new church on the site of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin (1959–1963). The sets of the 1926 film The Pink Diamond were designed by Eiermann. Source: 1929–1930 Substation of the Berliner Elektrizitätswerke AG, Berlin-Steglitz 1931–1933 Hesse residential building, Berlin-Lankwitz 1936–1937 Steingroever residential building, Berlin-Grunewald 1938 factory building and boiler house of the Degea-AG-Auergesellschaft, Berlin-Wedding 1938–1939 expansion and conversion of the Total-Werke Foerstner & Co, Apolda 1939–1941 factory buildings of Märkische Metallbau GmbH, Oranienburg 1948–1950 administration and factory building of Ciba AG, Wehr/Baden 1949–1950 handkerchief weaving mill/spinning mill, Blumberg/Black Forest 1950–1953 administration building of the United Silk Weaving Works, Krefeld 1951–1956 experimental power plant of the Technical University, Karlsruhe 1953 St. Matthew Church, Pforzheim 1953–1954 Burda Moden publishing house, Offenburg 1954–1961 residential building, Interbau, Hansaviertel, Berlin-Tiergarten 1955–1957 Volkshilfe administration building, Cologne 1956–1958 German Pavilion, World Exhibition in Brussels (with Sep Ruf, exterior planning by Walter Rossow) 1956–1960 administration building of Steinkohlebergwerke AG, Essen 1957–1963 Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, Berlin-Charlottenburg 1958–1961 Head office of Neckermann Versand KG, Frankfurt am Main 1958–1961 administration building of the steel structure Gustav Müller, Offenburg 1958–1964 Chancellery building of the German Embassy, Washington 1959–1962 Eiermann house, Baden-Baden 1961–1967 buildings for the DEA-Scholven GmbH refinery, Karlsruhe 1965–1969 high-rise building for members of the German Bundestag, Bonn 1967–1972 Administration and training center of Deutsche Olivetti, Frankfurt am Main, 1967–1972 IBM headquarters, Stuttgart-Vaihingen () Design From 1949, the first functional and serially produced seating furniture made of wood and tubular steel was created in cooperation with the Esslingen company . Source: 1950 SE 68 tubular steel chair 1952 E 10 wicker chair 1952–1953 SE 18 wooden folding chair 1953 table frame Eiermann 1 1960–1961 Church seat SE 121 1965 table frame Eiermann 2 Awards Source: 1962 Berlin Art Prize 1965 honorary doctorate from the Technical University of Berlin 1965 Grand State Prize for Architecture of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia 1968 Grand Prize of the Association of German Architects () 1968 Grand Federal Cross of Merit 1969 of the BDA Baden-Württemberg 1970 Order Pour le Mérite for Science and Arts In 1997, the Egon Eiermann Society was founded in Karlsruhe. In 2004, the Bundespost honored Eiermann with a special postage stamp. In Karlsruhe, Egon-Eiermann-Allee () was named after him in 2009. One of the lecture halls in the architectural building () of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology bears his name. The is an international ideas competition in architecture.