JOVIS Catalog 2020

2020 

ARCHITECTURE 

URBANISM 

LANDSCAPE

Technical Administration Building of Hoechst AG, Frankfurt (Main) © Photo: Kris Scholz, 

in: 100 Jahre Moderne in Hessen. Von der Reichsgründung bis zur Ölkrise. Ein Architekturführer, p. 221

Das gelobte Land der Moderne 3 

Typisch Posener 4 

Surfing Bauhaus. Hessen + Typography 5 

100 Jahre Moderne in Hessen 6 

Adaptive Re-Use 8 

Zentralitäten 4.0 9 

Auroville. The City the Earth Needs 10 

The Improvisation of Space 12 

A Glossary of Urban Voids 13 

Amplifier and Complement 14 

Shaping Diversity 16 

Crossing Borders—Activating Spaces 16 

Digital City Science 17 

Stadträume bauen 18 

Multiple Campus 19 

Vom Ruhrgebiet zur Metropole Ruhr 20 

Dortmunder Passagen 21 

Düsseldorf 22 

Beyond the Port City 23 

Architectures of Science 24 

Public! 26 

Architectural Policy in Finland 27 

visions4people 28 

Neo-Historismus? 29 

The Big Asian Book of Landscape Architecture 30 

Räume für Kinder 32 

Fuzhou Strait Culture and Art Centre 33 

The Future Is Up 34 

speech: 23—Industrial 36 

speech: 24—Temporary 36 

TCHOBAN VOSS Architects 37 

New Social Housing 38 

Experiment Wohnbau 40 

Ausbauhaus 41 

Lincoln Revisited 42 

Re:Eden 43 

What Is Co-dividuality? 44 

Funktionen der Architektur 45 

GAM.16—gewohnt: un/common 46 

Raummaschine 47 

City Life Collage 48 

Raumreiz 49 

Hochweit 2019 49 

The Photobook in Art and Society 51 

Frauenkloster Klosterfrauen 52 

Rapport 54 

Kunst im UmBau 55 

Formful Wood 56 

Heimliche Welten im Neuen Palais 57 

Monastic 58 

From our Backlist 60 

Authors and Editors 63 

Academic Partners 64

Jerusalem, The National Library of Israel, 1960, photo: private

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#reisefotografie #gustafdalman 

Das gelobte Land 

der Moderne 

Deutsche Reisefotografien zwischen Aleppo und Alexandria 

Karin Berkemann 

Gustaf Dalman did not place much stock in snapshots. When the German theologian 

traveled between Aleppo and Alexandria beginning in 1899, he took his 

time. He observed, made use of his notebook and a plate camera: with objectivity 

and style, always treating his counterpart as an equal, be it a human being or a 

folding shovel. Until his death in 1941, Dalman collected around 20,000 photographs 

in Greifswald—taken by himself and by others—of a cultural landscape 

moving toward modernity. For the first time, the theologian and art historian Karin 

Berkemann will comprehensively evaluate this collection: unique in Europe, from 

the perspective of visual studies, comparing it with photographs taken by German 

travelers from 1948 onwards, after the founding of the State of Israel. Some of 

these photographers used the camera to seek out what was ancient, while others 

looked for the signs of a new era. Spanning decades, the photographs today form 

a multilayered topography of a region considered sacred by three world religions 

and countless others with a belief in culture. 

Elhosn, Teacher, 1899/1900, photo: Gustaf Dalman 

© Gustaf Dalman Institute Greifswald 

Hardcover 

approx. 20 × 26 cm 

256 pages, 170 col. and b/w 

German 

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06.2020 

Amman, 1959, photo: private, via WDR Digit

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#häusergeschichten #juliusposener 

Typisch Posener 

Katrin Voermanek 

Without doubt, the most beautiful aspect of Julius Posener's legacy, lies in his 

language. Though trained as an architect, Posener changed the face of Berlin 

without constructing a single building. Instead, he used his writing to save buildings 

from demolition. In nine histories of individual buildings, Katrin Voermanek 

traces the footsteps of Posener, an architectural historian, critic, and activist 

who died in 1996. The book sheds light on how Posener advanced his fight 

to preserve architectural heritage and how he articulated his criticism of new 

buildings: sometimes impulsively, sometimes strategically, always grounded 

in a profound erudition, with humor and a gentle eloquence that remains 

unparalleled today. The short accounts—which include the Schaubühne, the 

Künstlerhaus Bethanien, the Babylon movie theater, and two villas by Hermann 

Muthesius, among others—bring to life Berlin's architectural Zeitgeist between 

the 1960s and 1990s and demonstrate both the necessity and effectiveness of 

committed architectural criticism. 

