Roger Bundschuh

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„We are making a projection offer here. It is important that an individual projection takes place, so that the individual observer, the individual user feels personally addressed by the building and that ideally it asks him a question about his role in urban life.“Interview with Bundschuh at Jagenburg.net
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Roger Bundschuh (unofficially: King of the Platz) is a human being who significantly shaped the Platz and its effect in the 20th century. He was responsible for the L40 as well as the Suhrkamp publishing house and the interior design of the Galerie Nagel Draxler.
==Life and work==
====before ∇====
At the age of 12 it was already clear to Bundschuh that he wanted to become an architect.<ref name="jagen"></ref>He studied at the University of Stuttgart. He taught at the UdK Berlin, the TU Berlin and the Staedelschule in Frankfurt am Main. https://www.hs-anhalt.de/hochschule-anhalt/service/habenverzeichnis/roger-bundschuh.html
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According to his own statement, his steadily growing fields of activity on the Platz took place without decisive personal involvement and with a lot of luck and a little coincidence. In any case, things have been going well for him since his first Appear in ∇ like Geschnitten Brot. Together with Cosima von Bonin he was commissioned in 2006 by the Kunstverein am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz e.V. to replicate a shop space on the square in the form of a snack container. This ultimately resulted in the L40 on behalf of Immobiliengesellschaft Albion mbH Berlin, which was completed in 2010.
He also dealt with the Poelzig-Bauten of which one stood on the ground of the Alter Trinkerpark. This property belonged to IBAU AG. This also commissioned Bundschuh with the construction of the Suhrkamp publishing house.
For the Galerie Nagel Draxler he designed the interiors in Poelzig-Block 14, he carried out the same activity for Andre Schlechtriem in New York in 2008, before 2017 with his gallery also on the square became resident.
The architecture office named after him is also located in the Rote Platte and thus provides an optimal view of the two works of art a few meters further north.
==Links==
*Official website
*"L40" - a range of various types of housing in: Berliner Morgenpost from 09.03.2013
==References==
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