Tim Hornung | Portfolio

Curriculum Vitae

01 ACADEMC PROJECTS

01.01

A Journey into the Everyday 04 in three parts

Münster, Germany

01.03

01.04

02.01

02.02

Palliative Care Center soft thresholds

NOV 2020 team: 12 APR - JUL 2020 Prof. Kazu Blumfeld Hanada AA. Dipl.

Daniel Blum, Daniel Koo

tutor(s): tutor(s): Marco van Bentum

Münster, Germany

team: APR - JUL 2021 Bremen, Germany

Life is Life envisioning the post-anthropocentric city

01.02 28 44

Ruhr.Exposition theses for the post-industrial landscape

02 EXTRACURRICULAR

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Kirsten Schemel team: tutor(s): Nils Bieker APR - SEP 2022Gelsenkirchen, Germany team: tutor(s):

superflatable light-weight table series

2016 - (ongoing)Münster; Berlin, Germany team: tutor(s): Pascal Feck, Julian Heinen Prof. Kazu Blumfeld Hanada AA. Dipl.

TECE Showroom mobile exhibition

Prof. Kazu Blumfeld Hanada AA. Dipl. 60 68

MAY - JUL 2018 Münster, Germany team: tutor(s): Pascal Feck Prof. Kazu Blumfeld Hanada AA. Dipl.

02.03Porto Academy hôtel labilé

JUL 2018 | 1 weekPorto, Portugal Samuel Galmiche, Yasmine Horman Sam Chermayeff, Johanna Meyer-Grohbrügge team: tutor(s):

03 APPENDIX

03.01 03.02 transcript of records letter of recommendation letter of recommendation03.03

72

77 78 79

Address: E-Mail: Mobile:

Tim Hornung Sertürnerstr. 7 D-48149 Münster

tim.hornung731@gmail.com +49 15774127008

Language:German / English / Japanese native / fluent / learner

EDUCATION

2022DAAD Scholarship

2-month stay in Japan

2022 - 2019 MSA | Münster School of Architecture studies of architecture | master

2017 - 2013 MSA | Münster School of Architecture

studies of architecture | bachelor

studies of literature and linguistics 2013 - 2012

Technical University of Dortmund

2010graduated from high school

CFG Gymnasium, Gelsenkirchen

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2022 - 2021 6 months of freelance work

WORKSHOPS

DOCOMOMO Online School Tokyo 2021 26.07 - 04.08 10-day hybrid workshop led by Docomomo Japan w/ Tutors:

Weronika Abramczyk, Fernanda Catão, Saeki Iimori, Joseph Kasimbi, Maiko Motono, Yuya Tomisaka, Yu Shi Leong

2021 29.05 - 03.06

Workshop on Fumihiko Maki’s decades-spanning “Daikanyama Hillside Terrace” project and the theory of the “collective form” behind it to decipher its historical and contemporary readings as well as potentials for a futureproof concept in an everychanging urban setting

INDESEM.21

Titien Brendlé, Arina Karenova, Daria Nikolaeva, Maria Svetovidova

2022 - 2020 3-month internship 2013

Prof. Kazu Blumfeld Hanada AA. Dipl.

2019 3 months of freelance work

2019 - 2018 Sam Chermayeff Office, Berlin 2018 - 2016 2 years of freelance work

2022 Go Hasegawa and Associates, Tokyo 4-week open desk position Scholz Architekten, Senden studio teaching assistant | MSA Andreas Schüring Architekten, Münster 6-month internship Deutscher Architektur Verlag, Münster

2017Sam Chermayeff AA. Dipl. studio teaching assistant | MSA

2016 3-month internship

Deutscher Architektur Verlag, Münster

Carpentry Brauer, Gelsenkirchen

2012 - 2011 voluntary social year

Comenius SE School, Essen

20.06 - 27.06

1-week online workshop at the TU Delft w/ Jury: Winner of the 1st prize in the final 24h competition on the theme of “Datascapes” with our project PermanentRecord, that aims to provide a physical space for data storage and access after death