Softcover 

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152 pages, 16 unicol. 

German 

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ISBN 978-3-86859-593-2 

10.2019 

T ypisch Posener 

KATRIN VOERMANEK 

KATRIN VOERMANEK 

Typisch Posener 

ICC, 1980 © Landesarchiv Berlin 

Julius Posener, approx. 1985 © Baukunstarchiv / Jill Posener 

Kino Babylon, 1991 © Landesarchiv Berlin

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Surfing Bauhaus 

Hessen + Typography 

Links, Data, Texts, Quotes, References, 

and more 

Tobias Becker / Sandra Hoffmann Robbiani (eds.) 

JOVIS NEUES! 

ANKÜNDIGUNGS- 

COVER 

Every day, new artifacts related to the Bauhaus surface online, 

and with the 100 th anniversary of the school, the number is 

reaching a peak. Surfing Bauhaus confronts this flood of information 

and approaches the institution Bauhaus in a contemporary 

way. Becker and Hoffmann Robbiani focus on Bauhaus 

representatives who had a connection to Hesse and worked 

typographically. Using Internet search engines, they collect, 

filter, and combine digital results with material researched 

using more classic methods, from archives and libraries. In 

their search, the editors—a graphic designer and a professor 

of typography and communication design—work by association, 

provoking forms of digression and meandering, switching 

between English and German, and thus achieving an open 

perspective on the Bauhaus: a compilation of essays, links, 

data, references, and anecdotes, retrieved in 2019. No claim to 

completeness. 

With contributions by Kai Buchholz, Tine 

Melzer, Michael Mischler and Christoph 

Stähli Weisbrod, Sabrina Rahman, Dan 

Reynolds, and Florian Walzel 

#bauhaus100 #typografie 

S U R F ING 

BAUHAUS 

H E S SEN+ 

TYPOGRAPHY 

L I N K S , DATA , 

TEXTS, QUOTES, 

REFERENCES 

AND MORE 

TOBIAS BECKER 

SANDRA H.ROBBIANI 

Karl Peter Röhl, Komposition, 1926, Gouache on Cardboard, 

63 x 47,5 cm, Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen 

© Klassik Stiftung Weimar / Karl Peter Röhl Stiftung 

Softcover 

21 × 29.7 cm 

248 pages, num. col. and b/w 

English/German 

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12.2019

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100 Jahre Moderne 

in Hessen 

Von der Reichsgründung bis zur Ölkrise 

Ein Architekturführer 

Kai Buchholz / Philipp Oswalt (eds.) 

For many, flat roofs, white façades, and large glass surfaces—the so-called 

Bauhaus style—are hallmarks of modern architecture. On the occasion of the 

100 th anniversary of the Bauhaus as an internationally renowned institution, this 

unique architectural guide aims to correct such one-sided and reductive views. 

The development of new building types—whether railway stations or shopping 

centers, company headquarters or museums, zoos or nuclear power plants—is 

more important than outward appearance. Focusing on exemplary buildings in 

Hesse, the guide uncovers backgrounds and makes them tangible. The spectrum 

ranges from Ernst May’s residential house in Frankfurt to the Biblis nuclear power 

plant, Metzendorf’s buildings for the Odenwald School, the Ernst-Moritz-Arndt 

barracks in Neustadt, and the Frankfurt Zoological Garden. The book shows that 

modern surroundings rest upon architects whose different visions of people and 

society—cast in stone, concrete, steel, or glass—continue to decisively shape our 

everyday lives to this day. Clearly organized according to building types, with 

numerous illustrations, maps, and floor plans, the volume makes for stimulating 

reading. 

