SPACIAL SOLUTIONS

I would like to deeply express my sincere thanks to Professor Dieterle for his decisive contribution to the completion of our new headquarters in Singapore. Everyone concerned is more than satisfied: the staff, the directors of our company, our customers and the people of Singapore. We see it as a huge success, that the building, which was developed by him in such a short time, is perceived as a significant new landmark in the city.
Thomas Frischmuth, Managing Director SAE Singapore


Client	Location	Country



Andreas Stihl AG & Co.KG	Waiblingen	Germany

Rwanda Investment & Export Promotion Agency	Kigali	Rwanda

Tri-Star Investments S.A.R.L.	Kigali	Rwanda

Top-BautrŠger GmbH	Villingen-Schwenningen	Germany

Tritel Inc.		Marocco

Ernst + Young AG	Stuttgart	Germany

Ernst + Young AG	Munich	Germany

Alfred Scholpp GmbH+Co KG	Stuttgart	Germany

MKM Ršmerkastell GmbH	Stuttgart	Germany

Drees + Sommer AG	Stuttgart	Germany

Oesterle	TŸbingen	Germany

Argo Personal Service GmbH	Hamburg	Germany

Siemens AG		Netherlands

Siemens AG		Argentina

Siemens AG		Singapore

Siemens AG		Portugal

Siemens AG		Egypt

Siemens AG		Germany

Siemens AG	Moscow	Russia

Siemens AG	Dubai	United Arab Emirates

Siemens AG		India

Michael und Jutta MŸnch	Munich	Germany

Infineon AG	Munich	Germany

Infineon AG	Villach	Austria

Infineon AG	Prague	Tschechische Republik

Crescent Hydropolis	Dubai	United Arab Emirates

Stadt Baden Baden		Germany

Deutsche Immobilien Fonds AG	Hamburg	Germany

Private Sector Federation	Kigali	Rwanda

PSE Management Consultancy GmbH & Co.KG	Hamburg	Germany

Siegle & Epple GmbH & Co.KG	Stuttgart	Germany

Sandra Renner Hausverwaltungs GmbH	Munich	Germany

All Africa Investment Corporation	Tripoli	Lybia

THE ART OF SIGNIFICANT SIMPLICITY
We are all familiar with those faceless, windowless and scaleless boxes in industrial areas around our towns. Is this a reality for which we have no alternative or for which we have an excuse?

Our experience proves that there is always an alternative. Regardless of where, with which resources, benchmarks or functional constraints wherever we have been in the world - with creativity, diligence and perseverance, we have been able to develop significant, identifiable, agreeable and at the same time highly functional shells, for products the size of a fingernail to those with the dimensions of a large house.

Benchmarks in global competition are similarly less of a hindrance as is the pressure of people s expectations regarding ever-decreasing realization time. We have increasingly learned to see conception and planning not as an image for, but rather as a catalyst for, defining the business process and especially the production process.

Sustainability in this context not only refers to environment and energy in a technical sense, but also raises the question: What contribution can a building make today, and in the future, and how robust is it in daily use?


		CENTER OF DISTRIBUTION Stihl distributions center Masterplanning and building concept Dieburg, Germany 2006 Open project


		FACTORY FOR STIHL Conceptual Design Qingdao, China 2004 until 2006 Open project


		FACTORY FOR SEMI-CONDUCTOR TECHNOLOGIES Mindelo/Porto, Portugal 1998 developed with Siemens Ltd Open project


		FACTORY FOR TURBINES Turbines hangar and office building Masterplanning, building concept, project management Mülheim/Ruhr, Germany 2001 until 2003 developed with Siemens Industrial Building Consultants Open project


		OPERATIONS CENTER ZOETERMEER Siemens operations center Zoetermeer, Netherlands 1989 until 1991 developed with Siemens Ltd Open project

ROOMS OF KNOWLEDGE
A person at his workplace hardly notices if “his” building has been leased or purchased or which concepts of real estate, strategy and space planning have individually come into play.

A person accepts his “space” simply as a place, in which he feels more or less happy and in which he can, more or less, work efficiently. Anthropological studies show that the availability of the resource “knowledge” is subtly connected to the quality of a room.

Spatial efficiency, grid, building depth, development of economy, and universal standards are the architects required tools of craftsmanship whose many facets we have analysed and practiced over many years, in countless studies and in numerous realised projects.

The attentiveness to comfort in both, the physical and emotional sense, in combination with impressive, sustainable and inviting buildings stands for us at the centre of an all embracing understanding of quality, which is, in our experience, not really in contradiction with economical restraints.


