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Berlin : Widder, 1929.
Zwangswirtschaft und Wohnungswesen / von Max J. Wolff.
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The Berlin design guide
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The Berlin Design Guide is a practical handbook for anyone who wants to get to know this seething metropolis and its creative hotspots. From the Buchstabenmuseum, an innovative museum devoted to letterforms, to the Mauerpark, a stretch of green that follows the former path of the Berlin Wall; from Prenzlauer Berg's popular Bonanza Coffee Heroes to our own Gestalten Space;(...)
The Berlin design guide
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The Berlin Design Guide is a practical handbook for anyone who wants to get to know this seething metropolis and its creative hotspots. From the Buchstabenmuseum, an innovative museum devoted to letterforms, to the Mauerpark, a stretch of green that follows the former path of the Berlin Wall; from Prenzlauer Berg's popular Bonanza Coffee Heroes to our own Gestalten Space; from legendary concert venue SO36 to the iconic ICC--the book features various tours that reveal the city's epicenters in architecture, design, art, and fashion. The listings are supplemented by interviews and portraits of local creatives from these fields that give personal insight into the city's infectious dynamic. It is a comprehensive address book and insider's guide to the city's creative scene.
Guides des villes
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Organized by district, this guide provides information on the most significant buildings in Berlin and its suburbs. Each entry has a photograph as well as an explanatory text providing name, date, address, and architect of the sites.
Berlin : the buildings of Europe
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Organized by district, this guide provides information on the most significant buildings in Berlin and its suburbs. Each entry has a photograph as well as an explanatory text providing name, date, address, and architect of the sites.
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252 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.
[Washington, D.C.] : [Smithsonian Institution?], [1965]
Dürer and his time / an exhibition from the collection of the Print Room, State Museum, Berlin Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz, circulated by the Smithsonian Institution, 1965-1966, [shown at] National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C ... [and three other museums].
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Berlin, Kalkverlag, 1927.
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34 pages : illustrations ; 32 cm
[Berlin] : [Laurig], [193-?]
Wie ich baue : Architekt Hans Meyer, Giessen.
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Berlin is not just the capital city and largest metropolis in Germany. It is also characterised by its most varying architectural landscape. The present architecture guide, now in its third expanded and updated version, creates an access to this structural spectrum. Proven experts guide the reader through all the histrotical architectural eras - from the middle ages(...)
Berlin: the architecture guide
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Berlin is not just the capital city and largest metropolis in Germany. It is also characterised by its most varying architectural landscape. The present architecture guide, now in its third expanded and updated version, creates an access to this structural spectrum. Proven experts guide the reader through all the histrotical architectural eras - from the middle ages right through the present. The chronological sequence and the high-quality colour photos clearly reflect the typical characteristic of every era. As well as approximately 500 individual buildings, the most prominent architects of Berlin and every era are introduced and protrayed.
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Berlin : [Deutsche Evangelische Heimstättengesellschaft m.b.H.], Oktober 1929., Berlin : Buchdruckerei Hiehold & Co.
Bericht über die Entwicklung der Deutschen evangelischen Heimstätten-Gesellschaft m.b.H.
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Berlin : Wasmuth, [1900]-
Aus der Kunst-Schmiede-Eisen-Sammlung des Architekten Friedr. Hasselmann in München.
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The Jewish Museum in Berlin tells the story of German-Jewish history from the fourth century to the present. It consists of two buildings: the first, a former courthouse, was built in the eighteenth century, and the second, a massive extension that opened to the public in 2001, was designed by the world-renowned architect Daniel Libeskind (born 1946). Libeskind's building(...)
Daniel Libeskind: Jewish Museum Berlin
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The Jewish Museum in Berlin tells the story of German-Jewish history from the fourth century to the present. It consists of two buildings: the first, a former courthouse, was built in the eighteenth century, and the second, a massive extension that opened to the public in 2001, was designed by the world-renowned architect Daniel Libeskind (born 1946). Libeskind's building is comprised of a zinc façade and a set of three underground allegorical roads. The first leads to the main stairs, and by implication to the continuation of Berlin's history in the Museum; the second leads outdoors into the E.T.A. Hoffmann Garden, representing the exile and emigration of the Jews from Germany; and the third road leads to a dead end, representing “the Holocaust void.” This road cuts through the ensemble as a whole, and evokes, in the architect's words, “that which can never be exhibited when it comes to Jewish Berlin history: humanity reduced to ashes.” For Libeskind, a Polish Jew raised not far from Berlin who lost many relatives in the Holocaust, this extraordinary building was an intensely personal undertaking with numerous responsibilities. This volume details this most freighted and complex of buildings.
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