wulf architekten is an architecture studio that was founded by Tobias Wulf in 1987. It has a total of 150 employees distributed between its headquarters in Stuttgart, Berlin and Basel.
The office is currently headed by Tobias Wulf, Jan-Michael Kallfaß, Ingmar Menzer and Steffen Vogt. From 1996 to 2018, Kai Bierich and Alexander Vohl were partners of Tobias Wulf at wulf architekten. In addition to office activity, they also participate in teaching, in professional organizations, as specialized judges and in design committees. In recent years, his projects have been awarded numerous awards.
All the projects they produce are guided by ten premises regarding; concept, context, resources, vision, structure, form, space, type, flexibility and complexity. His spectrum of work encompasses a variety of sophisticated construction assignments. Their architecture is characterized by clarity and breadth: they also seek simple solutions for complex tasks, always aware of the finite nature of our resources. Their commitment to quality is based on the continuity of work throughout all phases of the project. Functionality and economy are the basis for developing high-quality architecture, although this is never the only goal.
The office is currently headed by Tobias Wulf, Jan-Michael Kallfaß, Ingmar Menzer and Steffen Vogt. From 1996 to 2018, Kai Bierich and Alexander Vohl were partners of Tobias Wulf at wulf architekten. In addition to office activity, they also participate in teaching, in professional organizations, as specialized judges and in design committees. In recent years, his projects have been awarded numerous awards.
All the projects they produce are guided by ten premises regarding; concept, context, resources, vision, structure, form, space, type, flexibility and complexity. His spectrum of work encompasses a variety of sophisticated construction assignments. Their architecture is characterized by clarity and breadth: they also seek simple solutions for complex tasks, always aware of the finite nature of our resources. Their commitment to quality is based on the continuity of work throughout all phases of the project. Functionality and economy are the basis for developing high-quality architecture, although this is never the only goal.
