Bayer Uhrig makes a contribution to self-sufficient building culture in urban and rural contexts with works that are both atmospherically complex and constructively logical. Text in English and German.

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).

Text in English and German.