		ADMINISTRATION BUILDING SIEGLE+EPPLE Center for Engineering of an internationally active producer of air-conditioning and ventilation systems Stuttgart Weilimdorf, Germany Completion: 2010 Open project


		IT-OFFICE PARK Multi-usage office space for small and large enterprises. Kigali, Rwanda 2006 until 2011 Open project


		EXTENSION OF SIEMENS HEADQUARTERS Extention Headquarters Siemens The Hague, Netherlands 1990 until 1993 developed with Siemens Ltd Open project


		HEADQUARTERS SIEMENS Headquarter Siemens Masterplanning and building concept Singapore 2001 until 2003 developed with Siemens Industrial Buildings Consultants Open project


		INFINEON DESIGNCENTER Design Center Infineon Masterplanning, design and principle details Villach, Austria 2000 until 2001 developed with Siemens Industrial Buildings Consultants Open project


		SIEMENS HEADQUARTER Siemens Headquarter Design and principle details Buenos Aires, Argentina 1995 until 1996 developed with Siemens Ltd Open project

BLUEPRINTS FOR THE FUTURE
As we understand it, the master plan is the irrevocable key instrument for the successful development and realization of projects, in consistent agreement with business objectives.

This approach is equally valid for a single, small scale project, as it is for mastering those with an urban scale - we have accumulated an extensive knowledge and experience of both.

The master plan conveys a clear and distinct picture:
- The vision of a proposal in its entirety
- The real estate concept and its realization phases
- The function of a total area and its individual zones

Equally, the master plan is also, according to our understanding of it, a counterpart to the business plan, providing basic information:
- For marketing campaigns.
- For defining tasks and which steps to be taken
- For communicating with possible clients and interested parties
- For identifying and solving possible risks.


		HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA Masterplan for a residential neighbourhood for 20.000 inhabitants Nashik, India 2010 Open project


		OIL SUPPLY AND SERVICE CENTER Tripoli, Libya Open project


		KIGALI CONVENTION COMPLEX Convention Center, Hotel and Office Park Kigali Masterplanning, Conceptual Design and Marketing with Retail Center, Office Park, Convention Hotel and Convention Center Kigali, Rwanda Completion 2012 Open project


		RÖMERKASTELL Römerkastell Stuttgart, Masterplanning Stuttgart, Germany 2006 Open project


		'LE PARC' BADEN-BADEN Masterplanning Baden-Baden, Germany 2005 Open project


		HYDROPOLIS Underwater Resort Hotel Creative project development, building concept in combination with businessplan development Dubai, United Arab Emirates 2003 developed with Siemens Industrial Building Consultants Open project


		EPCOS DEUTSCHLANDSBERG Masterplanning, restructuring company site, building concept office, restaurant and conference building Deutschlandsberg, Austria; 2002 developed with Siemens Industrial Building Consultants Open project

CONCEPT INSTEAD OF RECIPE
Working closely together with product and graphic designers, with advertising and communication experts, we have had, and used, the opportunity to develop and apply worldwide, very effective “Corporate Design” tools for a large corporation.

We have learned to combine the communicated identity of a building and its interior (, we created the idea of “Corporate Architecture”,) with local individuality, within the limits of appropriate funds, locally available resources, and a playful variety, which satisfies the atmospheric demands of the individual case.

The band that ties everything together is the interdisciplinary process, a clearly understood and commonly agreed attitude, which defines the boundaries of possibilities without ostensible recipes.

Corporate design is, in this sense, a universal method to provide quick orientation in all types of projects in both business and private sectors, and which explains singular decisions within the context of superior aims, and supports an effortless and beneficial “visual culture”.


		RWANDA MUSEUM Museum for Rwandan history Kigali, Rwanda 2007 until 2011 Open project


		OFFICE FURNITURE SYSTEM Proprietary devoloped, thousandfold applied Furniture System Lisbon, Portugal 1998 developed with Siemens Ltd Open project


		CAFETERIA FOR SIEMENS Siemens Headquarters Brussels New building and interior design operating and guest restaurant; conceptual design, supervision of local realisation planning Huizingen; Belgium; 1994-95 developed with Siemens Ltd Open project


		CONFERENCE ROOM Conference Room in House Niedersteiner Abensberg, Germany, 1993 Open project


		„MARTINÉ“ RESTAURANT Restaurant and Guest restaurant in the office park St. Martinstraße Munich; Germany; 1991 until 1993 developed with Siemens Ltd Open project

ROOMS AS INDICATOR AND RESOURCE OF WELL-BEING
In this sense we should understand the famous quote of Churchill: “First we shape our buildings, thereafter they shape us.” The philosopher Hellmut Wolff expressed it differently: “Wherever you create boundaries, you create rooms; and in these rooms you are caught again.”

