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In this volume are gathered together the most important buildings and projects realized by the architect Max Dudler since 1986. The compact overview reveals how consistently Dudler has systematically developed his conceptual approach out of the history of architecture. The son of a Swiss stonemason and a student of Oswald Mathias Ungers, Dudler's continuous engagement with the European city has assured him a standing as one of the most distinctive and independent of the German-speaking architects. His many projects are each illustrated here on two to six pages of images, drawings, historical references and model views, with accompanying explanatory texts. Among the featured works are the Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development (Berlin), Museum Ritter (Waldenbuch), the celebrated Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Center (Berlin), and the new concert hall in Reutlingen.

Architecture, Modern --- Dudler, Max --- Modern architecture

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Architecture, Modern --- -Modern architecture --- History --- Modern architecture --- Analyse architecturale --- Histoire de l'architecture --- Architecture moderniste --- Panorama mondial --- 20e siècle

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Architectuurtheorie ; historiografie ; 20ste eeuw --- 72.01 --- Architectuur ; theorie, filosofie, esthetica --- Architecture, Modern --- Historiography --- Historiography. --- Architecture moderne --- Modern architecture --- Architecture [Modern ] --- 20th century --- Architecture, Modern - 20th century - Historiography

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This guide features 1,000 buildings in cities around the world, creating an unparalleled resource for any architect-- or armchair-traveler. It divides the world into eight regions, and the buildings are presented in a geographical sequence throughout the book. Country maps interspersed throughout each region indicate the location of individual projects. Short, descriptive text provides the name of the building, its architect, and completion date.

Architecture --- Architecture, Modern --- Architecture and tourism --- 72(036) --- Tourism and architecture --- Modern architecture --- Architectuur ; gidsen --- Tourism --- Modern [style or period] --- architecture [object genre] --- Guide d'architecture --- Architecture contemporaine

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Glas ist eines der faszinierendsten und vielseitigsten Baumaterialien der Architekturgeschichte. Die hier versammelten neuen Forschungsergebnisse thematisieren Glas an den Schnittstellen von Produktion, Konstruktionstechnologie und Baukultur. Sie untersuchen die zentrale Rolle von Flachglas in der Architektur, insbesondere seit dem 18. Jahrhundert, und diskutieren die In-situ-Restaurierung historischer Fenster und Glasfassaden sowie die Herausforderungen, dieses fragile Erbe zu bewahren. Die Themen reichen von der Flachglasherstellung in vorindustrieller Zeit bis zu den Möglichkeiten der Reparatur und der Wiederverwendbarkeit von Isolierverglasungen. Die Beiträge aus unterschiedlichsten Disziplinen schlagen Brücken zwischen den Natur- und Geisteswissenschaften und der Konservierung und Restaurierung von Kulturgut. Mit Beiträgen in englischer, deutscher und französischer Sprache Multidisziplinärer Exkurs in die Geschichte der Herstellung und Verwendung von Flachglas Von der Römerzeit bis heute Neue Perspektiven auf Flachglas als Baumaterial und Kulturerbe Glass is one of the most fascinating and versatile building materials in architectural history. The new insights into glass in architecture are the result of research at the intersection of glass production, construction technology and building culture. Coming from a variety of disciplines, the contributions bridge the divide between natural sciences, humanities and the preservation and restoration of cultural heritage. They explore the crucial role of flat glass in shaping architecture, particularly since the 18th century, and discuss the in-situ restoration of historic windows and glass façades and the importance of preserving this fragile heritage. The topics range from the manufacture of sheet glass in pre-industrial times to the possibilities of repair and reusability of insulating glazing. With contributions in English, German and French A multi-disciplinary survey of the history of the production and use of flat glass From the Roman times to the present day New insights on sheet glass as building material and cultural heritage

Architecture de verre --- Construction en verre --- Cultural Heritage. --- New Building. --- building material. --- glass production. --- industry. --- materiality. --- modern architecture. --- sheet glass. --- skyscraper. --- technology. --- transparency. --- window.