Since 2000, Andrea Uhrig and Dirk Bayer, together with their small team, have been contributing to self-sufficient building culture in urban and rural contexts with works that are both atmospherically complex and constructively logical. Applying its broad, internationally-orientated experience, the Kaiserslautern-based practice strives for architectural solutions that serve the concrete everyday reality of their users in a beneficial way. This is clearly evident in the award-winning projects Ecumenical Church Pavilion in Landau (2015), Columbarium at the Gelöbniskirche Maria Schutz in Kaiserslautern (2021) and the redensification of the village centre of Hütschenhausen (2026).
Edited by: Heinz Wirz
Article by: David Kasparek
72 pages, 22.5 × 29 cm
72 images, 35 plans and sketches
Thread-stitched brochure
CHF 48.00 / EUR 44.00
Publication: approx. October 2026
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