Paul Böhm is a German architect known for his modern and minimalist designs, often incorporating innovative materials and construction techniques. Born in 1959, he is part of the renowned Böhm family of architects, with his father, Gottfried Böhm, being a Pritzker Prize winner. Paul Böhm specializes in religious and cultural architecture, with one of his most notable projects being the Cologne Central Mosque, a striking contemporary structure blending Islamic and modern design elements. His work is characterized by a focus on light, space, and structural clarity.
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