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Hiroshi Sugimoto: Architecture
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Hiroshi Sugimoto: Architecture

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Seit 1997 fotografiert Hiroshi Sugimoto, bekannt für seine faszinierenden, mit extrem langen Belichtungszeiten aufgenommenen Fotografien von Wachsfiguren und leeren Kinosälen, auch Ikonen der Architektur des 20. Jahrhunderts. In diesen unscharfen und zeitlich nicht einzuordnenden Arbeiten erfasst er so verschiedene Gebäude wie das Empire State Building oder Le Corbusiers Nôtre Dame du Haut.

Deutschlandscape - German Pavilion Venice Biennale 2004
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Deutschlandscape - German...

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Dostępność: na zamówienie The catalogue accompanying the exhibition at the German pavilion at 9th Venice architecture biennial, 2004. An overview of over 35 contemporary architectural projects in Germany which manifest themselves in peripheral urban areas, suburban and de-industrialised zones.
J. MAYER H. (Jürgen Mayer H.)
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J. MAYER H. (Jürgen Mayer H.)

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Dostępność: na zamówienie A complete survey of the work of J. Mayer H., whose very first building won them the coveted Mies van der Rohe Emerging Architect Prize in 2003. J. MAYER H. Architects, founded in Berlin in 1996 by Jürgen Mayer H., has won a number of awards for their extraordinary work. In recent years, they have created a furor with attention-getting buildings such as the new commons for the Universität Karlsruhe or the AdA 1 offices in Hamburg.

Ready for Take-Off Contemporary German Export Architecture
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Ready for Take-Off...

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Dostępność: na zamówienie An increasing number of German architects are “ready for take-off” into the league of global players in architecture. The firms selected for this publication are all currently working on their first large-scale projects outside of Germany.

The Chichu Art Museum Tadao Ando builds for Walter De Maria, James Turrell, and Claude Monet
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The Chichu Art Museum Tadao...

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Dostępność: na zamówienie On the Japanese island of Naoshima, star architect Tadao Ando has developed a new museum building designed especially for spectacular works by Claude Monet, Walter de Maria and James Turrell. One of the most recent achievements in the brilliant career of Japanese architect Tadao Ando is a spectacular structure composed of basic geometric forms. Situated on the island of Naoshima off the picturesque coast of western Japan, the Chichu Art Museum provides a congenial setting for the presentation of an exquisite selection of undisputed masterpieces of artistic reduction, including a monumental sculpture by Walter De Maria, meditative light installations by James Turrell, and a series of Claude Monet's incomparable Water Lilies. 

Skira Yearbook of World Architecture 2007-2008
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Skira Yearbook of World...

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Dostępność: na zamówienie Skira presents the first-ever architecture yearbook to take stock of global architecture. Although there are several national yearbooks, such as the Dutch Yearbook, Riba Yearbook, and German Yearbook, there are no publications on the international market that take this global approach. The Skira Architecture Yearbook features over one hundred of the most interesting projects built or designed during the past year.

JEAN TSCHUMI:ARCHITECTURE AT FULL SCALE
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JEAN TSCHUMI:ARCHITECTURE...

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Jean Tschumi: Architecture at Full Scale is the first book on the Swiss architect who, after his training at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, entered the polemical field of modernity and its technological expression. Interrupted by his tragic death in 1962 at the age of 57, Tschumi’s work is rich in theoretical questions. What is the meaning of design at full scale, not just for carpets, tables, or armchairs? Why does the architect study his compositions at the minimal scale of a "postage stamp"? Is furniture the starting point of architecture? Why should the project be studied through the systematical use of variants? Does the future of the city lie in the planning of deep underground systems?