AFF Architekten (Martin and Sven Fröhlich) was founded in 1999. They have created buildings of different standards, all with a common narrative nature. AFF closely links form with the search for authenticity of material. In line with the tradition of the workshop, the idea is to create architecture with character, based on teamwork.
Martin Fröhlich (1968, Magdeburg) studied architecture at the Bauhaus University in Weimar. In 1999, he founded the architecture office AFF Architekten together with Sven Fröhlich. He was a research assistant and lecturer at the Bauhaus University and held a visiting professorship at the Berlin University of the Arts (UDK). Since 2012, he has been teaching together with Anja Fröhlich at EPF Lausanne in Switzerland. AFF has received numerous prizes and awards, including the Saxon State Prize and the BDA Prize Saxony for the conversion of Freudenstein Castle, as well as the BDA Prize Saxony for the refuge on the Fichtelberg.
Sven Fröhlich, Dipl.-Ing. Architect *1974 in Magdeburg Studied architecture at the Bauhaus University Weimar, diploma 2000 Chamber of Architects Berlin 11279 / BG 0153.