2018Porto Academy

Prof. Wessel de Jonge, Prof. Noriyuki Tajima, Prof. Kenji Watanabe Samuel Galmiche, Yasmine Horman

Winy Maas, Kay Oosterman, Astrid Piber, Chris van Dujin, Indira van t’ Klooster

June 14 | Sam Chermayeff + Johanna Meyer-Grohbrügge

1-week summer school at the FAUP, Portugal w/ Studio: Starting from smaller pieces of furniture, we were tasked to design a hotel that would negate the common hotel room and redefine the relationships of its guest to each other

2014Timber Prototype

14.07 - 27.07

2-week workshop at the MSA, Germany

Studio: Hans Drexler Dipl. Arch. ETH M Arch

Manufacturing and construction of a student-designed timber prototype housing unit to accomodate international students on site at the campus of the Münster School of Architecture

in der französischen Architektu

ARC H+ NEUER REALISMU

Zeitschrift Architektur

GSEducationalVersion

01.01.05 01.01.06

GSEducationalVersion

01.01.07

01.01.08

entrance kitchen office bath bedroom nature condenser city condenser

programmaticcolumssupportingthesecondfloor

01.01.10

01.01.11

year: location: module: category: team: tutor(s):

jury:

APR - JUL 2020

Münster, Germany

ma.m2.2 | 1st year

academic project

Marco van Bentum

Prof. Kazu Blumfeld Hanada AA. Dipl.

Prof. Dr. Phil. Oliver Bierhoff

Prof. Dr. H.C. Peter Wilson AA. Dipl.

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Martin Korda

ヘルツ・イエズス病院からの依頼により、既存のクリニックビルに緩和ケアセ ンターを増設する。社会が死に直面した人々にどう対応できるかを再考する こと、また緩和ケアセンターというジャンルの新しいタイポロジーを生み出す ことを目的とする。5つの主要な要素；ディストリビューター、患者室、テラス、 瞑想室、中庭は、それぞれ光と視覚的関係、外の世界を感じられること、既存 のインフラとのバランスなどから慎重に配置されている。これらの要素は、す べての患者に平等な空間を、スタッフには快適で効率的な作業環境を提供 する。審査委員会より、優れたデザインとしてHonourable Mentionを受賞。

This proposal for a palliative care center as an addon to an existing clinic building, as requested by the Herz-Jesu-Hospital, aims to take on a novel architectural typology and reposition the way we as a society deal with the those affected by death. Five main elements; the distributor, the patient room, the terrace, the contemplation room and the inner garden are each carefully positioned in relation to light, visual references, surrounding stimuli and the existing infrastructure. They cohere to allow for equal spatial qualities for every patient and a pleasant, yet efficient work environment for the staff. Awarded with an honourable mention for outstanding design by the judges.

01.02.01 01.02.02 01.02.03 01.02.04 01.02.05 01.02.06 01.02.07 01.02.08 01.02.09 01.02.10 01.02.11 01.02.12 01.02.13 01.02.14 01.02.15 01.02.16 01.02.17 01.02.18 01.02.19 01.02.20 01.02.21 01.02.22 01.02.23 01.02.24

exterior perspective towards the north facade axonometric view of the palliatve care center the five main elements as arranged in the building second floor plan first floor plan cross section showing the terrace perspective of the terrace as from the fireplace cross section showing the contemplation room perspective of the contemplation room cross section showing the distributor perspective of the distributor on the first floor cross section showing the inner garden perspective of the inner garden on the first floor north elevation west elevation south elevation

longitudinal section showing the patient rooms perspective of the patient room as from the bed close-up floor plan of a patient room close-up section of patient rooms showing the water basin axonometric view showing the construction detailed elevation of the perforated brick wall detailed section showing the construction 1:50 section models of the main elements

