Sauerbruch Hutton is an award-winning, international agency for architecture, urbanism and design. Its architecture is always in the context of the city and combines functionality with an ecological performance that goes far beyond purely technical aspects. Projects such as the police station in Berlin, the Federal Environment Agency in Dessau or the Sammlung Brandhorst Museum in Munich demonstrate a convincing use of materiality and colour. Founded in 1989 by Matthias Sauerbruch and Louisa Hutton, the agency today works on a wide variety of projects worldwide - including housing, museum, educational institution and office high-rise buildings -, impressing with precisely detailed, ecologically conscious, and urbanistically sophisticated designs.This monograph on the Sauerbruch Hutton agency looks behind the scenes, describes processes and comprises one thing in particular: many building details. Product details Format Hardback | 184 pages Dimensions 230 x 320 x 17.78mm | 1,202g Publication date 01 Sep 2019 Publisher De Gruyter Imprint Edition Detail Publication City/Country Berlin, Germany Language German Illustrations note ca. 250 Abb. ISBN10 3955534685 ISBN13 9783955534684
