As part of a university-internal research funding project, the corporate estate of the Both company is being taken over and made accessible, and a REH is being restored in accordance with the preservation order for subsequent use on the campus of the Wismar University.

To establish a basis for an extensive digitisation the Wismar University created an internal research fund and started digitalising essential components of the archive. After the successful completion of the BMBF-project the data was stored in a database that is a digital finding aid available for research purposes. The first of the analogue archive documents has already been uploaded to the database.

Project funding through the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) in the course of the programme “Vernetzen – Erschließen – Forschen. Allianz für universitäre Sammlungen”. In cooperation with the Architecture Archive of the Akademie der Künste, Berlin, the Müther-Archive was able to secure the estate.

“To bring one of the landmarks of the port city Sassnitz on Rügen back to its former glory, the Kurmuschel is to be restored. Support for the municipality comes in form of the Wüstenrot Stiftung, which, according to its managing director, will pay for the restoration.

Time has taken its toll on the architectural ensemble, which was put under a preservation order in 2014. Paint is peeling off the shell construction, parts have broken off the adjacent pergola left and right. Building physicists, restorers and preservation experts sent by the Wüstenrot Stiftung in Ludwigsburg already took a closer look at the Kurmuschel and compiled their findings in a feasibility study. The construction work is planned for the autumn with an estimated cost of 300.000 euros.

Afterwards the municipality wants to take care of the renovation of the pergola and surrounding square. According to the head of building authorities Claudia Klemens the city has already budgeted the cost out of the city’s funding programme.

The Wüstenrot Stiftung issued its very own memorial project, focussing on post-war constructions. Projects like the restoration of the Kurmuschel in Sassnitz are paid by the equity business’ profit distribution. 66 percent of the Wüstenrot-Bausparkasse equities belong to the Wüstenrot Stiftung.”

Udo Buriwtz, Ostseezeitung

Restaurant pavilion in the Bürgergarten in Templin, 1967 constructed according to Ulrich Müther’s plans.

On the 26^th of February in 2019 representatives from various archives, the German Chamber of Architects and Chamber of Engineers, the "Bund Deutscher Architekten" (BDA), the ”Bund Deutscher Baumeister” (BDB), the City of Wismar and the Wismar University held a colloquium on the founding and thematic orientation of a prospective Architecture Archive. The objective is to obtain important documents of architectural history and preserve them in order to make them available for research and the interested public.

Dr. Andreas Schätzke, research associate of the BMBF-Project was invited by the Kunstverein Stralsund to speak on the subject of “Ulrich Müther and the modernist architecture of the GDR” on Wednesday, the 24^th of October 2018.

On the 18^th of October 2018 the restaurant “Teepott” built and designed by Erich Kaufmann, Hans Fleischhauer, Carl-Heinz Pastor and Ulrich Müther in Rostock-Warnemünde 1968 was awarded by the Federal Chamber of Engineers as the 23^rd building with the title of “Historisches Wahrzeichen der Ingenieurbaukaunst in Deutschland”.

A special exhibition was shown at the “Haus des Gastes” in the context of the “Ulrich Müther” themed week in Binz on Rügen from the 17^th-21^st of September 2018.

The Chamber of Architects Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Kammergruppe Nordwestmecklenburg) conducted a Day of Action in the “Alte Mensa” of the Wismar University on the 8^th of September 2018. The canteen is a shell construction of Ulrich Müther in cooperation with architects Arno Claus Martin and Siegfried Fischer.

On the 18^th and 19^th of January 2018 Prof. Matthias Ludwig, head of the Müther-Archiv, and Dr. Andreas Schätzke, research associate of the BMBF-project, spoke on the subject of “Komplexe Kooperationen. Zu Rolle Ulrich Müthers im Bauwesen der GDR”/“Complex Cooperation. On Ulrich Müther’s role in the construction industry of the GDR“. This was during the 15^th Workshop Discussion about the architectural and planning history of the GDR at the Leibniz Institute for Research on Society and Space (IRS) in Erkner.

On the 17^th of September 2015 Prof. Matthias Ludwig, head of the Müther-Archiv, offered an architectural tour with Dr. Erik Maroko by bus and a concert with Carolina Eyck at Müther’s lifeguard tower on the beach of Binz on the island of Rügen. This programme, part of the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival,  was titled “Auf den Spuren des DDR-Architekten Ulrich Müther“/“Following in the footsteps of the GDR architect Ulrich Müther”, and was part of the series “Unerhörte Orte”/”Unheard places”.

26^th of February-6^th of April 2014: Exhibition at the Architekturgalerie Am Weißenhof in Stuttgart.

5^th-11^th of April 2009: Exhibition at the Architekturforum Zürich.

April and May 2007: Exhibition at the Kunstverein Rügen in Putbus.