schneider+schumacher
Booth number R 7.G38/19schneider+schumacher, founded in 1988 by Till Schneider and Michael Schumacher, is based in Frankfurt/Germany, with further offices in Berlin, Vienna, Tianjin and Shenzhen (China).
About us
schneider+schumacher was founded in 1988 by Till Schneider and Michael Schumacher in Frankfurt. Our architectural approach is characterized by the enjoyment we have in finding solutions to the complex demands of today's buildings. Pragmatic poetry, nurtured not only by design clarity and a conscientious attitude towards the task in hand, but also by a delight in fine details. Within the Frankfurt office, departments for architecture, construction and project management, design and computation, urban design and building transformation have been formed in recent years in order to highlight the different areas of expertise under one roof. The spectrum of tasks ranges from museums to industrial buildings, from tree houses to high-rise buildings. Internationally positioned, further offices are located in Berlin/Germany, Vienna/Austria, Tianjin and Shenzhen/China. Certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015, Member of German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) and Phase Sustainability, Member of Aktivhaus+ e.V.
Address
schneider+schumacher
Poststr. 20A
60329 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
Phone: +49 69 256262-62
Fax: +49 69 256262-99
Internet: www.schneider-schumacher.de
Products & Services
schneider+schumacher stands for professional execution of new buildings, refurbishment, modernization and maintenance. Our focus lies on detail design, tendering, project supervision and time schedule, quality and cost control. Projects are executed and managed with high design quality in mind. schneider+schumacher has divisions with different focuses: schneider+schumacher Planungsgesellschaft mbH schneider+schumacher Bau- und Projektmanagement GmbH schneider+schumacher Design & Computation GbR schneider+schumacher Städtebau GmbH schneider+schumacher Weiterbauen GmbHShenfang Park, Shenzhen (China)
Located next to the river, the National Science Center Shenfang Park rises gradually from the embankment, forming a 120-metre-high office tower. The holistic design approach represents a new generation of research buildings that provide laboratories and offices, as well as exhibition areas, conference rooms, and leisure facilities, where scientists can meet each other in informal surroundings. The roof terraces on each level are a distinctive feature.
Jinhua Central Innovation District (China)
schneider+schumacher was awarded first prize in the international competition of Jinhua Green Valley. The design consists of three landmarks: A 200-metre-high tower that houses a hotel on the upper part and offices on the lower zone – accompanied by two100-metre-high buildings. A skywalk system connects each cluster and extends toward the central green axis. Diverse spaces are created by a stacked and shifted podium.
PANDION DOXX – Zollhafen Mainz (Germany)
A total of 168 apartments with underground parking have been created in a golden shimmering building based on a double-X plan, designed by Michael Schumacher – owner of schneider+schumacher – and bb22 Architekten, on behalf of the company Pandion. This double-X arrangement provides views in all directions and optimal daylight, while also maximizing the distance between this building and the development opposite.
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