Matthias Ludwig

Matthias Ludwig is a Professor of Architecture at Wismar University of Applied Sciences since 2001 and a partner at Stuttgart-based firm 'bfa I büro für architektur'. His work focuses on mobile architecture, modular buildings, and shell structures, with an international reputation evidenced by Wallpaper Magazine's 'Top 25 Architect Practices' inclusion.

• Studied at Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL), Städelschule Frankfurt, and Akademie Schloss Solitude
• Directed the Müther Archive at Wismar since 2012
• Teaching roles at State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart and Curtin University Perth

Research emphasizes mobile/modular construction, digital simulation, and historic preservation. Projects like Hyperloop Vancouver and Green Delta demonstrate cross-disciplinary innovation. DIA Prize wins and Concrete Design Competition recognition highlight his impact. Ludwig's Tactile Model - Marienkirchhof Wismar and Ulrich Müther - Cast in Concrete explore physical-digital intersections in architectural heritage. Current work includes urban regeneration (Old Elbe Tunnel areas) and pilgrimage architecture (Mariazell Basilica).