We understand planning and building as a catalyst to understanding diverse living situations, to consider its long-term possibilities, with the aim to improvement. This can primarily mean, in one case, to find the individual right place, in another, to create a fantastic house, or, to propose a solution to living and working under one roof, to develop a concept to improve ones well-being or the choosing of beautiful furniture.

Consultation in this sense includes helping with the financial viability of a project and the creation of lasting values. The unpretentious invention of appropriate and individual solutions is in some cases, for us personally, much more inspiring than exchangeable, established design. In this sense, architecture as a service is a chance to perceptibly enrich life for everyone and to make it an amazing personal event.


		GALLERY VILLAS BÜYÜKADA Resort Hotel and 15 Chalets on Prince Island's main island Büyükada. Büyükada, Turkey Study 2009 Open project


		HOUSING ESTATE IN MUNICH urban housing estate with 57 apartments Munich, Germany since 2009 Open project


		ACCOMMODATION CORRENSSTRASSE, TÜBINGEN Housing complex within an exclusive villa district in Tübingen Schematic and Development planning, Work Phases 1-5 HOAI Tübingen, Germany 2004-2008 Open project


		HOUSE FOR SEMINAR EVENTS House for medical Consultancy and Seminar Events Concept, principle details, artistic leadership Munich, Germany 2002 until 2004 Open project


		VILLA IN LISBON Villa in Cascais Concept, artistic leadership Lisbon, Portugal 2000 until 2003 Open project


		RESIDENTIAL COMPOUND IN BEIJING Residential compound for expatriates Masterplanning, concept and interior design, supervision of local realisation planning Beijing, China 1995 until 1997 developed with Siemens Ltd Open project


		PRIVATE HOUSE IN BLACK FOREST Single-family house Design and realisation Oberbränd, Germany 1985 Open project


Year	Client	Location	Country



1978	Duplex	Gernsbach	Germany

1979	Les Halles	Paris	France

1980/81	Weinbrenner award University Karlsruhe Reorganisation Dragonerkasernenareal		Germany

1981	Retirement Home Realisation competition (Acquisition)	Ettlingen	Germany

1983	Via Mobile West, Messe	Frankfurt	Germany

1983	City planning competition Hafenrand	Hamburg	Germany

198	Realisation competition Techniker - Krankenkasse	Hamburg	Germany

1984/85	Main post office	Rottweil	Germany

1985/86	Single-family house Oberbränd		Germany

1985/88	Factory for devices	Poing	Germany

1989/91	Operations center	Zoetermeer	Netherland

1989	House Dr. Schlager	Ste-Agathe-des-Monts	Canada

1990/93	Headquarters Siemens amplification	Den Haag	Netherland

1992/93	Haouse Niedersteiner	Abensberg	Germany

1989/92	Expo-Pavillon	Sevilla	Spain

1989/92	Factory for solar technologies	Wackersdorf	Germany

1989/92	Tower building company for computers	Konstanz	Germany

1991	Masterplanning for plots in the new-formed German states	Dresden, Chemnitz, Leipzig	Germany

1991/92	New base	Moskau	Russia

1991/93	Office park St. Martinstrasse	München	Germany

1992/93	EG-liaison office Siemens	Brüssel	Belgium

1992/95	Projects for advisory centers and public affairs

1993	Invited valuation competition Forum Stadelberg	Stadelberg	Austria

1993/94	Simko	Istanbul	Turkey

1993/94	Country residence	Heinenhof/Potsdam	Germany

1993/95	New Office building Simko	Ankara	Turkey

1993/97	Amplification Headquarters	Lissabon	Portugal

1994	Orthopedical doctor's office Dr. Vogel	München	Germany

1994	Magnushaus	Berlin	Germany

1994/95	Headquarter	Brüssel	Belgium

1994/95	Siemens board office	Berlin	Germany

1994	German Museum	Munich	Germany

1994	Siemens Headquarters	London	Great Britain

1994	Research Center	Roke Manor	Great Britain

1994/95	Siemens Plessey	Poole	Great Britain

1994/95	Factory for light-wave cable	Chengdu	China

1994/95	Operating restaurant	Erlangen	Germany

1995	Museum for natural history	Berlin	Germany

1995/96	Factory for electronic devices	Beijing	China

1995/96	Factory for electronic devices	Suzhou	China

1995/96	Factory for switching tubes	Baoji	China

1995/96	Siemens Corporate Design Center	Munich	Germany

1995/96	Siemens Headquarter	Buenos Aires	Argentina

1995/96	Conference Center for Siemens department semi-conductor	Wildenrath	Germany

