HASCHER JEHLE Architektur
Booth number R 7.G38/06HASCHER JEHLE Architektur is based in Berlin and Stuttgart. We provide innovative designs for a wide range of building typologies, e.g. offices, retail, public and housing.
About us
HASCHER JEHLE Architektur was founded by Rainer Hascher and Sebastian Jehle in 1993. Thomas Kramps joined the executive team in 2005, the former associates Fleur Keller, Markus Häffner and Jens-Peter Riepen in 2022.Together with our team of about 70 employees based in Berlin and Stuttgart, we have proven successful in both competitions and the realization of our award-winning design projects in Germany and abroad.
The specifics of a site and it‘s context, the special requirements of function and the clients‘ needs form the basis of our concepts and designs that unite these aspects into a coherent and unique entity.
HASCHER JEHLE Architektur is a founding member of the DGNB (German Sustainable Building Council) such as of the BIM Allianz network.
Address
HASCHER JEHLE Architektur
Kantstr. 17
10623 Berlin
Germany
Phone: +49 30 347976-50
Internet: www.hascherjehle.de
Johannesstr. 39-45
70176 Stuttgart
Germany
Phone: +49 711 410212-85
Internet: www.hascherjehle.de
Products & Services
HASCHER JEHLE Architektur provides a wide range of building typologies:
- Office and Administration
- Culture and Public
- Health and Laboratory
- Education and Research
- Trade and Commerce
- Residential and Hotel
- Revitalisation
VOLKSTHEATER ROSTOCK, DE
Concept of an Open House
The new four-section theater with state-of-the-art stage technology and variable performance possibilities communicates with its surrounding historic buildings, but at the same time sets a self-confident architectural accent.
Curved volumes offset against each other form an accessible sculpture. The roof terrace of the almost 36-meter-high stage tower offers highly attractive panoramic views over the historic city center, as well as the Warnow river and the Baltic Sea.
JUSTICE CENTER BOCHUM, DE
The construction marks the beginning of the redevelopment of this inner-city site. The building complex, which combines four courts into a single unit, consists of six connected structures that recreates a meandering structure staggered in height and encloses three courtyards. One of these courtyards is the roofed, fourstorey atrium, the centre of the complex and the heart of the hall wing. Generous outdoor stairs mark the entrance and lead visitors directly into the atrium.
PANDION 4LIVING HOUSING PRENZLAUER BERG, BERLIN, DE
The guiding concept idea of the residential development on Conrad-Blenkle-Strasse is the completion of the urban layout by a street-side perimeter block development. This clear, basic figure is accentuated by the concise, tree-lined incisions along the street fronts, which give the building its distinctive appearance. These generous, vertical caesurae mark the entrances, giving the building clear legible addresses while creating an identity-forming recognizable icon.
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