Wolfgang Voigt Books

Das gro C e Humboldt Bridge Buch
Der Eisenbahnkonig, oder, Rumanien lag in Linden
Das Bremer Haus. Wohnungsreform und Stadtebau in Bremen 1880 - 1940
HAMBURG AHOI!
HAMBURG AHOI!

By Voigt Wolfgang

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Dissonanz und Klangfarbe
Dissonanz und Klangfarbe

By Voigt Wolfgang

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Der Eisenbahnkonig oder Rumanien lag in Linden: Materialien zur Sozialgeschichte des Arbeiterwohnungsbaus mit Beispielen aus Hannovers Fabrikvorort Linden
Hans und Oskar Gerson. Hanseatische Moderne. Bauten in Hamburg und im kalifornischen Exil 1907 - 1957.
Untersuchungen zur Formantbildung in Klangen von Fagott und Dulzianen
Ready For Take-Off: Contemporary German Export Architecture
Ready For Take-Off: Contemporary German Export Architecture

By Wolfgang Voigt, Claus Käpplinger, Peter Cachola Schmal, Thomas Welter, Anna Hesse, Klaus Rollenhagen, Tatjana Steidl

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Herausgeber: Anna Hesse, Peter Cachola Schmal. Exhibition Catalog. Book Is Concered With Exported Architecture By German Architects.

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Ernst May 1886 1970
Ernst May 1886 1970

By Ernst May, Claudia Quiring, Peter Cachola Schmal, Barr Helen Dr. Phil, Voigt Wolfgang, Eckhard Herrel

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"This book provides an overview of the work of Ernst May, one of the outstanding figures of classic modernist architecture. Exhibition Itinerary: Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt am Main, Jul...

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