Christoph Ingenhoven

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Christoph Ingenhoven
Christoph Ingenhoven (2022).jpg
2022 in Düsseldorf
Born (1960-03-08) 8 March 1960 (age 64)
Düsseldorf, Germany
Alma mater RWTH Aachen, Kunstakademie Düsseldorf
OccupationArchitect
Practicechristoph ingenhoven architects
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Christoph Ingenhoven (born 8 March 1960) is a German architect. His major works include Lufthansa HQ in Frankfurt (2006), [1] [2] 1 Bligh in Sydney (2011), Marina One in Singapore (2017), [3] [4] Toranomon Hills Towers in Tokyo (2022), [5] and Stuttgart Main Station (2010-). [6]

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Career

Christoph Ingenhoven was born in Düsseldorf in 1960 and studied architecture at the RWTH Aachen from 1978 to 1984 and from 1980 to 1981 at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf with Hans Hollein. In 1985, Christoph Ingenhoven founded the architecture office ingenhoven architecst in Düsseldorf, which was acquired by BKW Energie in 2019. [7] Today, he heads his architecture studio under the name christoph ingenhoven architects with headquarters in Düsseldorf. [8]

Christoph Ingenhoven received international recognition in 1997 with the design of one of the world's first ecological high-rise buildings, the RWE Tower in Essen. [9] Before, in 1991, the then 31-year-old Ingenhoven received a great deal of attention when he and his team competed in the international competition for the Commerzbank Tower in Frankfurt and shared jury prize with Norman Foster. The fact that Foster was commissioned to build the skyscraper prompted Frei Otto to make a public statement in which he spoke out in favor of the young German architect's design. [10] [11]

Christoph Ingenhoven is a founding member of the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) and the Bundesstiftung Baukultur, a federal foundation for architectural culture in Germany. He is member of the International Academy of Architecture.

Style and philosophy

Lawn roof in front of Ko-Bogen II with Europe's largest green facade Dusseldorf, Ingenhoven-Tal, die Liegewiese ist freigegeben, 9. Oktober 2021 (5).jpg
Lawn roof in front of Kö-Bogen II with Europe's largest green facade

Christoph Ingenhoven pursues an approach to sustainable architecture that strives for the highest ecological, architectural and artistic goals. The structural designs provide for the use of natural resources such as sunlight, geothermal energy, rainwater and air conditioning through natural ventilation and are adapted to the surrounding (urban) landscape as site-specifically as possible. [13] [14] Ingenhoven calls his concept of holistic, interdisciplinary, sustainable architecture supergreen. In addition to the ecological aspects, the supergreen concept also includes social and humanistic aspects. [15] [16] [17]

Awards and honours

Construction work for the new railway station in Stuttgart S21-Baustelle-pjt.jpg
Construction work for the new railway station in Stuttgart

Christoph Ingenhoven's works received numerous national and international awards and recognitions, including the Holcim Awards for Sustainable Construction Gold for Stuttgart Main Station and the International High-Rise Award for 1 Bligh in Sydney. [18] [19] His projects have received several MIPIM and WAF awards, e.g. the Lanserhof Sylt won both in 2023. [20] [21]

Christoph Ingenhoven was recipient of Europe's highest architecture award in 2022, the European Prize for Architecture. [22] The Saxon Academy of Arts honored Ingenhoven with the Gottfried Semper Prize 2019. The German structural engineer and architect Werner Sobek delivered the laudatory speech at the award ceremony in Dresden. [23] In 2023, Christoph Ingenhoven has been awarded the Golden Flower, Germany's oldest environmental prize, which has been awarded biennally since 1967. [24] In 2024, he was awarded the AW Architect of the Year. [25] This award was the occasion for the exhibition Stuttgart Main Station. A Once-in-a-Century Project Becomes Reality at the Aedes Architecture Forum in Berlin. [26]

Memberships

Projects (selection)

RWE Tower Essen (1997) NRW, Essen - RWE-Turm 01.jpg
RWE Tower Essen (1997)
Uptown Munich - O2 Headquarters (2005) Hochhaus Uptown Munchen.jpg
Uptown Munich - O2 Headquarters (2005)
P&C Lubeck (2005) Shopping center in Lubeck.jpg
P&C Lübeck (2005)
Lufthansa Aviation Center / Lufthansa Headquarters Frankfurt (2006) Lufthansa Aviation Center after sunset - Frankfurt - Germany - near Airport Frankfurt - Fraport - 06.jpg
Lufthansa Aviation Center / Lufthansa Headquarters Frankfurt (2006)
European Investment Bank Headquarters Luxembourg (2008) Europaische Investitionsbank.jpg
European Investment Bank Headquarters Luxembourg (2008)
1 Bligh Sydney (2011) Young Street, 1 Bligh Street, Sydney, 2013.jpg
1 Bligh Sydney (2011)

Completed buildings

Ongoing work

Competitions and studies

Bibliography

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