Sauerbruch Hutton : colour in architecture / photographs by Noshe; edited by Matthias Sauerbruch, Louisa Hutton.
Contributor(s): Hutton, Louisa
| Sauerbruch, Matthias | NoshePublisher: Berlin : Distanz Verlag, 2012Description: 285 p. col. ill. 33 cm001: 14773ISBN: 9783942405386Subject(s): ArchitectureDDC classification: 720.92 SAU
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| OS 720.92 PHA 100 architects : 10 x 10.2 and 10 critics | OS 720.92 PIA Piano : Renzo piano building workshop 1966-2005 / | OS 720.92 SAA Eero Saarinen on his work: a selection of buildings dating from 1947 to 1964 | OS 720.92 SAU Sauerbruch Hutton : colour in architecture / | OS 720.92 WAT Gaudi pop-ups / | OS 720.92 WRI Frank Lloyd Wright / | OS 720.94 BAY 1000 x European architecture / |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Sauerbruch and Hutton are unique among contemporary architects in their redefinition of colour as an essential material of architecture. The polychromatic treatment of their buildings created over the past twenty years reflect and concentrate the colours, forms and energies of the contemporary city. Simultaneously image and sculpture, ornament and text, they allow the complex technical reality of a building to disappear behind a powerful aesthetic experience. Beside Sauerbruch Hutton's renowned buildings such as the GSW Headquarters in Berlin, the Federal Environmental Agency Dessau or Munich's Brandhorst Museum, this book also shows their more recent work. Highlighting the sensual force of colour, Noshe's vibrant photographs reveal the architects' search for the expression of an architecture of sustainability that transcends both technical perfection and energyefficient performance. Words by Jonathan Glancey, Louisa Hutton and Matthias Sauerbruch complement the photographs.
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