< TEAM
- BY NAME
- Borucinska, Martyna
- Chochola, Jason
- Coad, Stephanie
- Conforti, Ben
- Frankowski, Edward
- Haro, Carlos
- Harrison, Tom
- Helbling, Jessica
- Hlubek, Dana
- Hoppa, Darren
- Hotz, Steven
- Hounwanou, Arius
- Huang, Danling
- Hudock, Vijay
- Hunter, Dana
- Jha, Jhilmil
- Johnson, Ryan
- Johnson, Susan
- Kick, Anna
- Kim, Kyunglan
- Korab, Ken
- Larry, Cornell
- Lasta, Francisco
- Lucansky, Michael
- Micheels, Nicholas
- Muller, Cate
- Muller, Cindy
- Muller, Jay
- Muller, Tucker
- Nuñez, Arturo
- Ozturk, Kubra
- Pini-Hernandez, Angela
- Rao, Priyanka
- Roberts, Bob
- Rojas, Elizabeth
- Sae-Chua, Brook
- Schlotter, Norbert
- Schneider, Samantha
- Soto, Christina
- Srodulski, Rachel
- Steele, David
- Streyle, Kaitlin
- Stromberg, Mark
- Sun, Jason
- Thayer, Susan
- Torres Mailleux, Nicole
- Tun, Phyo
- Vrba, Mark
- Wang, Huazhong
- Wei, Andrew Chun-An
- Wiegand, Victoria
- Yuan, Leo
- Ziegel, Kurt
- Ziswa, Sungano
- Zuccarelli, David
- Zuniga, Maria
Norbert Schlotter
Norbert Schlotter
Norbert is a German-born Architect with extensive professional experience in the US, Germany and the Middle East. In the US, he has coordinated projects throughout all phases of design working on a variety of high-profile projects with fast-track construction schedules. His projects ranged from private to commercial buildings in major metropolitan cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
At M2, Norbert’s passion for designing the urban environment led him to be heavily involved in transportation-related projects. He is recognized for his ability to thoughtfully embed his designs within the surrounding context. From material, color, building shape and size, he ensures that all of these elements seamlessly work together in the given environment. He strongly advocates that architecture should be a link between yesterday and tomorrow. With Norbert’s blend of international and local experience, he knows that successful projects need to be functional, aesthetical and durable, reference local cultural and building traditions and incorporate forward thinking techniques and materials.
- EDUCATION
- Master of Arts in Architecture Technical University Munich
- International Exchange University of Illinois Urbana Champaign - Bachelor of Architecture
- Bachelor of Architecture, University of Applied Sciences Regensburg
- Talk to me about….
- Soccer, running, hiking and road trips and traveling in general.
- Why architecture?
- Because architecture is one of a few professions where you can see what you’ve been working on for months or years come to life. That’s why I love it.
- What is the greatest risk you’ve taken?
- It’s a risk I’m taking almost daily: looking at architecture while driving or biking. I’m easily distracted by interesting buildings along the roadside no matter if it is good or bad.