Julius Kranefuss, Dipl.-Ing.
Interior Architecture/Interior Design
Julius Kranefuss studied architecture at the Bauhaus University in Weimar and Universitá degli Studi Roma Tre in Rome until 2007. He finished his in architectural theory about integration of classical harmonies and proportions under Prof. Kari Jormakka. His interests lie in interdisciplinary methods, questions about the impact of new media on architecture and product design such as integral use of ecologic construction, energy efficiency, and building technology. From an early age, Kranefuss was interested in contemporary art and architecture. He judged the Latvian Architectural Award in 2010 and worked in international and renowned firms like OMA, Fuksas, Ingenhoven, and Max Dudler. He lives and works as an architect and energy efficiency consultant in Berlin where he founded his young firm ZDA in 2010 and teaches heat bridge calculation at the HWK Berlin.