(Egon Fritz Wilhelm Eiermann)
* 1904 Neuendorf/Potsdam
† 1970 in Baden-Baden
- studied architecture at the Technical University of Berlin under Hans Poelzig, Diploma 1927
- 1930–1934 joint office with Fritz Jaenecke in Berlin
- 1934 foundation of his own office in Berlin; residential buildings, industrial buildings
- 1942 hospital building in Beelitz-Heilstätten, relocation of his office there
- 1947–1970 professorship at the Technical University Karlsruhe
- from 1948 worked as furniture designer; development of serial furniture
- from 1951 Matthäuskirche, Pforzheim
- 1958 German Pavilion at the Expo ‘58 in Brussels (with Sep Ruf)
- from 1959 Gedächtniskirche Berlin
- from 1965 Bonn high-rise parliament building
- 1967–1972 headquarters of IBM Germany, Stuttgart-Vaihingen
- 1968–1972 Olivetti Towers, Frankfurt am Main
