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German architectural and design firm
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Practice information
Key architectsJohannes Jaeger, Peter Jaeger, Manfred Jaeger, Johannes Josef Kahlen
FoundedGermany Cologne, Germany (2007 as Jaeger & Partner)
No. of employees50+
LocationAachen, Turin, Shenzhen
Significant works and honors
BuildingsGuangfa Securities Tower
Shenzhen Archives
AwardsAIA Chicago (2010)
Website
www.jkp-architekten.de

Jaeger Kahlen Partner is an international architectural firm which provides urban planning, architecture, interior and design services for clients in the fields of office, residential, culture, interiors and urban realm. The company is based with offices in Germany, Italy, and China. Established in 2007 as Jaeger & Partner, the company became Jaeger Kahlen Partner in 2015 following the successful long-term collaboration with Prof. Johannes Kahlen.

Recent works

Today, Jaeger Kahlen Partner's projects are representing a large diversity of typologies: commercial office buildings, civic and cultural spaces, residential and hospitality developments, educational and research facilities, mixed-use commercial developments and master-panning. In 2011, the company was awarded with AIA Chicago Design Excellence Award in the Unbuilt Design category for their project Shenzhen Archives in partnership with Saltans Architects. Currently their major under-construction project is Nanshan iPark (former NFU Technology Park).

Selected projects

Guangfa Securities Headquarters
Hybrid Tower

See also

References

  1. "AIA Chicago's 2011 Design Excellence Awards". The Architect's Newspaper. 3 November 2011. 3 November 2011. Retrieved 11 October 2016.
  2. "Nanshan iPark Project News". Archdaily. 27 October 2010.

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