TIMOTHY SCHREIBER

Timothy Schreiber trained as a cabinet maker and architect in Germany and London, earning his
degree in Architecture and Design at Bauhaus University in Germany, and Westminster University
in London.

After his studies he worked in the USA, Japan, China, Australia and London at several leading
architectural practices including that of Zaha Hadid. During this time he was involved in a number
of high profile projects such as the 2008 Beijing Olympics Watercube. He currently lives and
works in London.

Inspired by contemporary advances in digital technology, Timothy Schreiber uses cutting edge
equipment and techniques throughout his design process, from development to finished
product.

In 2009 he began focusing on limited edition studio furniture made from a variety of materials,
such as cast and hammer-formed bronze, cast glass, and carved marble and wood.
Timothy Schreiber’s designs reflect his ambition to challenge boundaries between architecture,
digital design, manufacturing methods and sustainability.

He has achieved an award-winning body of work which includes the iconic Morphogenesis chaise
and the artificial intelligence 'Universal Table Generator', which received the coveted Red-Dot
Design Award and has resulted in the 'e-volved' table now produced by the high-end Dutch
manufacturer FueraDentro.

Pieces such as his ‘Molecule’ bench epitomise his visionary aesthetic which attains an astonishing
balance between the natural or organic and the futuristic.