INNER GARDEN

As an antipole to the terrace, the inner garden is a place of immersion and reclusivness

CONTEMPLATION ROOM

Oriented to north, the contemplation room looks right into the tree tops and captures the soft light with its curved form

DISTRIBUTOR

The center of the building, connecting the two nursing carebasesand illuminated by light coming from the south

PATIENT ROOM

The patient rooms are arranged alongside the south facade on both floors and not only offer a view into the trees but also an assigned water basinthatreflectslightintotheroom This communal exterior space is divided into a loggia and a fireplace

TERRACE

01.02.04

01.02.05

contemplation room storage distributor

therapy

terrace

inner garden patient room

fireplace loggia dining area staff/relatives team

contemplation room storage distributor inner garden

office office threshold

terrace

patient room

fireplace dining area staff/relatives

01.02.07 01.02.09 GSEducationalVersion GSEducationalVersion

01.02.11 01.02.13

PRE-CAST CONCRETE ELEMENT

Lintels, stairs and all curved building components are delivered as pre-cast concrete elements and installed dry and precisely fitting

LAYERED WALL

Walls are built out of 2DF faced brickwork and 3DF sand-lime brick. In the overhang area, load-bearing walls are made of pre-cast contrete elements to withstand tensile load

PRE-CAST CONCRETE SLAB

Slabs are pre-cast and delivered unitized to the construction site to be lifted by a crane for installation

FILIGREE WIDESLAB

A subconstruction made from reinforced concrete beams supports the filigree wideslabs, which are used as a stay-in-place formwork for the poured cast-in-place concrete. In combination with the walls, an unsupported overhang can be constructed

1

pre-cast concrete lintel

facade: perforated brick wall 2DF, 240/115/113mm

3 floor construction of the inner garden:

2 clinker brick, 2DF, 240/115/65mm unbound jointing drainable beddin mortar 35mm loose gravel filter fleece 20mm draught role glued 2mm slope insulation 25-65mm thermal insulation EPS 180mm vapor barrier, bituminous precast concrete slab 240mm

pre-cast concrete lintel 5

facade:

4 insulation glazing in aluminium frame oak window reveal

wall structure: 6

facing wythe clinker brick: 2DF, 240/115/113mm, white laid as stretchers back ventilation 45mm mineral rock wool insulation 150mm sand-limebrick,3DF,240/175/113mm lime plaster 15mm

floor construction: 7 oak wooden planks, 30mm heated screed seperation layer insulation XPS 180mm moulded filigree slab 240mm pre-cast reinforced concrete beam, 200/550mm

8

envisioning the post-anthropocentric city

year: location: module: category: team: tutor(s):

jury:

APR - JUL 2021

Bremen, Germany

ma.m2.3 | 2nd year

academic project

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Kirsten Schemel Nils Bieker

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Verena Brehm

Prof. Clemens Bonnen

Oliver Platz Dipl.-Ing. Architekt BDA

Targeting a part of a social housing neighbourhood from the 1960s consisting of three residential blocks, a supermarket in need of refurbishment and run-down kebab shop in the Gartenstadt Süd in Bremen, this proposal strengthens the existing qualities through functional and spatial interventions, thus enhancing the social fabric and turning the quarter into a co-habitational ecosystem that desists from the human-centric design of previous decades and makes space for animals and plants alike while also retaining urban characteristics. The transformation of the north façade allows for improved handicap accessibility and versatile segmentation of the apartments to accommodate more contemporary family structures while the newly added façade on the south side of the two smaller housing units provides shade and plant tubs. Awarded with an honourable mention for outstanding design by the judges.

