Author/Authors :
Andrew Peckham، نويسنده , , Torsten Schmiedeknecht، نويسنده ,
Abstract :
In January 2007, guest-editors Andrew Peckham and Torsten Schmiedeknecht met with OM Ungers in the library of his Belvederestrasse house in Cologne Müngersdorf.1 A round table discussion followed, with the architect, his wife, daughter and archivist, prompting a series of dialogues with Ungers centred on his built works, projects, thinking and teaching. The authors gained a unique insight into Ungersʹ varied and often influential career, and took the opportunity to re-examine the preconceptions surrounding it. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Keywords :
Hans Hollhoff and Max Dudler , social housing at Niehl , square modular cladding , Wallraf-Richartz Museum project , Friedrichstrasse Arcades , Structuralism , From Cities Within Cities , Glashütte Villa , Urban Islands in a Metropolitan Sea , House III , Berlin International Building Exhibition (IBA) , house without qualities , OM Ungersי architecture , Josef Kleihues , Learning from OM Ungers , OM Ungers: Cosmos of Architecture , Congrès Internationaux dיArchitecture Moderne (CIAM) , Erika Mühlthaler , the Smithsons , Nikolaus Kuhnert , Team 10 , Architectureיs Right to an Autonomous Language , to idealise nothing , Frankfurt Architecture Museum and Trade Fair , Reinhard Gieselmann , Rem Koolhaas , Belvederestrasse House , Alan Colquhoun , Rational Architecture , Axel Schultes , Casabella , Cartesian grid , Cologne Grünzug-Süd planning study