Hardcover 

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German 

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#bauhaus100 #hessen 

100 Jahre 

Moderne 

in 

Hessen 

Von der Reichsgründung 

bis 

zur Ölkrise 

Hg. Kai Buchholz und Philipp Oswalt 

Ein Architekturführer 

Hauptpost Marburg © Photo: Kris Scholz

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#Hashtag 

Hochzeitsturm Darmstadt © Photo: Kris Scholz

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#densification #postwarhousing 

Adaptive Re-Use 

Strategies for Post-War Modernist Housing 

Maren Harnack / Natalie Heger / Matthias Brunner (eds.) 

In prosperous regions, housing markets are under significant pressure. 

With the focus on preserving land and developing brownfield sites, postwar 

housing estates are being earmarked for densification, as their density 

is perceived as rather low and the ownership is often concentrated in the 

hands of only a few publicly owned housing associations. In this setting, 

postwar estates are in danger of losing their characteristic spatial structures 

and landscaping. 

Adaptive Re-Use discusses strategies for the development of post-war housing 

by referring to European case studies from the period of 1945 to 1975. 

The contributions in this edited volume show how housing estates from 

different European countries are listed and preserved, and how architectural 

fabric can be adapted to meet today’s needs, while exploring the strategies 

applied to ensure the future development of large-scale housing. 

Softcover 

16.5 × 24 cm 

192 pages, 50 col. 

English 

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2020

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#raumpolitik #digitalisierung 

Zentralitäten 4.0 

Raumpolitiken Im Zuge der Digitalisierung und neue Mobilität zeichnet sich auf dem ein rasanter Lande Wandel der Strukturen des 

Einzelhandels, der Mobilitätsangebote und der Daseinsvorsorge ab. Dieser Wandel 

Philipp beeinflusst Oswalt auch / Stefan die Ent-wicklung Rettich (eds.) der Mittelzentren in Deutschland. Angesichts 

zunehmender Disparitäten zwischen den ländlichen Räumen und den Metropolregionen 

the 1930s, verändert Walter Christaller sich die used Rolle new media der Mittelzentren to work out his ohnehin central place seit theory Jahren. by In counting 

telephone lines to identify centralities that connected multiple spaces. Today, digitization has 

a formative effect on space—on cities, the countryside, and mobility. Or when it is lacking, spatial 

oppositions Durch technologische are the result. The Neuerungen contributions wie to this Onlinehandel, book offer introductory autonomes examination Fahren oder of the 

effects Telemedizin of digitization ist damit on space zu rechnen, and deal with dass the manche topicality of zentralörtlichen Christaller’s central Funktionen place theory. noch The 

book weiter does modifiziert so both theoretically werden. and In practically, Zukunft werden by examining einzelne spatial kommunale policies of current Aufgaben regional durch 

development programs, different conceptions of public services, and the tasks of medium-sized 

Koproduktion zivilgesellschaftlicher Akteure gestützt, durch neue Angebote ersetzt 

centers in urban and rural areas. The second part of the book discusses which structural changes 

oder gar ganz entfallen, aber auch neue Aufgaben hinzukommen. 

are to be expected in the course of digitization, especially through new mobility, and how this might 

affect the attractiveness of rural areas and the tasks of medium-sized towns. Finally, it examines the 

causes of populist tendencies and experiences of loss produced by processes of globalization and 

Die ursprünglichen Steuerungsmodelle der Raumordnung, die unter ganz anderen 

social division, as well as right-wing extremist developments rural areas. 

ökonomischen und technischen Rahmenbedingungen entwickelt wurden, müssen 

langfristig an diese Veränderungen angepasst werden. 

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Alpen 

München 

Toskana des Nordens 

Nürnberg 

Chemnitz / Dresden 

Jena 

Erfurt 

A4 

Kassel 

Eisenach 

A9 

A38 

Göttingen 

Halle / Leipzig 

Mansfelder Land 

A38 

Nordhausen 

Sangerhausen 

Bad Lauterberg 

Herzberg am Harz 

Northeim 


A38 

B4 

B243 


Lutherstadt 

Eisleben 

Mansfeld 

B180 

Niederharz 

B27 

Hochharz 

Clausthal-Zellerfeld 

Bad Grund 

Osterode am Harz 

A7 

A14 

B86 

Thale 


Bernburg 

B6 

Aschersleben 

B6 

Quedlinburg 

B6 

Blankenburg 

Wernigerode 

B6 

Bad Harzburg 

Goslar 

B82 

Seesen 

Westharz Regenerativ 

Hannover 

A14 

Bad Salzgitter 

Halberstadt 

Magdeburg / Berlin 

Magdeburg 

Burgensaum / Industriegürtel 

Wolfsburg / 

Braunschweig 

Republic of Harz, Scenario for IBA Stadtumbau 2010 © KARO* / urbikon.com

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#rogeranger #idealisticcity 

Auroville. The City the Earth Needs 

Roger Anger’s Visions for Urbanism 

Anupama Kundoo 

Roger Anger (1923–2008) was one of the most prolific architects in France during the 1950s and 1960s. His 