01.03.01 01.03.02 01.03.03 01.03.04 01.03.05 01.03.06 01.03.07 01.03.08 01.03.09 01.03.10 01.03.11 01.03.12 01.03.13 01.03.14 01.03.15 01.03.16 01.03.17 01.03.18 01.03.19 01.03.20 01.03.21 01.03.22 01.03.23 01.03.24

exterior perspective towards the added south faÇade site plan detailing the garden and urban areas floor plan - 5th level elevation showing the urban area floor plan - 2nd level section showing the urban area floor plan - 1st level section through the local supply center and health clinic axonometric view of the added north faÇade axonometric view of the added south faÇade section through the added north faÇade elevation of the added north faÇade section through the added south faÇade elevation of the added south faÇade floor plan - seperate apartments floor plan - co-working shared apartment floor plan - multigenerational aparments floor plan - conventional shared apartment floor plan - seperate apartments floor plan - conventional shared apartment axonometric view of the initial site | scaleless axonometric view of the proposed design | scaleless site plan zoom-in of the garden area exterior perspective showing the meeting zone

co-working roo f terrace

health clinic

local supply center

repair café public bookshelf multifunction room

01.03.1101.03.12

01.03.1301.03.14

RUHR. EXPOSITION

theses for the post-industrial landscape

-

APR - SEP 2022

Gelsenkirchen, Germany

ma.th.4 | 3rd year

academic project | thesis

year: location: module: category: team: tutor(s): Prof. Kazu Blumfeld Hanada AA. Dipl.

Prof. Jan Kampshoff M.A. (Arch.)

Shaped by the monofunctional use of the past, the (post-)industrial landscape of the Ruhr Region eludes the classical division into city and countryside, is never quite one nor the other, but exists in a constant state of inherent tension and dissolution. With its diffuse borders and contradictory claim to existence between imagined European metropolitan region and lived regional rivalry, the agglomeration Ruhrgebiet served as an exemplary ‘laboratory’ to examine the neglected spaces left by a bygone industry. Detached from the nostalgic gaze and enduring against the backdrop of an ever-growing scarcity, sustainable interventions and transformation strategies were developed and applied to beforehand recorded landscape and building typologies, such as the ‘ruin’ or the ‘halde’, to form a route in the sense of an ‘exposition’.

01.01.01 01.01.02 01.01.03 01.01.04 01.01.05 01.01.06 01.01.07 01.01.08 01.01.09 01.01.10 01.04.11 01.04.12 01.04.13 01.04.14 01.04.15 01.04.16 01.04.17 01.04.18 01.04.19 01.04.20 01.04.21

axonometric view of selected ‘suprastructures’ site plan detailing the route axonometric of the Erzbahnbrücke west elevation of the Erzbahnbrücke perspective from the Erzbahnbrücke towards the Halde axonometric view of the Motodrom north elevation of the Motodrom perspective from the elevated slope towards the race track axonometric view of the Kokerei Alma cross section detailling the added ‘suprastructures’ perspective showing the sealed off area

Kokerei Alma fourth floor plan

Kokerei Alma third floor plan

Kokerei Alma second floor plan

Kokerei Alma first floor plan section towards the newly added kitchen section showing the entrance area section through the interior courtyard and kitchen elevation of the west faÇade photography showing the east faÇade of the Kokerei Alma photography showing the collapsed roof in the sealed off area

Schalker Verein

Köln-Minden-Bahn Motodrom

Trasse

Alma Kokerei

Logistikzentrum Europastraße Almastraße

Naturschutzgebiet / Almagelände

KölnMinden-Bahn

Trasse

O s pt r eußens t r a ß e

Erzbahnbrück e N r 9 (Pfeilerbahn )

sseTra Deponie "Thyssen" Deponie Holgers Erzbahnbude

RoutederIndustriekultur

Trasse

Halde Röhlinghausen

01.04.06

01.04.09

01.04.18 GSEducationalVersion

01.04.20

SUPERFLATABLE

light-weight table series

Münster; Berlin, Germany 2016 - (ongoing)

extracurricular -

Pascal Feck, Julian Heinen

year: location: module: category: team: tutor(s): Prof. Kazu Blumfeld Hanada AA. Dipl.

