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Stefan Schroth is a German architect known for his collaborative work with Oswald Mathias Ungers, particularly during the late 20th century. Schroth’s architectural approach is deeply influenced by Ungers’ principles of rationalism and geometric clarity, contributing to a number of projects that emphasize the interplay between form and function. His work, often in partnership with Ungers, includes significant contributions to institutional and public architecture, where his attention to detail and dedication to architectural theory have made him a respected figure in the architectural community.
The Sewage Pumping Station in Berlin’s Tiergarten, designed by architects O.M. Ungers and Stefan Schroth, is a significant work of postmodern architecture. Though its construction was completed between 1985 and…
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