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Karl Schwanzer : Architektur, Fotographie : drei Bauten = Architecture, photography : three buildings / herausgegeben von Leonie Manhardt ; fotographiert von Sigrid Neubert.

LIBRA NA1011.5.S39 A4 2005
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Schwanzer, Karl.
Contributor:
Neubert, Sigrid.
Manhardt, Leonie.
Language:
German
Subjects (All):
Schwanzer, Karl.
Architectural photography.
Architecture--Germany--History--20th century--Pictorial works.
Architecture.
Germany.
History.
Genre:
Pictorial works.
Illustrated works.
Physical Description:
139 pages : illustrations ; 27 x 30 cm
Other Title:
Architektur, Fotographie : drei Bauten
Architecture, photography : three buildings
Place of Publication:
Wien ; New York : Springer, 2005.
Summary:
Considered one of Austria's most prominent architects, Karl Schwanzer has mentored many of the country's contemporary designers. Three of Schwanzer's best known buildings--"his residential building in Vienna, BMW building in Munich, and Austrian Embassy in Brasilia--"were all lovingly photographed on completion by Sigrid Neubert.
"Architecture--"Photography, Karl Schwanzer: Three Buildings" uses Sigrid Neubert's dramatic photographs of Schwanzer's architecture to document a unique collaboration between an architect and a photographer while also exploring fundamental issues in architectural photography. Currently the only book on Schwanzer's architecture available, this volume also features essays by students and peers of Karl Schwanzer.
Notes:
Includes index.
ISBN:
3211237690
OCLC:
60846156

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