Export : Austrian architecture in Europe = Österreichische Architekten bauen für Europa / Markus Kristan (Hrsg.).

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Kristan, Markus, 1957-

Language:

English

German

Subjects (All):

Architecture, Austrian--Europe.

Architecture, Austrian.

Architecture--Austria--20th century.

Architecture.

Austria.

Europe.

Physical Description:

180 pages : illustrations ; 31 cm

Other Title:

Österreichische Architekten bauen für Europa

Place of Publication:

Wien ; London : Springer, [2003]

Language Note:

Text in English and German.

Summary:

Last century and particularly the last decades have brought forth an Austrian architecture that has come to stand within Europe for a particular quality, the projects of Austrian architects often winning European architectural competitions. The book offers an insight into how this architecture developed through the twentieth century, and documents in the main section the years 1980-2002. A view of successful projects and ones to be completed points to the way ahead.

Contents:

Export 1900-1980 11

Export 1980-2002 31

IBA Residential Project, Berlin-Kreuzberg, Germany, 1980-85, Wilhelm Holzbauer 32

St. Judas Thaddeus Catholic Parish Church, Neureut/Karlsruhe, Germany, 1980-89, Ottokar Uhl 38

Museum of Modern Art, Frankfurt/Main, Germany, 1983-91, Hans Hollein 44

Art and Exhibition Hall, Bonn, Germany, 1986-92, Gustav Peichl 50

Goethe University Biology Center, Frankfurt/Main, Germany, 1988-93, Wilhelm Holzbauer 56

Landeszentralbank Potsdam, Berlin, Germany, 1991-97, Ortner & Ortner 60

Experimental Residential Project, Stuttgart, Germany, 1993, Szyszkowitz-Kowalski 66

Groninger Museum, East Pavilion, Groningen, The Netherlands, 1993-95, Coop Himmelb(I)au 70

UFA Cinema Palace, Dresden, Germany, 1993-98, Coop Himmelb(I)au 76

Haus am Zwinger, Dresden, Germany, 1993-99, Heinz Tesar 82

Holz-Altenried Company Building, Hergatz, Germany, 1994-85, Baumschlager & Eberle 88

Kuppersbuschgelande Residential Project, Gelsenkirchen, Germany, 1994-96, Szyszkowitz - Kowalski 92

Vulcania, Clermont-Ferrand, France, 1994-2002, Hans Hollein 98

Festival House, Baden-Baden, Germany, 1995-98, Wilhelm Holzbauer 104

ARD Capital City Television Studios, Berlin, Germany, 1995-99, Ortner & Ortner 110

Embassies of the Nordic Countries, Berlin, Germany, 1995-99, Berger+Parkkinen 116

Glass Pavilion, Neuilly sur Seine, Paris, France, 1996, Dietmar Feichtinger 122

Zurich Theater, Cultural Center and Workshop, Zurich, Switzerland, 1996-2000, Ortner & Ortner 126

Austrian Embassy, Berlin, Germany, 1996-2001, Hans Hollein 130

Munich Studio Theater, New Building, Munich, Germany, 1997-2001, Gustav Peichl 136

Haus am Gendarmenmarkt, Berlin, Germany, 1997-2001, Heinz Tesar 142

Reichsparteitagsgelande Documentation Center, Nuremberg, Germany, 1998-2001, Gunther Domenig 148

Munchener Ruck-Insurance, Munich, Germany, 1998-2002, Baumschlager & Eberle 154

Future Export 161

Passarelle Bercy-Tolbiac, Paris, France, 1998-, Dietmar Feichtinger 162

Hamburg-Altona Train Station Center, Hamburg, Germany, 2000-, Berger+Parkkinen 163

Quiagen Company, Hilden/Dusseldorf, Germany, 2000-, Szyszkowitz-Kowalski 164

BMW Theme Park and Center, Munich, Germany, 2001-, Coop Himmelb(I)au 165

Bode Museum Refurbishment, Berlin, Germany, 2001-, Heinz Tesar 166

Home for the Elderly "Wilhelm-Eck", Berlin, Germany, 2002-, Peichl+Partner 167

ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 2002-, Baumschlager & Eberle 168

ONUSIDA, Geneva, Switzerland, 2002-, Baumschlager & Eberle 169

Mont Saint Michel Walkway, Normandy, France, 2002-, Dietmar Feichtinger 170

Stadtpark Office Building, Nuremberg, Germany, 2003-, Szyszkowitz-Kowalski 171

Goetheplatz Square Design, Wolfsburg, Germany, 2003-, Szyszkowitz-Kowalski 172.

ISBN:

3211838422 :

OCLC:

51482190