The architectural office Auer Weber Assoziierte GmbH originates from the Auer + Weber architectural group which was founded in 1980. With offices in Munich and Stuttgart, the company employs an average of between 140 and 150 personnel.

The focus of our work is the conception and design of new buildings and alterations
for public-sector institutions and private clients, often as total service planning consultants or in collaboration with investors. Currently, a great number of international projects are developed and realized, mostly in France.

Design activities include projects for education and research, administration and culture, hotels and residential buildings, as well as sports facilities and transportation buildings, urban development and master plans. 

The common denominator of the architecture generated is openness and accessibility for the mind and senses. The clarity of the design provides orientation and enables various occupancy and interpretation possibilities for both user and observer.

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This department focuses on identifying growth opportunities and building strategic partnerships to enhance the organization’s market presence.

Business Development

This department focuses on the design and planning of structures and spaces, ensuring functional and aesthetic coherence.

Architectural Services

This department focuses on architectural design and planning processes.

Architecture Department

This department is responsible for high-level strategic decision-making and overall company direction.

Executive Leadership

This department focuses on architectural design and project leadership to ensure effective planning and execution of construction projects.

Architecture and Project Management

This department manages public relations, marketing, and office management activities to enhance the company's brand and corporate image.

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