unique architectural language is characterized by sculptural plasticity and individualized, timeless modernity. 

In 1965, he was appointed chief architect of Auroville, an idealistic city conceived in South India. The city’s 

founder, Mirra Alfassa, asked the architect to design “the city the earth needs” as a model city for 50,000 

inhabitants. The experimental nature of the Auroville project, in the context of rapidly urbanizing India, took 

up Alfassa’s whole-hearted attention, where he set standards for the city of the future that could serve as 

a replicable model. He also undertook work for other new towns in India such as Vijaynagar, Kudremukh, 

Faridabad, and Salem. 

Hardcover 

30.5 × 22.5 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 39.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-609-0 

12.2019

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#rogeranger #idealisticcity 

Auroville. The City the Earth Needs 

Roger Anger’s Visions for Urbanism 

Anupama Kundoo 

Also available in French: 

ISBN: 978-3-86859-618-2

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#christopherdell #urbandesign 

The Improvisation of Space 

Christopher Dell 

This volume investigates one of the most significant shifts in contemporary urban 

research: the shift from an object- to an action-related perspective on the city. 

Outlining a critical urban theory from an improvisational perspective, the book 

shows why this transition might change our understanding of the city at large 

and make us reconsider the role of architecture and urban design, as well as their 

representations. The German theorist, composer, and musician Christopher Dell, 

widely known for his performances and teaching in urban design, explores the 

question of making in a constellation of matter, things, embodiment, active living, 

and discourse. Insightful and engagingly written, this extraordinary volume offers, 

for the first time in English, a far-reaching narrative that examines the improvisation 

of space and reflects multifaceted aspects of the city today. The book 

assembles a unique collection of images and essays, providing a substantial new 

contribution and advancement in the field of urban research. 

THE IMPROVISATION OF SPACE 


THE 

IMPROVISATION 

OF 

SPACE 


Softcover 

17 × 24 cm 

256 pages, 50 b/w 

English 

EUR (D) 29.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-602-1 

11.2019 

Constructlab: Mont Réel. How to Build a mountain © Constructlab / Carla Rangel

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#urbanvoid #publicspace 

A Glossary of Urban Voids 

Sergio Lopez-Pineiro 

This book is a critiqued collection of over 200 terms regularly used to name the 

urban void, from terrain vague to buffer zone. As the landscape architect James 

Corner has pointed out, a void cannot be labeled because “to name it is to claim 

it in some way.” By listing existing terms, A Glossary of Urban Voids attempts to 

name the unnamable, to define that which should have no precise definition. 

It records terms, names, and labels used to designate leftover spaces, resulting 

from processes of urban abandonment, that originate from some kind of obsolescence 

or loss. In addition to their obvious consequences, these processes of 

abandonment open up space, liberating it from existing ideological frameworks 

(financial, capital, cultural …), allowing divergent spatialities to emerge, and ultimately 

offering opportunities to imagine and conceptualize an alternative type 

of public space. Using the glossary as an intellectual tool, this book presents the 

most relevant questions on the issue of the urban void and its potential role as 

public space. 

