Rob Krier
*10. 6. 1938 – Grevenmacher, Lucembursko
†20. 11. 2023 – Berlin, Germany
Biography
1959 - Rob Marie Mathias Nicolas Krier graduated from the classical lycée in Echternach, Luxembourg
1959-64 - studied architecture at the Technical University of Munich
1965-66 - employed at the office of O.M. Ungers in Köln and Berlin
1966-70 - employed at the office of Frei Otto in Berlin and Stuttgart
1970-71 - assistant to Bodo Rasch in Stuttgart
1971-73 - assistant to Faller and Schröder in Stuttgart
1973-75 - assistant professor Johannes Uhl at the University of Stuttgart
1975 - visiting professor at EPFL in Lausanne
1975 - received the architectural prize from the Berlin Academy of Arts
1976-94 - had an architectural office in Vienna
1976-98 - professor at the Technical University of Vienna (head of the design institute)
1983 - received the architectural prize from the city of Vienna
1986 - visiting professor at Yale University in New Haven
1991 - converted the former coach house and shoe factory in Bargemon, France, into a sculptor's studio and moved to a house in nearby Claviers
1992 - received an honorary doctorate from Stockholm University
since 1994 - has his main office on Herderstrasse in Berlin Charlottenburg and a sculptor's studio in Andora-Duomo, Italy
1993-2010 - co-directed an architectural office in Berlin with his brother-in-law Christoph Kohl
1996 - was appointed an honorary member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA)
1998 - retired
2000 - donated his archive to the German Museum of Architecture (DAM) in Frankfurt am Main.
1959 - Rob Marie Mathias Nicolas Krier graduated from the classical lycée in Echternach, Luxembourg
1959-64 - studied architecture at the Technical University of Munich
1965-66 - employed at the office of O.M. Ungers in Köln and Berlin
1966-70 - employed at the office of Frei Otto in Berlin and Stuttgart
1970-71 - assistant to Bodo Rasch in Stuttgart
1971-73 - assistant to Faller and Schröder in Stuttgart
1973-75 - assistant professor Johannes Uhl at the University of Stuttgart
1975 - visiting professor at EPFL in Lausanne
1975 - received the architectural prize from the Berlin Academy of Arts
1976-94 - had an architectural office in Vienna
1976-98 - professor at the Technical University of Vienna (head of the design institute)
1983 - received the architectural prize from the city of Vienna
1986 - visiting professor at Yale University in New Haven
1991 - converted the former coach house and shoe factory in Bargemon, France, into a sculptor's studio and moved to a house in nearby Claviers
1992 - received an honorary doctorate from Stockholm University
since 1994 - has his main office on Herderstrasse in Berlin Charlottenburg and a sculptor's studio in Andora-Duomo, Italy
1993-2010 - co-directed an architectural office in Berlin with his brother-in-law Christoph Kohl
1996 - was appointed an honorary member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA)
1998 - retired
2000 - donated his archive to the German Museum of Architecture (DAM) in Frankfurt am Main.
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