Superflatableシリーズは、Kazu Blumfeld Hanada教授と僕たち研究 室の助手が、協力して始めた進行中のプロジェクトです。今日までに、 コンピュータデスク、集会所、食事や料理の場、プランテーション・ベー ス、展示スペースなど、さまざまな用途のテーブルが実現している。そ れは、日常生活の中で突然訪れた特異な瞬間のようにも見える。6mm 厚のアルミ波板が4本の柱の上に浮かんでいるように見える、建築の 原型に近いモデル。固さよりも軽さ、薄さの紙のような儚さ、不安定 さを感じさせ、普通のテーブルのタイポロジーに疑問を投げかける。

The Superflatable series is an ongoing project initiated by Prof. Kazu Blumfeld Hanada in cooperation with his teaching assistants. As of today, several tables - ranging in use as a computer desk, a gathering point, a dining and cooking area, a base for plantation and an exhibition space, have been realised. It appears like a singular moment that has come across suddenly in everyday life. A model that is closer to the archetype of architecture, with its 6mm thick corrugated aluminium plate appearing as if floating on four columns. A sense of lightness and paper-like fragility of thinness and instability rather than solidity, raising questions about the typology of the ordinary table.

02.01.01 02.01.02 02.01.03 02.01.04 02.01.05 02.01.06 02.01.07 02.01.08 02.01.09 02.01.10

photography top view elevation axonometry photography axonometry top view elevation axonometry photography

table #2 table #2 table #2 table #2 detail detail table #3 table #3 table #3 table #3

02.01.02

02.01.07

02.01.10

extracurricularmobile exhibition TECE

year: location: module: category: team: tutor(s):

SHOWROOM

MAY - JUL 2018

Münster, Germany Pascal Feck Prof. Kazu Blumfeld Hanada AA. Dipl.

client: TECE GmbH

The client of this project, a local plumbing manufacturer, requested a mobile way to exhibit its products during several events in Europe throughout the year. Given to us in its original state, a standard swap body container was transformed into an mobile exhibition space without losing its original function. Faced with a limited budget,wedecidedtouseoneofthemanufacturer’sown products - a steel profile originally used for plumbing framework and alienated by a white powder-coatingas a frame for a shelving system. A blur is generated by layered acrylic glass used as shelves. 1mm stainless steel panels glued to the ceiling and floor further emphasize the precise and minimal intention of every detail.

02.02.01 02.02.02 02.02.03 02.02.04

MOVEABLE PARTITIONING

SHELVING SYSTEM

39cmx450cmx220cm

made from powdercoated TECEprofil

STORAGE AREA

provides additional water and electricy connections

MODIFIED FACADE

seperates the exhibitionareafrom the storage area invites the clientele tostepinandhavea look at the exhibtion

TENSION BELT GUIDING RAIL allows for safe securing of load for transportation

STANDARD SWAP BODY CONTAINER

to be loaded onto a truck by a hydraulic press

extracurricularhôtel labilé PORTO ACADEMY

year: location: module: category: team: tutor(s):

Porto, Portugal JUL 2018 | 1 week

Sam Chermayeff

Johanna Meyer-Grohbrügge

ポルトのFAUPキャンパスの隣には、1974年にJ.G.バラードによって書か れた「コンクリートの島」を彷彿とさせる、交差する道路の間の荒涼とし た土地がある。この場所にホテルを設計するという課題を与えられた僕 たちは、まず、トイレ、シャワー、ベッドといった最も基本的な必需品を、一 般的なホテルの部屋の概念を否定する独立したオブジェクトとして考え ることから始めた。シェルターとしての屋根、プライバシーを守るための 壁、座るための場所、飲むためのバーなどの役割を同時に果たす包括的 な構造体が、すべてを結びつける。僕たちの「hôtel labilé（不安定という 意味）」では、ゲストと従業員の役割は流動的で、壊れやすい関係性であ る。しかし関係が壊れても、別の時に、別のベッドで復活するだけである。