A 

Glossary 

of 

Urban 

Voids 

SERGIO 

LOPEZ-PINEIRO 

Softcover 

15 × 21 cm 

240 pages, 30 b/w 

English 

EUR (D) 28.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-604-5 


ABANDONED PROPERTY ABANDONMENT 

can be developed. [See: Abalos and 

Herreros, 206.] 

artificial landscape without cultural 

precedent 

1. Usage: When I was teaching at 

Cooper Union in the first year or two 

of the ‘50s, someone told me how I 

could get on to the unfinished New 

Jersey Turnpike. I took three students 

and drove from somewhere in the 

Meadows to New Brunswick. It was 

a dark night and there were no lights 

or shoulder markers, lines, railings or 

anything at all except the dark pavement 

moving through the landscape 

of the flats, rimmed by hills in the 

distance, but punctuated by stacks, 

towers, fumes and colored lights. This 

drive was a revealing experience. The 

road and much of the landscape was 

artificial, and yet it couldn’t be called 

a work of art. On the other hand, it 

did something for me that art had 

never done … The experience on the 

road was something mapped out but 

not socially recognized. I thought to 

myself, it ought to be clear that’s the 

end of art. Most paintings look pretty 

pictorial after that. There is no way 

you can frame it, you just have to 

experience it. Later I discovered some 

abandoned airstrips in Europe—abandoned 

works, Surrealist landscapes, 

something that had nothing to do 

with any function, created worlds 

without tradition. Artificial landscape 

without cultural precedent began to 

dawn on me. [Quoting Tony Smith. 

See: Wagstaff, 14.] 

as found 

1. Usage: In architecture, the “as found” 

aesthetic was something we thought 

we named in the early 1950s when 

we first knew Nigel Henderson and 

saw in his photographs a perceptive 

recognition of the actuality 

around his house in Bethnal Green: 

children’s pavement play-graphics; 

repetition of “kind” in doors used 

as site hoardings; the items in the 

detritus on bombed sites, such as the 

old boot, heaps of nails, fragments 

of sack or mesh and so on … Thus 

the “as found” was a new seeing of 

the ordinary, an openness as to how 

prosaic “things” could re-energise 

our inventive activity. [See: Smithson, 

Alison and Peter, 201.] 

black holes 

1. the in-between scenes of landscape 

beauty; we travel daily through a 

multitude of unexplained black holes; 

dominant feature of peripheries and 

urbanized countries. [See: Girot, 100.] 

2. we need to consider these long 

non-entities as probably equally significant 

as the most celebrated vistas 

of the Alps; require a long process of 

aesthetic acceptance; need more time 

and memory to decant their specific 

identity and to operate a veritable 

change in our appreciation of them. 

[See: Girot, 100.] 

3. unplanned and nameless landscapes; 

nondescript places; very ugly and 

banal places. [See: Girot, 100-101.] 

4. these blind “after the fact” environments—call 

them landscapes if you 

will—require both discernment and 

an exquisite intuition to make any 

kind of sense out of them. [See: Girot, 

101–102.] 

blank space 

1. readily accessible, openly shared, yet 

non-descript, banal, and ordinary; 

lack of identity and (re)cognizance; genericized 

form of space; undesigned, 

unbuilt, and open. [See: Corner, 125.] 

blot 

1. from block and lot, i.e. a block of lots; 

when a homeowner takes, borrows, 

or buys one or more adjacent lots, 

the connected lots form a blot. [See: 

Interboro, 243.] 

ANNOTATIONS & CRITIQUES 

WHAT DOES THE TERM URBAN VOID IMPLY? 

While this book is a glossary of terms used to discuss urban 

vacancy, the term urban void will be used as a default label 

throughout the book to refer to the urban spaces that are 

the subject of this book. Since the objective of this book 

is to define and portray the constellation of terms used to 

discuss urban vacancy, it must be clear that this decision is 

obviously made for practical reasons only. 

The term void, however, typically projects bad connotations 

when discussing urban spaces—primarily those 

of emptiness and nothingness—and, thus, the expression 

urban void could be misunderstood. In fact, people interested 

in the redefinition of the city according to other ideologies 

or points of view that are not exclusively economic 

(ecological sustainability or social diversity, for example) 

might argue that these spaces are not empty: in fact, they 

are full of other alternative (non-economical) potentials. 

Due to their marginality, these spaces offer opportunities 

(again ecological or social as an example) that other public 

spaces do not—and cannot. Following this line of thought, 

it could be argued then, that another term—even if it is 

only for practical reasons—should be used. 

However, the term void is not used in this book to 

imply that these spaces are emptied of everything. As the 

reader will see, the term void—along with many others that 

could offer similar controversies—implies that these spaces 

are emptied of the value that is associated with the prevailing 

ideology of cities as places of capital accumulation. 

