees…

19/09/2023

HPP Architekten has been involved giving expression to the architectural face of the Wirtschaftswunder, while some of their buildings being among the icons of post-war Germany like the iconic "Dreischeibenhaus" (1960) in Düsseldorf. The exhibition “Re/View the Next” illustrates the evolution of HPP through a walkable and room-filling collage of photos, renderings, quotes and texts that explains the milestones of the office in the context of social developments and the evolution of building culture. The collage is set against a historical backdrop that reminds of the multiplicity of HPP's architectural designs showing projects like the “Drahthaus”, “Ruhr-Universität Bochum” and “Rank Xerox” has been involved giving expression to the architectural face of the Wirtschaftswunder, while some of their buildings being among the icons of post-war Germany like the iconic Dreischeibenhaus (1960) in Düsseldorf. The exhibition “Re/View the Next” illustrates the evolution of HPP through a walkable and room-filling collage of photos, renderings, quotes and texts that explains the milestones of the office in the context of social developments and the evolution of building culture. The collage is set against a historical backdrop that reminds of the multiplicity of HPP's architectural designs showing projects like the “Drahthaus”, “Ruhr-Universität Bochum” and “Rank Xerox”.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Manfred Hanisch, Ralph Richter

17/09/2023

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architekten

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Marco van Oel

15/09/2023

The revitalization of “Huairou Cement Factory” to “Jinyu Xingfa Science Park” (2024) is an example of HPP Architekten’s adaptive reuse projects. The science park is a former factory site that HPP is transforming into a lively campus in Beijing. Another adaptive reuse project is “Neue Höfe Herne”. Explore the projects, among others, in detail in the exhibition “Re/View the Next”.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Andreas Horsky, HPP Architekten

14/09/2023

Urban Transition is one of the six thematic fields, which HPP Architekten are addressing in their current and upcoming projects. The exhibition gives insight to the projects “Südliches Überseequartier” in Hamburg, “Four Frankfurt” in Frankfurt am Main and “Xujiahui Sportpark” in Shanghai. In the “Südliches Überseequartier” for example, HPP integrally master planned an innovative mixed-use quarter with spaces for retail, housing, offices, hotels, restaurants and entertainment on a former harbour wasteland area on the edge of the city.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects

9 September – 18 October 2023
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Chris Rausch, AST Studios / Gao Feng, Gerhard Feldmeyer

14/09/2023

Congratulations to Francis Kéré for receiving the Praemium Imperiale.
We had the pleasure to be present at the announcement of this years winners. So Kristin Feireiss and Hans-Jürgen Commerell could personally congratulate Francis.

Check out our exhibition with Kéré Architecture in 2021: https://www.aedes-arc.de/cms/aedes/en/programm?id=20215211

Photo: Hans-Jürgen Commerell

13/09/2023

DIALOGREIHE ZUR AUSSTELLUNG | Re/View the Next. HPP Architekten

Datum: 14., 26. September und 17. Oktober 2023, 18.30 Uhr
Ort: ANCB The Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory, Christinenstr. 18–19, 10119 Berlin
Anmeldung: www.aedes-arc.de
Format: Die Veranstaltungen finden auf Deutsch statt. Der Eintritt ist frei. Vor jeder Veranstaltung findet ab 18.00 Uhr eine durch HPP Architekten geführte Ausstellungstour statt, zu der Sie herzlich eingeladen sind.

Die von HPP Architekten begleitend zu ihrer Ausstellung "Re/View the Next" kuratierte Dialogreihe ist eine Einladung, Teil der Diskussion zu werden, wie wir Architektur und Masterplanung im Zuge der sozialen, ökologischen und ökonomischen Herausforderungen unserer Zeit grundlegend verändern müssen.
Drei Diskussionsrunden widmen sich den Fragestellungen:
- Welche Wertschöpfung entsteht durch die Transformation von Bestandsarchitekturen für die Stadtgesellschaft?
- Wie kann jeder von uns seinen Beitrag leisten, damit sich in Politik, Wirtschaft und Praxis Stellschrauben verändern? Um das Architektur-Business an die drängenden Probleme unserer Zeit anzupassen, um nachhaltig und kreislauffähig zu bauen?
- Wie groß ist der transformatorische Hebel integrativer, großmaßstäblicher Planungen von Stadt & Quartier?

