Sobre Manuel Herz Architects
DESCUBRE MáS SOBRE MANUEL HERZ ARCHITECTS
Profile
Manuel Herz Architects is an office for architecture and urban planning, based in Basel, Switzerland. Amongst the recently constructed buildings is the mixed-use building ‘Legal / Illegal’ in Cologne, a museum extension (with Eyal Weizman and Rafi Segal) in Ashdod, Israel and a residential building in Ordos, China. The projects have received several prizes such as the Cologne Architecture Prize 2003 or the German Architecture Prize for Concrete in 2004.
Manuel Herz studied at the RWTH Aachen, and the Architectural Association in London. After teaching at the Bartlett School of Architecture, London, the Berlage Institute, Rotterdam and Harvard Graduate School of Design he currently heads the teaching and research at ETH Studio Basel - Institute of the Contemporary City, together with Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron. Besides his work as a practicing architect he researches and works in the field of architecture of ‘humanitarian action’ and the planning strategies of refugee camps.
Profile
Manuel Herz Architects is an office for architecture and urban planning, based in Basel, Switzerland. Amongst the recently constructed buildings is the mixed-use building ‘Legal / Illegal’ in Cologne, a museum extension (with Eyal Weizman and Rafi Segal) in Ashdod, Israel and a residential building in Ordos, China. The projects have received several prizes such as the Cologne Architecture Prize 2003 or the German Architecture Prize for Concrete in 2004.
Manuel Herz studied at the RWTH Aachen, and the Architectural Association in London. After teaching at the Bartlett School of Architecture, London, the Berlage Institute, Rotterdam and Harvard Graduate School of Design he currently heads the teaching and research at ETH Studio Basel - Institute of the Contemporary City, together with Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron. Besides his work as a practicing architect he researches and works in the field of architecture of ‘humanitarian action’ and the planning strategies of refugee camps.
DESCUBRE MáS SOBRE MANUEL HERZ ARCHITECTS
