Hans-Jürgen Breuning

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Jürgen Breuning is an Honorary Professor at HFT Stuttgart, specializing in Building Theory, Architectural History, and Scientific Work within the Architecture and Design discipline. He has held diverse academic roles including Acting Professor (2004-2011), Lecturer (2002-2003), and teaching assignments at institutions like the University of Karlsruhe and Politecnico di Milano (2001-2007). His professional career includes architecture firms such as bez+kock architects (since 2019) and wulf architects (2011-2013).

Education: Studied Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of Stuttgart and Università degli Studi di Firenze. His research focuses on architectural theory, urban design, and critical analysis of built environments, with particular attention to historical contexts and regional identity.

Publications span critical analyses of contemporary and historical buildings, emphasizing spatial perception, material innovation, and functional aesthetics. His work bridges academic critique with practical architectural solutions, as seen in studies of educational facilities, industrial complexes, and urban renewal projects. He has curated exhibitions on architectural topics and contributed to biennales, showcasing his dual role as scholar and practitioner.

Teaching and advising have been central to his career, with contributions to HFT Stuttgart’s Interior Design and Architectural programs. His academic writing highlights architectural trends in sustainability, minimalism, and contextual design, reflecting a commitment to both historical preservation and modern innovation.

Labs/Teams: Active in architectural firms like bez+kock, which produced notable works including the Maickler School in Fellbach. Collaborations with institutions like the Architecture Gallery at Weissenhof (2000-2013) further demonstrate his engagement with public architectural discourse.