Berlin - The architecture guide

Chris van Uffelen, Hans Wolfgang Hoffmann, Philipp Meuser, Rainer Haubrich

384 pages, parution le 18/07/2011

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Résumé

"No doubt, this is the most judicious guide through Berlin"
Wolf J. Siedler in "Die Welt" about the 1st edition 2002

Berlin is not just the capital city and largest metropolis in Germany. It is also characterised by its most varying architectural landscape.

The present architecture guide provides access to this structural spectrum. Three proven experts guide the reader through all the historical architectural eras - from the middle ages right through to the present. The chronological sequence and the high-quality color photos clearly reflect the typical characteristic of every era. As well as approximately 500 individual buildings, the most prominent architects of Berlin and every era are introduced and portrayed. Several route suggestions provide the interested city wanderer with some direction.

L'auteur - Chris van Uffelen

Historien de l'art, Chris van Uffelen est un auteur indépendant. Il s'intéresse en particulier à l'architecture médiévale, au modernisme classique et à l'art des bâtisseurs de notre époque. Il a rédigé de nombreux articles de revues et plusieurs livres sur ce dernier thème. Par ailleurs, il a contribué à maintes reprises à des encyclopédies d'histoire de l'art et d'architecture.

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Sommaire

Extensive historical outline of the architecture
Chronolocial order
Portraits of important architects
Route suggestions to discover Berlin's buildings by foot
Map of public transportation included

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Braun
Auteur(s)	Chris van Uffelen, Hans Wolfgang Hoffmann, Philipp Meuser, Rainer Haubrich
Parution	18/07/2011
Nb. de pages	384
Format	13,5 x 24
Couverture	Broché
Poids	872g
Intérieur	Quadri
EAN13	9783037680834
ISBN13	978-3-03768-083-4