
Architecture firm for design and detailed planning with a focus on bridges and energy systems
KRP Architektur GmbH
Berlin (Erkelenzdamm 59/61, 10999)New on Amplifa
About KRP Architektur
KRP Architektur GmbH, formerly Kolb Ripke Architekten Planungsgesellschaft mbH, is a Berlin-based architecture firm led by Prof. Henry Ripke and Philip Norman Peterson. The firm provides architecture services from design through detailed planning, with focuses in bridge planning and energy system planning. Further fields of activity include competition entries, urban planning and timber construction, as well as visualizations in cooperation with partners. Projects include public buildings in the education sector as well as transport structures such as the Gänstor Bridge in Ulm, the pedestrian and cycle bridge in Bad Nenndorf, and the Rhenania Bridge in Berlin-Spandau. In the 2024 Competitionline ranking, the firm placed 15th among approximately 21,400 German firms. The firm is based in Berlin-Kreuzberg.
- Site
- Berlin
- Processes
- Architecture services (design and detailed planning), Bridge planning, Energy system planning, Competition entries, Urban planning, Timber construction, Visualization (with partners)
- Materials
- Bridge planning, Energy system planning, Timber construction
- Industries
- Education / Training, Leisure / Sports, Hotel / Gastronomy / Tourism, Transport structures (bridges), Public buildings
- 01
Competition entries
- 02
Design planning
- 03
Detailed planning
- 04
Construction management/project support
Planning Focuses
Bridge planning
Planning of pedestrian, cycle and road bridges, including the Gänstor Bridge in Ulm and the Rhenania Bridge in Berlin.
Energy system planning
Planning services for energy systems as a specialization of the firm.
Timber construction
Planning services in timber construction as an offered field of service.
Locations
Berlin
DEHeadquarters/Office
Inside the production

Industries
Additional services
History
- 2017
Competition win for the after-school care center of the Oberlößnitz primary school in Radebeul
- 2024
15th place in the Competitionline ranking of approx. 21,400 German firms
- 2024
Book publication 'Sketches – Methods of Form Finding' by Philip Norman Peterson and Falk Jaeger
- 2025
Start of construction/steelwork on the Gänstor Bridge in Ulm; lifting of the steel segments from November
- 2026
Completion of the pedestrian and cycle bridge in Bad Nenndorf (State Garden Show); start of construction on the Rhenania Bridge in Berlin-Spandau