PROGRAMM
DIALOG 1: CREATING VALUE - ADAPTIVE RE-USE
Donnerstag, 14. September, 18:30 Uhr
Reiner Nagel, Vorstandsvorsitzender Bundesstiftung Baukultur, Berlin
Dr. Sebastian Seelig, Partner Buro Happold | Cities, Berlin
Volker Raatz MRICS, Prokurist, die developer Projektentwicklung GmbH, Berlin
Remigiusz Otrzonsek, Senior Partner HPP Architekten, Köln

DIALOG 2: CRADLE+
Dienstag, 26. September, 18:30 Uhr
Nora Sophie Griefahn, Geschäftsführende Vorständin Cradle to Cradle NGO, Berlin
Carsten Boell, Geschäftsführer INTERBODEN Innovative Gewerbewelten GmbH & Co. KG, Ratingen
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Philip Engelhardt, Professur für Gebäudeenergietechnik und Wärmeversorgung EBZ, Business School, Bochum
Antonino Vultaggio, Senior Partner HPP Architekten, Düsseldorf

DIALOG 3: URBAN TRANSITION
Dienstag, 17. Oktober, 18:30 Uhr
Gudrun Sack, Geschäftsführerin Tegel Projekt GmbH, Berlin
Rudi Scheuermann, Director Cities Business bei Arup in Deutschland, Berlin
Robert Sabelfeld, BPD Immobilienentwicklung GmbH, Autor Studie Gesundheit und Städtebau, Frankfurt
Werner Sübai, Senior Partner HPP Architekten, Düsseldorf

ÜBER DIE AUSSTELLUNG
HPP Architekten sind ein bedeutender Protagonist in der deutschen Baukultur und -geschichte. Das Büro wurde schon früh mit wechselnden Partner:innen geführt und besteht heute aus einem Team von mehr als 500 Mitarbeiter:innen weltweit. Die Projekte reichen von Bürohochh.usern wie der Nachkriegsikone „Dreischeibenhaus“ (1960), Düsseldorf, über integrative Masterplanungen wie für das „Südliche Überseequartier“ (2024) in Hamburg, gemischt genutzte Quartiere wie „AND Pastel“ (2018) in Istanbul, bis hin zu innovativen Baukonstruktionen wie „The Cradle“ (2023) in Düsseldorf. Die Ausstellung zeigt in einer raumgreifenden begehbaren Collage einen Querschnitt des architektonischen Spektrums von HPP und spiegelt die sich ständig weiterentwickelnde Entwurfspraxis in diversen räumlichen und kulturellen Kontexten wider. Darüber hinaus bietet sie einen Einblick in die aktuellen baukulturellen und unternehmensstrategischen Auseinandersetzungen des Büros.

AUSSTELLUNG
9. September – 18. Oktober 2023

ÖFFNUNGSZEITEN
Mo 13–17 Uhr
Di–Fr 11–18.30 Uhr
Sonn- und Feiertag 13–17 Uhr

Foto: © Marco van Oel

12/09/2023

For many decades, HPP Architekten has been a significant protagonist of German architecture. Founded by Helmut Hentrich who studied at Poelzig’s class in Berlin, the office has been involved giving expression to the architectural face of the Wirtschaftswunder, while some of their buildings being among the icons of post-war Germany. HPP was managed early on with varying partners and the studio today is headquartered in Düsseldorf with 12 other (inter)national offices. Its projects range from new and revitalised office high-rises like the iconic “Dreischeibenhaus” (1960) in Düsseldorf, housing, hotel, hospitals, sports and leisure facilities to buildings for culture, shopping, education and research or industry all around the world. Thus, HPP has influenced the architectural discourse internationally. As an extensive walk-through collage installation, the exhibition “Re/View the Next” presents a cross-section of the architectural spectrum of HPP from now and then, and reflects the continually evolving design practice within diverse spatial settings and cultural environments.

EXHIBITION | RE/VIEW THE NEXT – A Discursive Collage on Aims, Challenges and Innovations. HPP Architects

EXHIBITION
9 September – 18 October 2023 at Aedes Architecture Forum
As always, free entrance.

OPENING HOURS
Mon 1–5pm
Tue–Fri 11am–6.30pm
Sundays and public holidays 1–5pm

Pictures: © Marco van Oel