Chris Bosse

Architect Sydney / Australia

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Chris Bosse
German Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai 9

German Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai

Dubai / UAE / 2020
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Youthhostel 48 1

Youthhostel

Bayreuth / Germany / 2018
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Olio Restaurant 6

Olio Restaurant

Sydney / Australia / 2017
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Sydney Airport Regionals 2

Sydney Airport Regionals

Sydney / Australia / 2016
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Philips Lighting Headquarters 7

Philips Lighting Headquarters

Eindhoven / Netherlands / 2016
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Zhejiang Gate Towers 22

Zhejiang Gate Towers

Hangzhou / China / 2016
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Masdar Eco City Center 5

Masdar Eco City Center

Masdar / UAE / 2016
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Tivoli Terace 1

Tivoli Terace

Sydney / Australia / 2015
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Bayreuth Youth Hostel 3

Bayreuth Youth Hostel

Bayreuth / Germany / 2015
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Cloud City: An urban ecosystem 6

Cloud City: An urban ecosystem

Sydney / Australia / 2013
LAVA - Laboratory for Visionary Architecture
Chris Bosse, born in 1971 in Stuttgart. Studies in Lausanne , Mendrisio and Stuttgart University . In 2002 he developed the Bubble-Highrise in Berlin with S.M. Oreyzi and ARUP. He moved to Sydney and works with PTW architects on projects such as the Watercube, National Swimming Centre in Beijing, which received the Special Award at the Venice Biennale. His research focus lies in the exploration of unusual structures that overcome the traditional separation of structure and architecture.
Chris Bosse
Chris Bosse
  • Address 13 eurimbla ave, 20001 Sydney | Australia
  • Tel +61410773260
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Chris Bosse, born in 1971 in Stuttgart. Studies in Lausanne , Mendrisio and Stuttgart University . In 2002 he developed the Bubble-Highrise in Berlin with S.M. Oreyzi and ARUP. He moved to Sydney and works with PTW architects on projects such as the Watercube, National Swimming Centre in Beijing, which received the Special Award at the Venice Biennale. His research focus lies in the exploration of unusual structures that overcome the traditional separation of structure and architecture.