Competition Panels and Diagrams

Construction and Design Manual
Erscheinungsjahr 2016
ISBN: 978-3-86922-456-5
Verlag: DOM Publishers

Buch, Englisch, 384 Seiten, GB, Format (B × H): 238 mm x 292 mm, Gewicht: 1593 g

Reihe: Handbuch und Planungshilfe/Construction and Design Manual

Architectural competitions act as a tool for enhanc­ing a ­design and selecting planning partners. The quality of ­urban develop­ment, high-rise buildings and open ­spaces is thus sustainably improved. Nevertheless, this planning and ­awarding tool is repeatedly scrutinised.

Twenty-five international projects from 2009 to 2015 presented in this volume shed light on design ­methods and ­techniques ­employed by internationally renowned ­architects. The collection is supple­mented by ­explanations of technical and formal ­criteria ­regard­ing the presentation of competition ­entries and ­addresses expenditure ­issues in rela­tion to prize money and architects’ fees.

This manual not only ­includes an ­essay on the ­his­tory of archi­tectural drawings ­sub­mitted in competitions, but ­also ­presents ­theses and guest contributions by ­judges and ­entrants. These address the ­importance of competition ­designs in relation to panels and diagrams since these hold ­significant sway over the eventual outcome.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Eichelmann, Christine

Hossbach, Benjamin

Lehmhaus, Christian

Über Autor(innen)

Lehmhaus, Christian
Christian Lehmhaus, born 1963 in Bielefeld, ­Germany. In 1993 he completed his architecture ­degree at the TU Berlin. Since 2001, after having been employed as an architect, he has been Partner and Managing Director at [phase eins]. Projekt­beratung + Wett­bewerbs­management für Architektur und Städtebau. He was also Professor of Project Management and Project Development at Bochum University of
Applied Sciences.

Eichelmann, Christine
Christine Eichelmann, born 1959 in Werneck, ­Germany. In 1986 she completed her architecture degree at the TU Berlin. Since 2008, after having been employed as an architect – incl. at Studio Libeskind (Berlin), OMA (London) and Karen van Lengen (New York) – and as a project manager, she has been ­General Manager and Chief Representative of ­[phase eins]. Projekt­beratung + Wettbewerbs­management für Architektur und Städtebau. She was also a research assistant at the TU Berlin und ran her own architectural practice from 1994 to 1997.

Hossbach, Benjamin
Benjamin Hossbach, born 1966 in Darmstadt, ­Germany. In 1995 he completed his architecture ­degree at the TU Berlin. After having worked as an ­online editor of Bauwelt – Germany’s leading architectural journal – and as a self-employed architect, in 1998 he founded the firm [phase eins]. Projektberatung + Wettbewerbs­management für Architektur und Städtebau (Project Consultancy + Competition Management for Architecture and Urban Development). He is also an author of numerous specialist publications on archi­tectural competitions and a guest lecturer, incl. at the ETH Zürich, Harvard University and the TU Berlin.