Background
Borchard, Klaus Viktor was born on March 1, 1938 in Muenster, Germany. Son of Hermann Borchard and Maria Rintelen.
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Klaus Viktor Borchard
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Klaus Viktor Borchard, German town planner, architect, educator. Decorated Chevalier dans l'Ordre de la Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur'Honneur Republic of France, Orden Andres Bello Banda de Honor Republic of Venezuela; named Order of Merit, Federal Republican Germany; recipient premio Capo Circeo, German-Italian Cooperation, 1999.
Education
Diploma in engineering and architecture, Technology University, Munich, 1964. Doctor of Philosophy in City Planning, Technology University, Munich, 1974.
Career
Planner Isfahan-Shareza, Iran, 1974. Professor city and country planning University Bonn, 1976—2006, dean faculty of agriculture, 1990—1992, president/rector, 1996—2004. Managing director German Council Nature Protection, 1990—2006.
Visiting professor University Chile, 1983. Vice president German Higher Education Rectors Conference, Bonn and Berlin, 1998—2002.
Achievements
Membership
President Rotary Club Bonn-Rhinebridge, 1990—1991, Federal Union Catholic Engineers, Bonn, 1978—1990. Member of Chamber Architects and Town Planners, German Academy Town and Country Planning, Academy Spatial Research and Planning (vice president 2003-2004, president 2005-2006, vice president 2007-2008).
Connections
Married Ulrike-Maria Borchard. Children: Stefan, Michael, Claudia-Ulrike.
Education
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1964
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1974
Career
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1974
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1976 - 2006
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1990 - 1992
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1990 - 2006
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1996 - 2004
Awards
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Decorated Chevalier dans l'Ordre de la Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur'Honneur Republic of France, Orden Andres Bello Banda de Honor Republic of Venezuela. Named Order of Merit, Federal Republican Germany. Recipient premio Capo Circeo, German-Italian Cooperation, 1999.Decorated Chevalier dans l'Ordre de la Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur'Honneur Republic of France, Orden Andres Bello Banda de Honor Republic of Venezuela. Named Order of Merit, Federal Republican Germany. Recipient premio Capo Circeo, German-Italian Cooperation, 1999.