Karin Renner
- Site : www.rhwzarchitekten.de
- Adresse : Bernstorffstraße 69 22767 Hamburg
The architect
Karin Renner
Karin Renner was born in Hannover in the year 1963.
She completed her studies at the RWTH Aachen University from the years 1982 to 1990. During her studies she made a one year scholarship at the TH Delft in the Netherlands by Prof. Herman Herzberger.
Her first job while her studies from 1985 to 1986 was for T. Alberts Architecten, in Amsterdam, the second one from 1988 to 1989 for Adele Naude Santos Architects, Philadelphia, in the USA. After her studies she started working for Axel Schultes in Berlin, following six years of work for Aslop & Strömer Architects in London and Hamburg.
In 1997 she founded the office “Renner Architekten”, two years later followed by the name “Renner Hainke Wirth Architekten”. Since the beginning of 2017 the office has been operating as “Renner Hainke Wirth Zirn Architekten GmBH”.
During her career she has received several prices and awards for her projects. She became one of her first prices in 1999 for the “Lufthansa Empfangsgebäude”, the Lufthansa Technik’s reception building. For this project the office Renner Hainke Wirth Architekten became the price “Building of the year” in the AIV Architecture Award. Another price the office became 2015 was for the ViewPoint, in which the office became the 3rd price from the Alpitecture Award, just to mention a few of the prices the office has won.
Since 2004 to date she has been a judge of about 50 competitions in the disciplines of architecture, structural engineering and landscape planning, as well as for different student competitions.
Ever since 1995 she has been active giving lectures in different universities around the world , for example at the National Autonomous University of Mexico in 2010, or giving regular lectures at the HafenCity University Hamburg from 2014 - 2015.
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Liste des projets
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Lufthansa Empfangsgebäude
New entrance to Lufthansa’s Hamburg base
One immediately associates the appearance of Lufthansa Technik’s reception building with flying, gliding, lightness of weight and fluid dynamics.
The reception building is at the center and entryway of the drive-in area. Its striking silhouette renders it easily recognizable. The visitor gains a direct...
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ViewPoint HafenCity
ViewPoint HafenCity
Completed in October 2013, The ViewPoint was designed as a public vantage point revealing the constantly changing perspective of the construction activities in the HafenCity, Hamburg.
The unusually shaped 13 meter high tower is made of 12 tons of steel and painted in a bright orange. The wavy cut-outs at the top create framed i...
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Hamburg Cruise Center II
Hamburg Cruise Center II
The site is located near the “Fischmarkt” in Hamburg-Altona, between the former England Ferry Terminal and the emblematic “Dockland” building.
The sculptural character of the building is evoked by a metallic, sharp-edged, light-silver body. The windows are printed with green stripes that serve as sun protectors. ...
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Entertainmenthaus St.Pauli
Entertainmenthaus St.Pauli
The six stories high „House of Entertainment St. Pauli“ is placed directly at the corner of the “Große Freiheit” and “Simon-von-Utrecht-Strasse” to simulate a boundary and give the necessary noise prevention for the residential use of the Pestalozzi-Quartier.
The translucent glass facade in the different red...
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Hamburg Cruise Center I
Hamburg Cruise Center I
The seafaring elements of the traditional overseas-container and the large, white sail act as the guiding themes for the temporary cruise terminal.
The corporate identity of the terminal originates from a combination of the rough shell, built from existing container components, and the generous, cantilevered illuminated flo...
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