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Designer portrait
 

ingenhoven associates

Portrait of Christoph Ingenhoven

© Jim Rakete

“In the washbasin and toilet area, the architecturally integrated built-in modules blend seamlessly into the room architecture, with a discreet and unobtrusive design.”

 

Christoph Ingenhoven, Chairman ingenhoven associates


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Architecture meets functionality. PLAN INTEGRAL was developed in collaboration with ingenhoven associates, Düsseldorf.

Architecture and functionality merge into one unit. For its high design quality, PLAN INTEGRAL was awarded the coveted “red dot” and the “if design award 2010” by an internationally renowned expert jury in 2009.

The Plan Integral module washbasin 1, waste bin in silver, combined with module washbasin 2, consisting of 2 paper towel dispensers
The Plan Integral Module WC 1, in white as wall-mounted installation, consists of: Toilet paper holder and toilet brush set
The Plan Integral module WC 1 and the module washbasin 1 combined with module washbasin 2

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Portrait of Christoph Ingenhoven

© Jim Rakete

About Christoph Ingenhoven

Together with his team, he develops and implements projects of all sizes and types in many regions of the world, always in accordance with the highest green building standards such as LEED, BREEAM, DGNB and CASBEE.

 

It first received international recognition in 1997 with the RWE Tower in Essen, one of the first ecological high-rise buildings in the world. Since 1997, the office has been planning the Stuttgart underground central station as the core of the Stuttgart 21 transport and urban development project. Europe’s largest green facade was completed in 2020 with the Kö-Bogen II in Düsseldorf. The entire ensemble completes an extensive urban redevelopment in the centre of the Rhine metropolis. Several high-rise projects have emerged in Osaka, Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney, among others.

 

His work has received numerous awards, including several RIBA Awards, AR Awards, the Global Holcim Award Gold, the International Hochhaus Award, the Gottfried Semper Award 2019 and the European Prize for Architecture 2022.