LocatednexttotheFAUPCampusinPortoliesadesolated patch of land between the intersecting streets, reminiscent of the concrete island as described in the samenamed book by J.G. Ballard from 1974. Given the task to design a hotel on this site, we started out by conceiving the most basic necessities - a toilet, a shower, a bed - as detached objects that negate the common conception of a hotel room. An overarching structure, simultaneously performing as a roof for shelter, a wall for privacy, a place to sit or a bar to drink at, ties it all together. In the hôtellabilé, the roles of guests and employees are fluid and relations fragile. They can collapse at any moment, only to be revived in a different bed at another time.

02.03.01 02.03.02 02.03.03 02.03.04

axonometric view of the toilet axonometric view of the shower axonometric view of the bed axonometric view of the hotel

02.03.02

02.03.03

02.03.01

APPENDIX

Japanese translations by Yukako Tamura

All content by the author unless stated otherwise DEC 2022

04.01 04.02 04.03

Certification

Mr Tim Hornung

bornFebruary,141991inEssen

page 1/2

Reg.No.:798933

wasmatriculatedfrom14Aug.2019until28Feb.2023atFHMünsterUniversityofAppliedSciences Todate,thefollowingperformancerecordsintheprogramofstudy Master (University of Applied Sciences) Architecture (120 Credits) wereachieved:

Module Local Grade CP

90.417.2018.GK OverallAverageandTotalCreditsofallModules verygood (1.2)120

MSA.2.0110.0.M ThesisseminarM.A.ArchitekturPO2018 passed 2 MSA.2.0110.0.S BewertungdesThesisseminars passed 2 MSA.2.0109.0.M ThesisM.A.ArchitekturPO2018 verygood (1.0) 28 MSA.2.0042.0.M* ma.m2.1Stegreifentwürfe verygood (1.3) 18 MSA.2.0046.0.M* ma.m2.1.Städtebau passed 4 MSA.2.0046.0.S ma.m2.1.StädtebauStudiennachweis passed MSA.2.0052.0.M* ma.m2.2.DraftingI verygood (1.0) 12 MSA.2.0055.0.M* ma.m2.3.DraftingII verygood (1.3) 12 MSA.2.0059.0.M* ma.m3.2.StructuralDesign verygood (1.3) 7 MSA.2.0062.0.M* ma.m4.1/ma.m4.2AllgemeinewissenschaftlicheGrundlagen passed 4 MSA.2.0062.S.27 AntikeBibliothekeninihremurbanenKontext passed 2 MSA.2.0061.0.S.03 DieArchitekturderGesellschaft passed 2 MSA.2.0073.0.M* ma.m5.2./ma.m5.3GeschichteundTheorie verygood (1.0) 10 MSA.2.0079.0.M* ma.m6.3.Projectmanagement good(2.3) 7 MSA.2.0082.0.M* ma.m7.2./ma.m7.3Ergänzungsseminar passed 4 MSA.2.0082.0.S.21 Palliativ-Phase0 passed 2 MSA.2.0082.0.S.32 ArchitecturalSimtainment passed 2 MSA.2.0116.0.M* m2StadtinBewegung.WorkshopzurTransformationeines StraßenraumsinMünster verygood (1.0) 4 MSA.2.0117.0.M* m2mi(e)s.hypo.thesis_3.0 verygood (1.3) 4 MSA.2.0124.0.M m4DieArchitekturpalliativerRäume:soziologischeImpulse verygood (1.3) 4 additional modules MSA.2.0154.0.P ma.m2.1.StegreifDanielKoo-DanielKooArchitects|London good(2.0) 6 CP: Credit Points on the basis of the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) Grading System: 1,0 to 1,5 = very good; 1,6 to 2,5 = good, 2,6 to 3,5 = satisfactory; 3.6 to 4,0 = sufficient; > 4,0 = failed

instruction on right to appeal: Any objection concerning the evaluation of examinations has to be announced at the examination board of Münster University of Applied Sciences within one month from the date of announcement. Missed deadlines due to the fault of authorized representatives will be attributed to the claimant.

