Der Flügelhausgrundriss / Christoph Mäckler, Mischa Bosch.

Title & Author:

Der Flügelhausgrundriss / Christoph Mäckler, Mischa Bosch.

Publication:

Berlin : Jovis, [2026]
©2026

Description:

132 pages : numerous illustrations, plans ; 25 cm

Series:

Bücher zur Stadtbaukunst ; Band 14

Summary:

The Flügelhaus—a residential building with wings extending to the rear from a main structure on the street—is a type of European urban architecture well suited to contemporary needs. Its rear wings serve a variety of purposes—social, ecological, and economic, reflecting carefully considered urban design. Creating courtyards and gardens, they also reduce street space and lower infrastructure costs. The book demonstrates how this European typology supports key concepts in today’s city planning and urban design, including the sponge city, the social city, and the compact city. A sunlight study, insights into climate-conscious and energy-efficient construction, and examples of both subsidized and market-rate housing leave no doubt: Flügelhäuser help create vibrant, livable urban spaces. --https://www.degruyterbrill.com/ viewed on 9/8/2026.

ISBN:

9783986120849 paperback
398612084X

Subject:

Apartment houses Designs and plans.
Immeubles d'habitation Dessins et plans.

Added entries:

Mäckler, Christoph, 1951- author.
Bosch, Mischa, author
Bücher zur Stadtbaukunst ; Bd. 14.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 328047
Call No.: 328047
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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