Marianne Mueller

Prof. Marianne Mueller is a Professor of Design, Architecture and Building Typology in the Department of Architecture at the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart. She has held academic positions at institutions including Münster School of Architecture, Architectural Association School of Architecture, and TU Berlin. Her work bridges architectural practice, pedagogy, and research.

Education:

• Technical University of Darmstadt
• Architectural Association School of Architecture, London

Her research focuses on architectural typology, spatial form, and social relations in design. She explores how repetitive architectural operations and typological analysis can generate new design methodologies. Her teaching emphasizes the interplay between imaginative design and methodological rigor.

The articles listed demonstrate expertise in Architectural Design, Social Theory, and Exhibition Architecture, with recurring themes of Spatial Relationships, Typological Innovation, and Interdisciplinary Collaboration.

Scientific Awards:

• WAN Awards (2018)
• ECOLA Award nomination (2015)
• RIBA National Award (2012)
• Theme Award (2002)
• The Times ‘Creative Office’ Award (2000)

Prof. Mueller co-founded the architecture firms Casper Mueller Kneer Architects and Mueller Kneer Associates. She has directed research clusters such as ‘Concrete Geometry/Spatial Form and Social Relations’ and led the ‘Reallabor Space Sharing’ project, focusing on brutalism and urban spatial sharing.