sauerbruch hutton is an international agency for architecture, urbanism and design, creating individual and sustainable solutions across a wide range of programmes. The work of sauerbruch hutton combines an enjoyment of the sensuality of space and material with the mastery of up-to-date technology and the intelligent use of existing resources. For over 30 years, sauerbruch hutton has been one of the leading and most experienced proponents of sustainable architecture. An integrated design approach unites functionality and ecological performance with sensuality and intuition. Among sauerbruch hutton’s most renowned projects are the GSW Headquarters in Berlin, the Federal Environment Agency in Dessau and the Brandhorst Museum in Munich, the Museum District M9 in Venice Mestre and the Headquarters of Médecins Sans Frontières in Geneva. The practice has received numerous awards, including the Erich Schelling Prize for Architecture (1998), the Fritz Schumacher Prize for Architecture (2003), and the Gottfried Semper Award (2013). The German Architecture Award was granted for the Immanuel Church in Cologne (2015) and for the residential project Franklin Village in Mannheim (2025). Today, around 120 architects, designers, engineers, modelmakers, and administrative staff of various nationalities work in sauerbruch hutton’s Berlin office. An open and egalitarian working culture is reflected in a contemporary company structure, with responsibilities shared among a broad group of partners and associates. This foundation creates a flexible and dynamic environment that fosters the preservation and growth of shared values.
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