sauerbruch hutton

sauerbruch hutton was founded in Berlin in 1989 by Matthias Sauerbruch and Louisa Hutton and has grown into a practice of around 100 people, with 16 partners and 13 associates sharing tasks and responsibility in an open, interdisciplinary structure. Colour, material and environmental performance are the constants in an approach that treats each building as a precise response to site, programme and climate.

The office ranges from the KfW Westarkade in Frankfurt, named Best Tall Building Worldwide in 2011, to the Luisenblock for the German Bundestag, the Immanuelkirche in Cologne and Franklin Village in Mannheim, awarded the Deutscher Architekturpreis in 2025. Current work includes the Federal University of Applied Administrative Sciences in Rostock and a high-rise at Alexanderplatz.