Henchion+Reuter Architects

Martin Henchion
Born Cork, Ireland, 1967
Graduated University College Dublin 1991

Klaus Reuter
Born Bonn, Germany, 1964
Graduated Fachhochschule Munich 1991

A Short Practice History:

Henchion und Reuter Architekten was established in Leipzig in 1994 by Martin Henchion and Klaus Reuter. In 1998 Henchion and Reuter Architects was established in Dublin and the German practice re-located to Berlin. The Irish and German offices are separate legal entities albeit with shared directors. The practice has a growing reputation for creative design with careful attention to detail and has received numerous design excellence awards in recent years.

Dublin (since 1998)

Alleyn Chambers
Anna Ryan
Orla McKeever
Matt Shelton
Marina Pelfini
Tony Donnelly
Harriet Browne
Thomas Knigge
Daniel Ryan
Robert Jameson
Julia Loughnane
Des Twomey
Elizabeth Wheeler
Aideen Lowery
Eoin Kingston
Mary O’ Neill
Werner Weidenberg
Trine Kobbelvedt
Olaf Bahrens
Bobby Conroy
Paulina Kluz
Emma McGloin

Berlin (since 1996)

Braunsdorf Alexander
Bünnemeyer Bernhard
Darmawan Bettina
Dyckoff Taina
Dyckhoff Tapio
Eberwein Andre
Gall Matthias
Hermoura Rashid
Lepke Martina
Looff Malte
Klum Katja

Krolik Marcin
Kühhirt Fabian
Kühne Sabine
Kühne Tom
Maetzke Birgit
Metz Christoph
Matzeit Helen
Musachi Walter
Rahm Sandra
Reimann Steffen

Schumann Johannes
Stolzenberg Christoph
Wagenplast Iris

Leipzig (1993 - 1998)

Buchholz Johannes
Ehret Ute
Haake-Moritz Anke
Malencic Tamara
Schwatz Marietta
Weidner Sandra
Werner Peggy

Awards

1995    1st Prize/open competition: Zoological Gardens, Dresden.
              (in association with Mayer&Koelsch Architekten.)
1996     1st Prize/invited competition: Naundorfchen Theatre, Leipzig.
1999    AAI Awards: Haus am Zoo, Leipzig.
1999    RIAI Regional Award: Haus am Zoo, Leipzig.
1999    AAI Awards (commended): Two Rooftop Apartments,Bonn.
2001    AAI Awards (commended): 4 Houses in the Landscape.
2001    AAI Awards: Millenium Tower, Stranorlar, Co Donegal.
2003    AAI Awards (commended): Sports and Community Centre, Dublin 11.
2003    PlanOpus Design Awards: Stone House, Co. Wicklow.
2004    RIAI ‘’Best Building in the Landscape’Award: Stone House, Co. Wicklow.
2004    RIAI Regional Award: Sports and Community Centre, Dublin 11.
2004    RIAI Regional Award: Riding Therapy Centre, Biburg.
2004     PlanOpus Design Awards: Youth and Community Centre, Dublin 8.
2004    1st Prize/restricted competition: Housing at Plochingen.
2004    1st Prize/invited competition: Footbridge at Laufen.
2004    2nd Prize/open competition: Civic Offices, Idstein.
2005    AAI Awards: Youth and Community Centre, Dublin 8.
2005    RIAI Regional Award: Youth and Community Centre, Dublin 8.
2006    Ist prize/invited competition, Gondwanaland, Leipzig Zoo, Leipzig.
2007    Ist prize/invited competition, Pedestrian Bridge, Chapelizod, Dublin.
2007    Ist prize/invited competition, Housing at Lowenbrau, Munich.