During the years of reconstruction, his steel-frame industrial buildings became exemplary. The buildings are transparent, inviting, democratic, making order visible. A
functionalist, his major works include: the
textile mill at
Blumberg (1951); the
West German pavilion at the
Brussels World's Fair (with
Sep Ruf, 1958); • 1929–1930 Substation of the Berliner Elektrizitätswerke AG, Berlin-Steglitz • 1931–1933 Hesse residential building, Berlin-Lankwitz • 1936–1937 Steingroever residential building, Berlin-Grunewald • 1938 factory building and boiler house of the Degea-AG-Auergesellschaft, Berlin-Wedding • 1938–1939 expansion and conversion of the Total-Werke Foerstner & Co, Apolda • 1939–1941 factory buildings of Märkische Metallbau GmbH, Oranienburg • 1948–1950 administration and factory building of Ciba AG, Wehr/Baden • 1949–1950 handkerchief weaving mill/spinning mill, Blumberg/Black Forest • 1950–1953 administration building of the United Silk Weaving Works, Krefeld • 1951–1956 experimental power plant of TU Karlsruhe • 1953 St. Matthew Church, Pforzheim • 1953–1954 Burda Moden publishing house, Offenburg • 1954–1961 residential building, Interbau, Hansaviertel, Berlin-Tiergarten • 1955–1957 Volkshilfe administration building, Cologne • 1956–1958 German Pavilion, World Exhibition in Brussels (with
Sep Ruf, exterior planning by
Walter Rossow) • 1956–1960 administration building of Steinkohlebergwerke AG, Essen • 1957–1963 Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, Berlin-Charlottenburg • 1958–1961 Head office of Neckermann Versand KG, Frankfurt am Main • 1958–1961 administration building of the steel structure Gustav Müller, Offenburg • 1958–1964 Chancellery building of the German Embassy, Washington • 1959–1962 Eiermann house, Baden-Baden • 1961–1967 buildings for the
DEA-Scholven GmbH refinery, Karlsruhe • 1965–1969 high-rise building for members of the German Bundestag, Bonn • 1967–1972 Administration and training center of Deutsche Olivetti, Frankfurt am Main, • 1967–1972 IBM headquarters, Stuttgart-Vaihingen ()
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Langer Eugen, Bonn – detail of the facade
Design From 1949, the first functional and serially produced seating furniture made of wood and tubular steel was created in cooperation with the
Esslingen company . Source: • 1950 SE 68 tubular steel chair • 1952 E 10 wicker chair • 1952–1953 SE 18 wooden folding chair • 1953 table frame Eiermann 1 • 1960–1961 Church seat SE 121 • 1965 table frame Eiermann 2 ==Awards==