To view prices and purchase online, please login or create an account now.



Architects on Architects

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Architects on Architects
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Dietrich Fink
By (author) Uta Graff
By (author) Nils Rostek
By (author) Julian Wagner
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:240
Dimensions(mm): Height 240,Width 170
Category/GenreTheory of architecture
ISBN/Barcode 9783777433080
ClassificationsDewey:720.922
Audience
General
Illustrations 120 Illustrations, color

Publishing Details

Publisher Hirmer Verlag
Imprint Hirmer Verlag
Publication Date 14 November 2019
Publication Country Germany

Description

Outstanding architects of our time at the Faculty of Architecture of the Technical University Munich spoke under the heading Architects on Architects about their predecessors from previous generations who influenced the way they see architecture. Viewed from a present-day perspective, the focus lay on the relevance of concepts and ideas across the generations and on their adaptation for the world today. The format and diversity of the lectures provided in particular an opportunity to participate in the transfer of ideas and the discussions on the subject of building culture. The additional personal conversations between the architects presenting the lectures and renowned architectural theorists and artists examine the subject in greater depth and are now published for the first time in the form of this book.

Author Biography

Dietrich Fink is professor of urban architecture at the Technical University of Munich, where Uta Graff is professor of architectural design and conception, Nils Rostek is a research associate for architectural design and conception, and Julian Wagner is a research associate for urban architecture.

Reviews

"Architects on Architects features eight architects discussing roughly the same number of architects: architects who influenced their education and/or practice. . . . [The collection is] commendable, in the way it asks architects to discuss other architects, not just themselves."--John Hill "Daily Dose of Architecture Books"