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Baumschlager-Eberle

Baumschlager Eberle Architekten is an architecture practice whose stated approach centers on responsibility, sustainable use of resources, and cultural durability.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Baumschlager Eberle Architekten presents its architecture as a way of taking responsibility, guided by a clear view of place, sustainable use of resources, and a claim to cultural durability. The practice states that its foundation is its attitude, described as authentic, methodical, and poetic, with which it sets architectural statements worldwide. Prof. Dietmar Eberle is quoted on the three means of architectural expression: geometry, materiality, and light.

History

The available evidence does not provide a chronological history of the practice. It presents the firm's self-described approach and a set of current items: a first prize in the architecture competition for the Kulturbaustein "Am Molkenmarkt" in Berlin; a Best Architects Award 2027 for the 2226 Hybrid renovation of Universitätstrasse in Zurich; an Austrian Environmental Prize AGPB for Maison de l'innovation; a Europe-wide competition for BG Klinikum Hamburg-Boberg; a competition win in Meran for the sustainable housing project "CityLiving³.me"; a German Brick Prize 2024 for the Unionshilfswerk project in Berlin; a foundation stone laying for the Kornelius Forum in Berlin-Wedding; an Austrian Environmental Prize AGBP for "Europa" in Levallois-Perret, France; a winning project presented by Paris La Défense for the Liberté site in Puteaux; a German Design Award "Special mention" for tourism innovation; an Austrian Environmental Prize AGBP for Montagne du Parc in Brussels; a Brick Award for 2226 Emmenweid in Emmenbrücke, Switzerland; completion of a new high-rise in Berlin with a symbolic key handover with Franziska Giffey; and a MIPIM Award for the Brussels project Montagne du Parc.

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Architecture practice emphasizing responsibility, sustainable resource use, and cultural durability, with an attitude described as authentic, methodical, and poetic.

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