MASTER GUILDER BENJAMIN FRANCK
Benjamin Franck began his career as an apprentice at the renowned Lauth Gallery in Ludwigshafen. After completing his apprenticeship, he undertook numerous professional trips, including to Denmark, to acquire broad international expertise. He successfully passed his master craftsman examination at the Gilder Guild in Hamburg in 2013.
Mentored by figures such as the late Neuhofen calligrapher Helmut Hirmer (â 2014) and master plasterer Marcel Chaudot, Benjamin Franck ultimately pursued a career in conservation, inspired by the versatility of the craft.
In addition to a steadily growing team of permanently employed professionals, we also receive support from a broad network of freelance, academically trained conservators from various subdisciplines.
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After instruction, independent execution of tasks on the object or in the workshop.

Teamwork in the field of conservation and restoration of historical architectural surfaces.

Introduction to practical conservation work and various documentation techniques.

After instruction, independent execution of tasks on the object or in the workshop.
VOLUNTARY YEAR IN MONUMENT CONSERVATION
Are you interested in conserving and restoring cultural heritage and historic buildings? We are a placement site of the Jugendbauhütte Baden-Württemberg and offer a voluntary year in monument conservation. Gain practical experience in a diverse team and work on historical architectural surfaces, paintings and sculptures. Are you interested?
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