About
Amelie Rost
Dr. Florentine-Amelie Rost is a practising architect and works in interdisciplinary projects at the interfaces of architecture, urban planning and landscape architecture in practice, teaching and research.
Bio
Together with her office partner Jörg Niderehe, she ran the architectural firm Rost.Niderehe Architekten I Ingenieure from 2008-2018. In 2018 she founded Amelie Rost Architect. With her office Amelie Rost Architect, she works independently and in project-related, interdisciplinary teams. Her aim is to develop holistic solutions through multi-perspective teamwork.
In teaching and research, she worked for many years in the Department of "Urban Design and Quarter Planning" in the Urban Planning degree programme and in the Department of "Design and Building Theory" in the Architecture degree programme at HafenCity University Hamburg. In 2018, she was employed as an adjunct professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology and taught as part of the Study Abroad Collaboration Programme in Hamburg. Since 2020, she has been a lecturer at the Dessau International Architecture Graduate School and heads a design studio in the architecture programme.
She completed her doctorate as part of the international doctoral programme ‘Spatial Research Lab Curriculum 2017-2020: Crossing Borders - Activating Spaces’ at the Technical University of Munich at the Chair of "Landscape Architecture and Transformation" of Prof. Dr. ETH Udo Weilacher and at the Department of "Urban Design and Quarter Planning" of Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, HafenCity University Hamburg. The doctoral thesis investigates the changing reading of inner-city water spaces due to ongoing transformation processes.
Photo: Amelie Rost, Photographer: Annette Riedel
Photo: Amelie Rost and Mina Markovic, Photographer: Maja Wirkus