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Work Approach backgroundinformation Company Portrait HPP Architects is one of Germany’s leading architectural partnerships and for 85 years they have been producing buildings of every type and size in Germany and abroad. HPP provide a full range of architectural and master planning services. They specialize in the design of corporate headquarters, hotels, laboratories, hospitals, sport and leisure facilities, shopping centres, transport buildings, town planning, residential units and in refurbishment and listed building projects. The Düsseldorf-based partnership is now in its 4th generation since it was founded in 1933 by Professor Hentrich and today comprises 11 offices with approx. 450 employees in Germany and abroad. The latest projects of theirs to attract international attention were the winning designs for the “EXPO Village Shanghai” and the “Europe Tower Sofia”. Among their most well-known projects are the “Dreischeibenhaus” in Düsseldorf, the renovation of the Central Railway Station in Leipzig, the Concert Hall in Düsseldorf, the revitalisation of the Grand Hotel in Heiligendamm, the Ruhr West University in Mülheim, the German Embassy in Washington, the German Football Museum Dortmund and the LVM 5 insurance building in Münster. The refurbishment of the Cologne Theaters are currently under construction. The most recently completed projects are the L’Oréal Germany Headquarter and the 25hours Hotel in Düsseldorf. HPP Architects’ headquarter is in the Düsseldorf Media Harbor, other offices are located in Beijing, Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Istanbul, Leipzig, Munich, Stuttgart and Shanghai. Press Contact HPP Architekten GmbH, Corporate Communications, T +49 211 83 84-133, [email protected] backgroundinformation Facts and Figures Headquarters HPP Architekten GmbH Kaistraße 5, Media Harbor, 40221 Düsseldorf, Germany Company Foundation 1933 by Professor Helmut Hentrich Managing Partners Joachim H. Faust, M.A. in Architectural Engineering Gerhard G. Feldmeyer, Degree in Architectural Engineering Senior Partners Gerd Heise, Degree in Architectural Engineering Burkhard Junker, Degree in Architectural Engineering Remigiusz Otrzonsek, Degree in Architectural Engineering Werner Sübai, Degree in Architectural Engineering Volker Weuthen, Degree in Architectural Engineering Subsidiaries HPP International Planungsgesellschaft mbH HPP Service GmbH Offices Düsseldorf, Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Istanbul, Leipzig, Munich, Shanghai, Stuttgart Staff 450 Scope of Service Urban Planning, Lead Consulting, Landscape Planning, Architecture, Interior Design, Construction Management, Reconstruction, Revitalization, Historic Preservation Typologies Office and Administration Buildings, Shopping Centers, Residential Buildings, Hotels, Hospitals, Stadiums and Arenas, Cultural Buildings, Teaching and Research Buildings, Transportation Buildings, Industrial Buildings, Banks, Computing Centers, Penitentiaries Press Contact HPP Architekten GmbH, Corporate Communications, T +49 211 83 84-133, [email protected] backgroundinformation Attitude and Work Approach Our architecture is defined by the undogmatic examination of a project’s particular topics, not by continuous application of identical formal arrangements independent from task and location. In doing so we are following an integrated work approach starting from the urban requirements, the constructional and cultural context as well as the function of each building typology. From beginning up to completion each single building task lies in the responsibility of one partner and his team. The design progress is accompanied by an intense dialogue between all participating parties to guarantee the achievement of the optimal result. Regular partner meetings where all projects are being discussed are the basis for the ongoing high quality standard of our work. We aspire to create architecture of lasting value beyond the here and now: timeless and yet clearly part of their time, innovative and equally grounded in history. With our local organization form and offices in the important economic areas of Germany we guarantee special regional knowledge, quick availability and direct communication with the local contact persons. The same service is given in our international subsidiaries. With this attitude we have managed to complete over a 1100 buildings worldwide in the last 85 years and we are pleased with each new building we will be able to realize in the future. Press Contact HPP Architekten GmbH, Corporate Communications, T +49 211 83 84-133, [email protected] backgroundinformation History 2017 HPP are now operating as HPP Architekten GmbH 2016 Hermann Henkel resigns from the board, his successor is Hildegard Müller. 