But this emptiness (of capital, real state value, efficacy, or 

production) is precisely what enables for other sensibilities 

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#stadtentwicklung #urbanepraktiken 

Amplifier and Complement 

About the Relationship between Urban Planning, 

Artistic Practices, and Cultural Institutions 

Isabel Maria Finkenberger / Eva-Maria Baumeister / 

Christian Koch (eds.) 

Increasingly often, new protagonists from the arts and culture are becoming 

involved in processes of urban development, participating in unconventional 

ways in the design of urban spaces. This is no coincidence, because many of the 

urban development challenges of today require abilities that go beyond traditional 

planning tools. What is the relationship between urban planning, artistic 

practices, and cultural institutions: do they merely complement each other, or do 

they mutually amplify each other? This volume gathers perspectives from different 

disciplines that understand changing urban practices, as well as constantly 

changing hierarchies and power relationships, as an opportunity to think differently 

about places, institutions, and those involved, and about forms of organization 

and action. 

With contributions from Hilke Marit Berger, Marta Doehler-Behzadi, Christoph 

Grafe, Saskia Hebert, Hanna Hinrichs, Kay von Keitz, Thomas Malorny, Tobi 

Müller, Berthold Schneider, Birgit Schneider-Bönninger, Uwe Schneidewind, 

Renée Tribble, and Stephan Willinger, among others 

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#shapingeuropeancities 

#europäischeraumentwicklung 

Naomi Alcaide 

Christian Höcke 

(Hrsg.) 

Vielfalt gestalten | Shaping Diversity 

Vielfalt gestalten 

Ansätze zur Förderung 

der sozialen Kohäsion 

in Europas Städten 

Shaping Diversity 

Approaches to Promoting 

Social Cohesion in 

European Cities 

Naomi Alcaide | Christian Höcke (Hrsg.) 

Shaping Diversity 

Approaches to Promoting Social Cohesion 

in European Cities 

Naomi Alcaide / Christian Höcke (eds.) 

for the vhw Bundesverband für Wohnen und 

Stadtentwicklung 

Diversity in Europe’s cities and societies is increasing—and 

with it, the need to strengthen social cohesion. Today, this 

seems more necessary than ever, as societies are becoming 

more diverse and their cohesion finds itself challenged 

by radical economic, ecological, social, and political 

change. The contributions to this volume demonstrate 

how these challenges are being met at the local level of 

cities and urban districts. Contributors from municipal politics, 

science, administration, community social work, and 

urban planning engage with various approaches that aim to 

successfully achieve social cohesion in Europe. 

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12.2019 

Forschungslabor Raum 3: 

Crossing Borders— 

Activating Spaces 

Transnational Approaches of 

Spatial Planning in Europe 

Internationales Doktorandenkolleg— 

Forschungslabor Raum (ed.) 

The challenges of spatial development in Europe can only 

be met through transdisciplinary cooperation. In a continent 

that is dynamically changing and undergoing complex 

processes of transformation, new and integrated methods 

for planning and design are needed to strengthen cohesion 

between Europe's countries and regions. This book focuses 

on current issues of landscape and residential development, 

mobility, demography, energy, and climate, as well 

as on material flows—and on the spatial manifestation of 

all these phenomena. The contributions deal with topics 

such as the labor and housing markets and their increased 

integration, or concepts of infrastructure and landscape 

planning in border regions. Under the guiding theme of 

Crossing Borders—Activating Spaces, the book explores 

possibilities of cross-border concepts and strategies, while 

also testing tools and procedures apt for this task. 

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#metropolitanresearch #digitalcity 

Perspectives in Metropolitan Research 6: 

Digital City Science. Researching New 

Technologies in Urban Environments 

Raphael Schwegmann / Gesa Ziemer / Jörg Rainer Noennig (eds.) 

How do science and technology shape future cities—and how do cities shape science and technology in 

return? Who are the architects and actors behind these processes? Driven by a transdisciplinary approach, 

Perspectives in Metropolitan Research 6 will elaborate on the intertwinements of science, technology, and 

cities. The contributions will discuss recent theoretical approaches on how to look at the intersection between 

digitalization and cities scientifically, as well as how to define one’s role as a researcher. What are the assumptions 

that guide our view while researching? What does it mean to work transdisciplinarily with a focus on the 

future of cities? In sum, this edition offers an overview of current perspectives on the Digital City. It is conceptualized 

as a forum for academic exchange on different methods, methodologies, measurements, and materials; 

on theories, treasures, toys, and tools; and on power, prestige, problems, and perfection of/in digital city 

research. 