1995/96	Test Center for high-speed trains	Wildenrath	Germany

1995/97	Housing estate for Expatriates	Beijing	China

1995/97	Housing and Office Buildings	Berlin-Charlottenburg	Germany

1995/97	Siemens Headquarter	Beijing	China

1995/97	Siemens Headquarter	Budapest	Hungary

1996/97	Backend Factory	Porto	Portugal

1996	Simko	Kartal/Istanbul	Turkey

1997	Siemens Headquarter	Zurich	Switzerland

1997/98	Factory for tantalum chips	Evora	Portugal

1997/98	Siemens Headquarter	Kairo	Egypt

1998/99	Factory for locomotives	Zhuzhou	China

1998/99	Factory for low-voltage switch gears	Trutnov	Czech Republic

1998/2001	Factory for signal tecnologies	Xian	China

1999	Project development Siemens	Frankfurt / Main	Germany

1999/2000	Factory for condensers	Szombathely	Hungary

2000	Loft offices for startup company airport	Munich	Germany

2000/01	Housing estate Mühlendorf	Teltow Berlin	Germany

2000/01	Design Center Infineon	Villach	Austria

2000/01	Project development Siemens	Munich	Germany

2000/01	Site-improvement project Siemens	Beijing	China

2000/03	Villa in Cascais	near Lissabon	Portugal

2001	Headquarter Infineon	Singapore	Singapore

2001	Unternehmerinnenschule Werinherstrasse	Munich	Germany

2001/03	Headquarter Siemens	Singapore	Singapore

2001/03	Turbin hall and office building	Mülheim/Ruhr	Germany

2002	Siegle & Epple	Stuttgart	Germany

2002	Siemens TS locomotive factory	Nuremberg	Germany

2002	Epcos	Deutschlandsberg	Austria

2002	Catwalk Café, Business Theatre & Business Club Times Square	New York	USA

2002/03	Siemens Headquarter	Mumbai	India

2002/04	Seminar and residential house Münch	Munich	Germany

2003	Hydropolis Underwater Resort Hotel	Dubai	United Arab Emirates

2003	Siemens ICN, World Most Powerful Network (WMPN)	Saudi Arabian peninsula	United Arab Emirates

2003	SSS	Moscow	Russia

2003	Infineon	Villach	Austria

2004	Indoor ski-run	Berlin	Germany

2004/06	Stihl	Qingdao	China

Spacial Solutions GmbH, buildings and projects 2004 until 2007

2005	Housing	Kigali	Rwanda

2005	Resort Hotel		Rwanda

2005	Le Parc	Baden-Baden	Germany

2005	DIFA	Düsseldorf	Germany

2005/06	Retail Center	Kigali	Rwanda

2005	Housing area	Tübingen	Germany

2005	Convention Center und Hotel	Kigali	Rwanda

2005	Business Hotel Lake Kivu	Kibuye	Rwanda

2005	Office Park	Kigali	Rwanda

2006	Stihl distribution center	Dieburg	Germany

2006	Project development	Arnis	Germany

2006	House in house		Germany

2006	Housing area	Hechingen	Germany

2006	Römerkastell	Stuttgart	Germany

Project manager
in the field of HVAC / building services engineering

Spacial Solutions GmbH in Munich is looking for a project manager in the field of HVAC / building services engineering for a prominent project in Kigali, Rwanda. The project has a budget of approximately US$ 250 million, consisting of multiple building sections and is being built by a general contractor. Rwanda has a mild climate and is characterised by an extraordinarily high level of safety and cleanliness.

Within a multi-disciplinary construction management team your scope of work will encompass the following tasks:

Identification:
Project Manager HVAC / building services engineering
Employment starting: June / July 2010
Place of work: Kigali
Country: Rwanda
Willingness to travel: Yes
Relevant Professional experience: min. 3 years
Extent of Activity: Full time
Driving licence class: 3 (B, EU standard)

Personal duties:
• Construction supervisor HVAC
• Continuous supervision of construction work
• Monitoring of consulting engineers
• Control of building materials
• Proactive Controlling of cost, time and quality assurance aspects
with regard to contractual obligations of the general contractor
• Representing the interests of the head office in Munich
• Representing the interests of the client
• Supporting the coordination of the overall project communication
including minutes of meetings, monthly progress reports, etc.

