Architects Books

Bruno Flierl

By Christiane Wolf

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Saxa loquuntur, lass die Steine reden!

By Hans Heinz Schutt

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Honorarordnung fur Architekten und Ingenieure

By Johannes Schaetzell

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Bruno Lambart

By Alexandra Apfelbaum

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Konstanty Gutschow 1902 1978

By Sylvia Necker

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Hamburg gehörte seit 1934 zu den fünf 'Führerstädten', die das NS-Regime durch grossmassstäbliche Planungen und Architektur repräsentierten sollten. Verantwortlich war ein junger Hamburger Architek...

Zwischen Avantgarde und Salon

By Casar Pinnau

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Von Hamburg nach Hangzhou

By Bernhard Winking

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Bernhard Hermkes

By Giacomo Calandra Di Roccolino

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Die Konstruktion der Grossmarkthalle am Oberhafen war ingeniös und wurde als eines der wenigen international anerkannten Gebäude der jungen Bundesrepublik wahrgenommen. Die elegante Kennedybrücke u...

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