Andreas Vogler

Andreas Vogler is a Swiss architect and director of Andreas Vogler Studio in Munich. He worked in London, TU Munich, TU Delft and as a Guest Professor at The Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, researching on prefabricated buildings, light weight construction and space architecture. In 1999 he did parabolic test flights with NASA Houston. In 2003 he co-founded "Architecture and Vision", working in the fields of aerospace, art and architecture. Vogler worked on Moon and Mars Habitats and Rovers as well as cabin interiors for Asiana Airlines and Corsair and the design for a double deck hi-speed train with the German Aerospace Agency. He patented new robotic surgical equipment. His studio refurbished the Swiss General Consulate in Munich and has recently been participating on a study for the European Space Agency constructing Space Power Satellites on the Moon with Swiss company AstroStrom. Projects of Andreas Vogler are included in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art MoMA, New York and the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. He won the German Design Award, Red Dot Award and IF Award.