Sergei Tchoban at the architectural practice in Berlin. Born in St. Petersburg, he works both in Germany and in Russia.
Russian architect Sergei Tchoban arrived in Germany in the early nineties “with a suitcase full of drawings”. In the meantime, his buildings have added a new dimension to the architecture of his chosen home, Berlin, as well as to his native city, St. Petersburg, and other German and Russian metropolises: the E-Plus headquarters in Düsseldorf and the conversion of the Kunst- und Handwerkerhof in Berlin are his work, as is the Federation Tower in Moscow, which is currently the tallest building in Europe. Continue reading