Building Berlin - Volume 7

The latest architecture in and out of the capital

Architektenkammer Berlin - Collection Best of

182 pages, parution le 22/03/2018

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Architecture from and in Berlin has always been a reflection of the current global building sector and a trend indicator at the same time. Whether residential construction, landscape design, or traffic planning - the concepts developed in the German capital are internationally renowned. As every year, Building Berlin once again presents the most interesting projects of the past year.

Thematic essays that add a reflective dimension to the representative examples complement the presentation of the roughly 65 projects across eight chapters. This year, the volume focuses on the mega-theme of densification. The range of solutions for making a city more compact extend from closing gaps on small corner lots, via new buildings that utilize inner courtyard spaces or mini-houses for urban nomads, to temporary commercial architecture and the expansion of universities under the ground.

Projects:

Headquarter of Federal Intelligence Service in Berlin, Germany (Kleihues + Kleihues)
Communication and Information Center at Erfurt University, Germany (Nickl & Partner)
Stadium FK Krasnodar, Russia (gmp)...

Topics:

How Pop-up-Architecture Promotes Social Change
How to Preserve Open Spaces in Densified Cities
What are the Demands and Requirements on Youth Centers

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Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Braun
Auteur(s)	Architektenkammer Berlin
Collection	Best of
Parution	22/03/2018
Nb. de pages	182
Format	21.1 x 27
Couverture	Broché
Poids	950g
Intérieur	Quadri
EAN13	9783037682371
ISBN13	978-3-03768-237-1