Philipp Molter studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart and the EPFL in Lausanne and graduated “excellent” in 2005. As a student he worked for Massimiliano Fuksas in Paris where he turned back after his studies to work on international projects. Between 2006 and 2010 he worked as an architect at Renzo Piano Building Workshop on the St. Giles project a mixed-use development in the center of London. After its completion, Philipp founded his own studio in 2010 and realized award winning projects in cooperative partnership with studio akkerhuis. Since 2009 he is lecturer and research associate at the Department of Envelope Constructions at the Technical University Munich where his research and teaching focuses on adaptive façade structures and their thermal and environmental performance.

Philipp Molter

since 2009 lecturer and research associate at the Department of Shell Constructions at the Technical University Munich, TUM, Germany.

collaborates with studio akkerhuis, Paris, France.

2006 - 2010 architect at Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Paris, France.
2005 - 2006 architect at Massimiliano Fuksas, Paris, France.
2005 diploma at University of Stuttgart, Germany.
1999 - 2005: studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart, Germany and EPFL Lausanne, Switzerland.
student assistant at the Institute for Urban Design -Staedtebau Institut- at the University of Stuttgart, Germany.
assistant professor at the University of Stuttgart, Institute for „Darstellen und Gestalten“ Stuttgart, Germany.

architectural assistant at
Arat, Siegel und Partner, Stuttgart, Germany
Architekturbüro Prof. Hauser, Tübingen, Germany
Auer+Weber, Stuttgart, Germany (competitions)
Kohler, Miszgar Grohe, Stuttgart, Germany
Massimiliano Fuksas, Paris, France (competitions, construction documents)
Nalbach + Nalbach Architekten, Berlin, Germany (competitions, construction documents)
„Daidalos“, Berlin, Germany (magazine of arts architecture and culture - assistant to the editorship)

1997 – 1999: apprenticeship (draughtsman for design and construction) at Prof. King, Soellner + Partner, Tübingen, Germany
auxiliary qualification „planning and invitation of tenders“, distinction for good achievements using CAAD

1996: highschool degree (Abitur) in Tübingen, Germany