ACME was founded in 2007 and has grown into an international practice with over 70 architects, working on 160 projects in the fields of architecture, urban planning, and interior projects for private, corporate and public clients in 19 countries. Notable completed projects include Hunsett Mill (2009), Beirut City Centre (2011), Doha Corniche (2012), Melbourne Eastland (2015), Leeds Eastgate (2016) and Watermark Southampton (2016).
Friedrich Ludewig is a Director of ACME, overseeing the design work across all projects in the office. He studied at the Technical University and Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin before moving to London where he received his Diploma in Architecture with Distinction (Honours) from the Architectural Association School of Architecture in 2001. Between 2000 and 2007 he worked as Associate Director at Foreign Office Architects (London/Tokyo), where he was responsible for a wide range of projects including Umraniye Meydan Istanbul, John Lewis Leicester, Ravensbourne College and the BBC Music Centre in White City. Between 2004 and 2007 he led the FOA team working on the London Olympics Masterplan, park and infrastructure commission.
Friedrich has taught and lectured as a Visiting Critic at The Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna (2003-2005), Harvard University Graduate School of Design (2005), Darmstadt University (2009), Berlage Institute in Rotterdam (2007-08), The Bartlett UCL (2008-11), Royal College of Art in London (2016) and the Architectural Association.
Friedrich Ludewig is a Director of ACME, overseeing the design work across all projects in the office. He studied at the Technical University and Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin before moving to London where he received his Diploma in Architecture with Distinction (Honours) from the Architectural Association School of Architecture in 2001. Between 2000 and 2007 he worked as Associate Director at Foreign Office Architects (London/Tokyo), where he was responsible for a wide range of projects including Umraniye Meydan Istanbul, John Lewis Leicester, Ravensbourne College and the BBC Music Centre in White City. Between 2004 and 2007 he led the FOA team working on the London Olympics Masterplan, park and infrastructure commission.
Friedrich has taught and lectured as a Visiting Critic at The Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna (2003-2005), Harvard University Graduate School of Design (2005), Darmstadt University (2009), Berlage Institute in Rotterdam (2007-08), The Bartlett UCL (2008-11), Royal College of Art in London (2016) and the Architectural Association.
