Stadelmann Schmutz Wössner

Architekten, Berlin

INFO

SELECTED PROJECTS

AN ATLAS OF COMMONING – ORTE DES GEMEINSCHAFFENS

WORLDWIDE TOURING EXHIBITION FOR 10 YEARS

PREMIERE AT KUNSTRAUM KREUZBERG / BETHANIEN

23.6.2018 – 26.08.2018

GALERIE LUIS CAMPAÑA, BERLIN

BUDDENBROOKHAUS LÜBECK

ACTOPOLIS – The Art of Action 2015 – 2018

TOURING EXHIBITION TO 11 SOUTHEAST EUROPEAN CITIES AS ANKARA, ATHENS, BELGRADE, BERLIN, BUCHAREST, OBERHAUSEN, SARAJEVO, THESSALONIKI, VIENNA, ZAGREB

STUDENT HOUSING WEIMAR

RYBN AT ‚NERVOUS SYSTEMS‘ 2016

HAUS DER KULTUREN DER WELT, BERLIN

10.03.2016 – 09.05.2016

MUSEUM FROHNAUER HAMMER ANNABERG

Globale: Exo-Evolution

Medienmuseum, ZKM Karlsruhe

31.10.2015 – 28.02.2016

Globale: Allahs Automaten

Medienmuseum, ZKM Karlsruhe

31.10.2015 – 28.02.2016

Globale: Infosphäre

Museum für Neue Kunst, ZKM Karlsruhe

05.09.2015 – 31.01.2016

STEFANOS TSIVOPOULOS, HISTORY ZERO

LA BIENNALE DI VENEZIA, PAVILION OF GREECE

01.06.2013 – 24.11.2013

ABOUT

EVA-MARIA STADELMANN studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart. She worked with Valerio Olgiati in Zürich, 6a Architects in London and Springer Architekten in Berlin, where she was involved in various public projects with a focus on culture and art within a listed building context, including the South London Gallery. Since 2010 she is a project architect with David Chipperfield Architects in Berlin where she worked on the recently completed Forum Museumsinsel in Berlin Mitte. Beside her practical work she has been writing for the architecture magazine Bauwelt. Since 2008 she is registered architect at Architektenkammer Baden-Württemberg.

BERND SCHMUTZ studied architecture and urban planning at the Academies of Fine Arts in Hamburg and Vienna. Since 2004 he worked with Caruso St John Architects in London where he became a partner in 2013. Having worked on contemporary arts centre 'Nottingham Contemporary' and Grade I listed 'Soane's Museum' in London as well as 1st prize competition schemes like 'Bremer Landesbank' and 'Paulaner Housing Munich' his experience ranges from galleries, museums, interior designs to office buildings and housing across Europe. He has been teaching Unit 2 at Kingston University for three years and was invited for lectures and as a guest critic at various universities and institutions. Bernd Schmutz is registered architect at ARB and Bayerische Architektenkammer.

FRANK JOACHIM WÖSSNER studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart and ETH Zürich. Since 2008 he is registered architect at Architektenkammer Baden-Württemberg. Before establishing his own practice in 2010 he worked with Morger & Degelo Architekten in Basel and Caruso St John Architects in London, where he was involved as a project architect in a wide range of international private and public projects with a focus on museums, art galleries and exhibition designs, such as Newport Street Art Gallery for Damien Hirst in South London, the National Offices for the Arts Council England in Central London and Thomas Demand‘s 'Phototrophy' exhibition at Kunsthaus Bregenz. Since 2010 he is holding a teaching position as assistant professor at Potsdam School of Architecture and was invited as guest critic, e.g. at Kingston University in London.

CONTACT

Stadelmann Schmutz Wössner
Reuterstraße 82
12053 Berlin
+49 30 7022 3369
info@ssw-architects.com

CREDITS

© 2013 – 2018 by Stadelmann Schmutz Wössner. All rights reserved except stated otherwise. Photographs of the Greek Pavilion at Venice Biennale and Globale at ZKM by Simon Menges, Berlin. Photographs of Actopolis and Commoning by Sebastian Schels, Munich. Photographs of RYBN at HKW by Laura Fiorio, Berlin. All other images if used in any renderings are acknowledged as belonging to their respective owners. Interim website by Fuchs Borst.