FH MÜNSTER University of Applied Sciences

msa l muenster school of architecture Leonardo-Campus 5 D-48149 Münster fon +49 251 83-65001 fax +49 251 83-65002 wehrum@fh-muenster.de www.fh-muenster.de Berlin, 14.12.2022

To whom it may concern;

this is a letter to recommend Tim Hornung.

From 2020 to 2022, Tim Hornung has had an assistant position as a tutor in my studio at the MSA | münster school of architecture in Münster, Germany where I currently hold a professorship. Furthermore, he has successfully completed his Bachelor and Master Thesis with the highest grade possible alongside the consultation of myself. I have observed the development process of Tim for a long period of time; both as a student as well as an assistant at the MSA.

Tim is a very ambitious, extraordinary talented person with high curiosity. His remarkable ability of perception allows him to develop and progress at a significantly deeper level of architectural understanding over compact periods of time while referencing theoretical articles or appropriate historical and contemporary references as well as their analysis.

In addition to his curiosity and knowledge in the fields of architecture, art and culture, his potential talent leads him to meaningful solutions at precise manners against any given architectural theme, while considering a possible variation of ideas. Therefore, he became a stimulating existence among students at the MSA.

In addition to his achievements at the school itself, it is important to mention that he continued to extend his activities outside of the campus, carrying over his knowledge to connect with society itself in the form of public exhibitions, industry-academia driven collaborations like the TECE Showroom or innovative material and product research as displayed in the superflatable series. In this context, I also must attribute Tim particularly organizational and cost management abilities as well. His sincere, trustful personality as well as his ability to consequently manage any task presented to him are the background of my honest recommendation.

If there are any questions, I would be happy to respond at any time.

Sincerely yours,

WY7

prof. kazu blumfeld hanada werkstatt blumfeld I bau I kunst perleberger str. 29, 10559 berlin t: +49-30-887-12191 m: +49-176-24436841 k.blumfeld@bigfoot.com

MSA FB Architektur Münster School of Architecture

June-14 Meyer-Grohbrügge & Chermayeff  www.june-14.com

Brunnenstrasse 9, 10019  Berlin, Germany

April, 2020

To Whom it May Concern,

I am very pleased to write a letter of recommendation for Mr. Tim Hornung.

IhaveknownTimforseveralpleasurableyears.Duringthelastyearhehasworked                withusinourofficeonseveralprojectsatarangeofscales.Hebeganhereatour                   BerlinofficeinOctober2018andhasconcludedhistimehereduringmid2019.Prior                tothatTimwasmyfantasticteachingassistantatMSA,MuensterformyMasterclass               despite he himself being an undergraduate at the time.

ItisimmediatelyapparentthatTimisambitiousandcurious.Inthiswayhehasbeen                 bothabletounderstandourexistingaimsaswellastakeourprojectsandstudiesin                 unforeseendirections.Hisoptionsandthoughtsweremuchappreciatedandhis            contributions were wonderful for all concerned.

Timwillperformwellwhenfacedwithanyarchitecturalchallengewhilebringing             creativitytoanysituation.Heisalsosimplyaverygoodpresence.Here hetookcare ofseveraldifferenttasksthatincludeddesign,conceptualmodelsanddrafting.            Throughouttheprocesshetookgreatjoyintrying tofindtheappropriatesolutions               through exploration, which relates to his desire for travel.

Withthisletteritismysincerehopethathereceiveanypossiblesupportforhisfuture.                  Don’t hesitate to contact the office should you wish to speak further.

Sincerely,

Sam Chermayeff,

Partner, June-14 Meyer-Grohbrügge & Chermayeff