Hertzberger's structuralism pictured in fascinating black and white photographs
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Hermann Hertzberger
Strukturalismus / Structuralism
The architect Herman Hertzberger (*1932) is the most important representative of Dutch Structuralism. This movement, which emerged in 1960, is highly regarded in modern architecture and takes as its starting point an archetypal behaviour of humankind. Consequently, buildings must satisfy both the individual and the social needs of those who use them: architecture must be “inviting”.
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Hertzberger gained international recognition for his office buildings, schools and housing estates created between 1968 and 1990. In addition to fair-faced concrete and glass, they make use above all of precast concrete blocks, a “poor” construction material which contributes to their unique character. The Munich-based architectural photographer Klaus Kinold has focused on Hertzberger’s masterpieces from a very early stage; his masterful pictures are also of historical value because some of the buildings have since undergone changes.
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Ed. Klaus Kinold
Photographer Klaus Kinold
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Photographs by Klaus Kinold
Text: English / German80 pages, 83 illustrations
21 x 31.5 cm, cloth with dust jacket
ISBN: 978-3-7774-3662-3
Keywords
Architecture, Photography, 20th century
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