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Building Berlin, Vol. 8: The latest architecture in and out of the capital
Paperback / softback
Main Details
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Building Berlin, Vol. 8: The latest architecture in and out of the capital
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Authors and Contributors |
Edited by Architektenkammer Berlin
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:192 |
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Category/Genre | Architecture |
ISBN/Barcode |
9783037682487
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Classifications | Dewey:720.9431550905 |
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Braun Publishing AG
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Imprint |
Braun Publishing AG
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Publication Date |
14 March 2019 |
Publication Country |
Switzerland
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Description
A Meaningful Survey on New Architecture and Current Topics Architecture and the architectural discourse have become ever more important for the creative hub of Berlin. Whether new constructions or building redevelopments, interior design, landscape architecture or urban planning, projects related to the German capital stand for sophisticated concepts and high quality. The variety of ideas, the technical perfection with which it is implemented, and the attention to ecological aspects are essential factors which characterize the building culture in and from Berlin. The presentation of the 60 to 70 projects in eight chapters is accompanied by essays on exemplary aspects. These range from the architectural significance of Berlin for tourism, new interior design trends for bars and restaurants, and look at the newly developed city quarters and their relationship to neighboring local subculture scenes. A Meaningful Survey on New Architecture and Current Topics Architecture and the architectural discourse have become ever more important for the creative hub of Berlin. Whether new constructions or building redevelopments, interior design, landscape architecture or urban planning, projects related to the German capital stand for sophisticated concepts and high quality. The variety of ideas, the technical perfection with which it is implemented, and the attention to ecological aspects are essential factors which characterize the building culture in and from Berlin. The presentation of the 60 to 70 projects in eight chapters is accompanied by essays on exemplary aspects. These range from the architectural significance of Berlin for tourism, new interior design trends for bars and restaurants, and look at the newly developed city quarters and their relationship to neighboring local subculture scenes.
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