Christina Capetillo Books

Uden for myldretid

By Helene Schytter, Henrik Saxgren, Soren Moller Christensen

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The four photographers Christina Capetillo, Torben Eskerod, Carsten Ingemann and Henrik Saxgren have travelled through Denmarks outlying areas with the goal of creating images that will serve...

Questions of representations in architecture

By Christina Capetillo, Anna Elisabeth Toft

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The first significant Danish contribution to the current international debate on how architects' use of representations and visual media impact architecture. The book collects interviews with and a...

Arne Jacobsen

By Eric Messerschmidt, Arne Jacobsen, Anne Louise Sommer, Carsten Thau, Poul Erik Tojner, Peter Thule Kristensen, Michael Seridan, Christoffer Harlang, Felix Solaguren Beascoa, Christina Capetillo, Juhani Pallasmaa, Kjeld Vindum, Ken Rivad, Kenneth Frampton

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