2015 Steffen Huhn successes Hans Lotz as managing director of HPP International 2014 Burkhard Junker becomes partner of HPP GmbH + Co. KG 2013 80 years HPP Architects 2012 HPP expands the advisory board and nominates Frank Dopheide and Dr. Michael Träm as new members 2010 Fusion of the companies HPP Bau- und Projektmanagement GmbH and HPP International Planungsgesellschaft mbH in order to combine the business activities lead consulting, foreign projects, project management and project control, Hans Lotz and Alfred Schwab become managing directors together with Joachim H. Faust und Gerhard G. Feldmeyer 2010 Fusion of HPP Laage & Partner Planungsgesellschaft mbH and HPP Hentrich- Petschnigg & Partner GmbH + Co. KG 2007 The partnership becomes a GmbH + Co. KG (limited liability company and limited commercial partnership) with managing partners Joachim H. Faust and Gerhard G. Feldmeyer and partners Gerd Heise, Remigiusz Otrzonsek, Werner Sübai and Volker Weuthen. The firm’s headquarters are moved to the Düsseldorf Media Harbor. 2005 Hermann Henkel joins the advisory board of the company. 2002 Gerhard G. Feldmeyer becomes a general partner and assumes direction of HPP KG together with Hermann Henkel and Joachim H. Faust. 2001 Prof. Dr. Helmut Hentrich dies at the age of 95. 1997 Helmut Hentrich and Hubert Petschnigg transfer their advisory capacities to Hans Joachim Stutz and Michael Zotter. Hubert Petschnigg dies at the age of 84. Joachim H. Faust along with Hermann Henkel becomes a general partner of the firm’s management. HPP Service GmbH is founded. 1995 HPP Laage & Partner Planungsgesellschaft mbH, which specializes in the construction of hospitals, is founded. 1992 Hermann Henkel and Rüdiger Thoma assume direction and liability as general partners of the management, Hans-Joachim Stutz and Michael Zotter are partners. Helmut Hentrich and Hubert Petschnigg belong to the advisory board of the company. Press Contact HPP Architekten GmbH, Corporate Communications, T +49 211 83 84-133, [email protected] backgroundinformation 1977 HPP International Planungsgesellschaft mbH, which is devoted to increasing the firm’s foreign activities, is founded. 1974 The direction and liability of the firm is transferred to Hans Joachim Stutz and Rüdiger Thoma. Helmut Hentrich and Hubert Petschnigg continue their work at HPP as part of the firm’s management. 1972 The partnership is transformed into a limited commercial partnership. 1971 HPP Bau- und Projektmanagement GmbH is founded. 1969 By taking on of new partners, the firm is now called HPP Hentrich-Petschnigg & Partner. 1953 With the early death of Hans Heuser, the consortium is continued under the leadership of Hubert Petschnigg. 1935 Helmut Hentrich and Hans Heuser found the architecture firm. 1933 Helmut Hentrich opens an architecture office. Press Contact HPP Architekten GmbH, Corporate Communications, T +49 211 83 84-133, [email protected] backgroundinformation Selected Projects Office & Administration Completion The Cradle, Düsseldorf, 10.000 m² GFA 2021 Alibaba Cloud Valley Park, Hangzhou, 420.000 m² GFA 2021 RWE Campus Essen, 29.700 m² GFA 2020 Police Headquarters Düsseldorf, 32,200 m2 GFA 2019 Specialized Court Center, Hanover, 21,300 m2 GFA 2015 BASF Office & Conference Building, Ludwigshafen, 40,000 m2 GFA 2015 Vodafone „NEW Wave 1“, Eschborn, 20,700 m2 GFA 2014 LVM 5, Münster, 19,300 m2 GFA 2014 German Embassy, Washington, 13,616 m2 GFA 2014 Procter & Gamble, Revitalization, Schwalbach a.T., 15,000 m2 GFA 2013 Revitalization Dreischeibenhaus, Düsseldorf, 33,700 m2 GFA 2013 Ohligsmühle, Wuppertal, 18,000 m2 GFA 2013 Vodafone Campus, Düsseldorf, 85,763 m2 GFA 2012 maxCologne, Cologne, 77,000 m2 GFA 2012 WESTGATE, Cologne, 23,534 m2 GFA 2011 Emporio (formerly Unileverhaus), Hamburg, 55,000 m2 GFA 2011 Extension ERGO HV, Düsseldorf, 40,972 m2 GFA 2011 Media Center RTL „Rheinhallen“, Cologne, 163,000 m2 GFA 2010 Cecilien-Palais, Düsseldorf, 5,340 m2 GFA 2009 B 1, Bennigsenplatz 1, Düsseldorf, 20,000 m2 GFA 2009 LVM 7, Münster, 23,400 m2 GFA 2008 Henkel Asia-Pacific and China HQ, Shanghai, 23,000 m2 GFA 2007 Santander Consumer Bank, Mönchengladbach, 31,600 m2 GFA 2006 Justice Center Wuppertal, 25,625 m2 GFA 2005 Headquarters Allianz Unterföhring, 10,000 m2 GFA 2004 Allianz-Kai, Frankfurt, 100,000 m2 GFA 2002 Galileo House, Düsseldorf, 13,500 m2 GFA 2002 Victoria House, Düsseldorf, 135,445 m2 GFA 1998 Europa-Center, Berlin, 14,500 m2 GFA 1964 Bayer High-Rise W 1, Leverkusen, 46,000 m2 GFA 1961 Retail Solingen Shopping Center, 24,000 m2 GLA 2013 Press Contact HPP Architekten GmbH, Corporate Communications, T +49 211 83 84-133, [email protected] backgroundinformation Town Hall Gallery Leverkusen, 22,000 m2 GLA 2010 Loop 5 Shopping Center, Weiterstadt, 58,300 m2 GLA 2009 Europa Passage, Hamburg, 140,000 m2 GFA 2006 Completion Petersbogen, Leipzig, 53,000 m2 GFA 2001 Leipzig Central Train
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