Personal requirements:
• A successfully completed university / technical university degree in
the field of HVAC / building services engineering, or equivalent
education
• Experience in complex international construction projects with
high architectural demands
• Very good English abilities
• Good user knowledge in MS-Office
• Professional approach and demeanour
• Experience in projects under international forms of contract (FIDIC)
• Capable of working in a team, above average commitment to the
project

Please provide us with your detailed application including references, Curriculum Vitae in English, Photo and references to the following address:

uhlmann@spacial-solutions.com



	PROF. ROLAND DIETERLE

	CAROLIN HOLZHEID

	ANNETT UHLMANN

	ULRIKE LIEBL

	JONAS WIDMAIER

	CHRISTINE BÖDICKER

	ANTON BARNARD

	ANNETTE KOLBE

	MARTIN BUDZINSKI

	TIM FUGMANN

	MATTHIAS LINDNER

	FRANZISKA SILVESTRE

	KAROLINE ZUDERELL

	HARALD IDLER

	JOHANNES STOCKINGER

	ALFRED STEFANEC

	MARTIN THOMAS MÜLLER

Year	Article	Magazine



1996	Royan	Bauwelt

2003	Coaching gegen die Schwerkraft von Projekten	Projekt-Magazin

2003	Design und Management aus einer Hand	industrieBAU

2003	Bauen in Osteuropa	industrieBAU

2004	Hydropolis	Imagebroschüre

2004	Hydropolis	FirstClass

2004	Hydropolis	P.M.

2007	Internationales Projektmanagement	SRL

2007	Das andere "Hotel Ruanda"	Focus 49/2007

2009	Construction of Kigali Convention Centre kicks off...	The New Times

2009	Auf dem Afrikanischen Weg	Süddeutsche Zeitung

2009	Ruanda in München	Deutsches Architektenblatt

2009	Rwanda - An African Way	Bauwelt

2009	Abstracts dt.	An African Way

2009	Abstracts eng.	An African Way

2009	Hoffnung für ein gepeinigtes Land	Süddeutsche Zeitung

2009	Pressestimmen	An African Way

2009	Ruanda - Ein Afrikanischer Weg	Baunetzwoche

2009	Architektur mit Ortsbezug	Industriebau Best of

2009	Architecture Symbolising the Future	Projects Worldwide

2009	Architektur im Zeichnen der Zukunft	Projects Worldwide

2010	Grafikkonzept Ruanda	Werkbericht Intégral Ruedi Baur

2010	Neuperlachs neue Mitte ist grün	Süddeutsche Zeitung

2010	Ein Entwurf der sich von anderen weit abhebt	Südostkurier

2010	Ausbruch aus der Matrix	Brand eins

2010	Hanns-Seidel-Platz München	Wettbewerbe Aktuell

2010	Endlich eine Mitte für Neuperlach? Hanns-Seidel-Pl.	Bauwelt

2010	Inspiriert vom Central Park	Süddeutsche Zeitung

2010	Neuperlachs neue Mitte	Abendzeitung

	Pulsierender Kern mit Ruhezonen	Süddeutsche Zeitung


		HANNS-SEIDEL-PLATZ, MUNICH Townplaning and landscaping ideas competition 1st Prize Open project


		AFRICAN PROPERTY AWARD 2009 The Kigali Convention Center wins the African Property Award London, UK 16 Okt 2009 Open project


		MARSTALL MÜNCHEN Competition 2007 1st Prize in the category event hall Munich, Germany Open project


		RITEP International Trade Fair and Exhibition Park International Competition 2007 1st Prize Kigali / Rwanda Open project


		AFRICAN HEART High End Suite Hotel Kigali, Rwanda 2007 Open project


		CONVENTION CENTER KIGALI Convention Center and Hotel Kigali Masterplanning, Conceptual Design and Supervision Kigali, Rwanda 2005 until 2011 Open project


		BUSINESS HOTEL Rwanda Kivu Lake Hotel Masterplanning, Conceptual Design, Marketing Kibuye, Rwanda 2005 until 2011 Open project


		CONVENTION HOTEL Convention Center and Hotel Kigali Masterplanning, Conceptual Design and Marketing Kigali, Rwanda 2005 until 2011 Open project


		HOTEL IN ARNIS Concept study for a hotel Masterplanning and Study Arnis, Germany 2006 Open project


		RWANDA - AN AFRICAN WAY Exihibition at the Architekturgalerie München Open project


		SPACIAL MANAGEMENT Since may 2009 Spacial Management in Africa Open project


		MIPIM 2009 IN CANNES Spacial Solutions at the German Pavilion Open project


		MUNICH NIGHT OF ARCHITECTS Spacial Solutions invited to an Open House Party. Open project