Hilmer, Heinz

Heinz Hilmer (born 1936)

Heinz Hilmer was born in 1936 and studied from 1957 to 1963 at the Technical University of Munich.

1963 to 1965 he was Baureferendar and worked for his second state examination from 1965 to 1968 as a civil servant in the Bavarian Staatsbauverwaltung, then until 1978 in a planning department.

During 1974 he founded the architectural firm "Hilmer + Sattler" in Munich.

 

Important works:

Master plan for Museum Island, Berlin, with Oswald Mathias Ungers and David Chipperfield

Restauration Altes Museum, Berlin

The Ritz-Carlton in Berlin at Potsdamer Platz, Berlin

Gemaeldegalerie, Berlin

Elmau modernization of the castle

S-Bahn station  Potsdamer Platz (together with C. Sattler), Berlin-Mitte

New art gallery (along with C. Sattler), Berlin-Tiergarten

master development plan Potsdamer Platz and Leipziger Platz, Berlin

different residential and commercial buildings (together with C. Sattler), Munich

extension of the Munich tax office (along with C. Sattler), Munich

Albgruen Bridge (together with C. Sattler), Karlsruhe

master plan of the housing estate "Beautiful view" on the documenta urbana (together with C. Sattler), Kassel

Old Town redevelopment Karlsruhe

Urbanistic framework for Pforzheim

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