He does not like official celebrations. Instead, this commemorative publication is dedicated to him. For 31 years, Dr. Ulrich Conrads has been the editor-in-chief of Bauwelt, which was founded in 1910 by publisher Leopold Ullstein in Berlin. If the architecture magazine, taken over by Bertelsmann in 1968, is now considered the most vibrant in Germany, it is thanks to him. Dr. Ulrich Conrads was born in 1923 in Bielefeld. After studying art history, literary studies, and archaeology, he initially worked for several years in Heidelberg at "Baukunst und Werkform." Today, he firmly asserts his status in Berlin: "The location Berlin is important." But it's not just that. Open and knowledgeable, he is not only involved in editorial matters as editor-in-chief but also in distribution and advertising sales; he always sees the I.