We are passionate about the cities of today with its people, public spaces and its endless possibilities for improvement. Everything that surrounds us is planned, built, maybe torn down and re-built. Therefore everything is architecture. We are excited to take part and help making our cities better cities. Better for many people. The backbone of our nowadays life quality is a pluralistic and fair society. Especially the planning of urban development can make significant contributions to that. With our decades of experience we are a good partner for private as well as public project participants.
Due to our decade-long experience we are a strong and reliable partner for our clients. We gladly take responsibility for the entire planning team. As general planner and leading coordinator we are working with a contact person for our clients. The extensive planning team often consists of planners of building services, structural engineers, facade planners, experts for fire safety, building physicists, surveyor, traffic planners and so on.
Before a project starts, even often before the acquisition of the property, phase 0 - the careful project preparation - is of vital importance. We provide integrated consultancy during this important phase of a project.
An essential element of our work is the interior architecture. Our experienced department of interior architecture pays the highest degree of attention to details, materials and concepts - and that for every single project. That is the only way we can guarantee the highest standards in our architecture.
As experienced designers we work with passion on the products that we develop together with the industry. The results of our work have been awarded several times.
1962
Born in Osterholz-Scharmbeck, Lower Saxony
1983–1990
Studied architecture at the Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule (RWTH) in Aachen, the École d’Architecture Belleville, Paris and at the Universität Stuttgartin Osterholz-Scharmbeck, Lower Saxony
1990–1991
Worked in the office of Norman Foster Associates, London
1991
Worked in the office of Richard Rogers Partnership, London
1991
Founded the office of Becker Gewers Kühn & Kühn Architekten, Berlin
1997
Participated in documenta X, Kassel
1999
Founded the office of Eike Becker_Architekten, Berlin
1999–2015
Chairman of the KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin
2010
Participated in the 12th International architecture exhibition La Biennale di Venezia, Venice
1962
Born in Lutherstadt Wittenberg
1983–1988
Studied architecture at the Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weißensee
1988
Diploma from the Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weißensee
1988–1990
Research assistant at the Bauakademie der DDR, Berlin
1990–1996
Project management for Architekten Leonhardt Schirmer Meyer, Hannover
1996
Founded the office of Helge Schmidt, Hannover
1998–1999
Project management for the office of Becker Gewers Kühn & Kühn, Berlin
1999
Founded the office of Eike Becker_Architekten, Berlin
Eike Becker_Architekten from Berlin is expanding its management structure. The architecture firm has appointed five experienced architects as associates and thus installed a new competence team. Eunji Cho is now responsible for design and recruiting, while Ken Rannoch is also entrusted with design management. Oliver Mehl and Johanna Lidzba are responsible for project coordination and execution planning, and Nicole Winge-Poorbiazar is responsible for CAD and BIM coordination.
The associates combine many years of experience as architects, outstanding professional know-how and successful work at Eike Becker_Architekten. For example, graduate architect Eunji Cho already headed the competition team in the past, graduate engineer (FH) Oliver Mehl has long been responsible for two of the office's most important projects as project manager for the Spreeturm and the X-Berg Tower, and graduate engineer Nicole Winge Poorbiazar was responsible, among other things, for BIM coordination for the Waterkant lighthouse project until recently. Graduate engineer (FH) Ken Rannoch also brings many years of expertise to the table as head of the Europaallee projects in Frankfurt, as does graduate engineer Johanna Lidzba, who heads the Theodorf-Loos-Weg and Hive projects in Berlin.