This volume is based on contributions to this year’s City Science Summit (CSS 2019), a global conference 

hosted by the CityScienceLab at HafenCity University Hamburg in cooperation with the MIT Media Lab. The 

summit looked towards future cities that are more livable and innovative in using novel technologies for urban 

decision-making, design, and operation. In addition to academic members and researchers of the City Science 

Network, the summit also welcomed international mayors, established experts, and high-level CEOs. 

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© CityScienceLab

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#innerestadtentwicklung #hamburg 

Hamburg – Positionen, Pläne, Projekte 1: 

Stadträume bauen 

Olaf Bartels / Behörde für Stadtentwicklung 

und Wohnen (eds.) 

Hamburg is growing. Germany‘s largest port city is getting ready to have 

more than 1.9 million residents by 2030. For some time now, the city has 

been pursuing an ambitious construction program, with a focus on inner 

city development: the new buildings on the northern banks of the Elbe 

River, HafenCity, or the strategy “Sprung über die Elbe” (Leap across the 

Elbe) stand for development strategies on a grand scale. 

How should Hamburg continue to develop? What will its priorities be in the 

future? Hamburg’s urban development planning is placing a new emphasis 

on the city’s outskirts and the urban spaces along its main thoroughfares: 

postwar modernist housing developments are to be upgraded in order to 

preserve affordable living space and make modern workplaces possible. 

The goal is an effective mix of uses and new urban quality of life. 

This book shows Hamburg in the international discourse of urban development. 

It presents the most important projects and protagonists from the 

fields of architecture, urban planning, and landscape design, while allowing 

users and initiatives to have a voice. 

Visualisierung Baakenhafen Baufeld 92a @ Bloomimages/Ditting/GWG 

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Internationales Bauforum 2019 | Magistralen @ Behörde für Stadtentwicklung und Wohnen / Michael Zapf

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#multiplecampus #universitäthamburg 

Multiple Campus 

Szenarien für die Universität der Zukunft 

Paolo Fusi 

University of Hamburg (ed.) 

What will the urban campus of the future look like? Academia is undergoing 

massive change as it faces increasingly complex challenges—and with it, cities 

are changing, too. Paolo Fusi describes the “multiple campus” as a place of 

knowledge transfer that enables new models for creatively and innovatively 

researching, working, and living in the city. Focusing first on the Universität 

Hamburg, he then examines the development of urban campuses worldwide, 

evaluating architectural and conceptual tendencies. Turning to exemplary projects 

that have developed over time, been recently realized, or are in the planning 

stages, in New York, Chicago, Lausanne, London, Trondheim, and Copenhagen, 

he examines instruments for designing architectural and spatial types. These 

future scenarios complement his morphological analysis of the Hamburg city 

campus and his consideration of its historical emergence. 

Swiss brochure with flaps 

21.5 × 31 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 38.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-598-7 

10.2019 

Makro Meso Mikro 

New York 

Manhattanville Campus 

Grafik: © Johannes Bouchain/ 

Nicolai Bouchain. Kartendaten: 

© OpenStreetMap-Mitwirkende, 

Gebäudedaten: Department of 

Information Technology & Telecommunications 

(DoITT), City of New 

York; geplante Gebäudedaten auf 

Basis eines Lageplans der Columbia 

University 

Grafik: © Johannes Bouchain/ 

Nicolai Bouchain. Kartendaten: © 

OpenStreetMap-Mitwirkende 

Ein neuer Standort im 

historischen urbanen Raster 

3 4 5 

2 

2 

Blick auf den Platz im 

Süden des neuen Manhattanville 

Campus mit 

dem Lenfest Center for 

Die Columbia University ist eine der großen traditionsreichen 

Universitäten der Stadt New York 

und eine der ältesten der Vereinigten Staaten. Sie 

wurde 1754 gegründet, ist seit jeher an unterschied- 

College Campus der City University of New York 

(CUNY). Topografisch ist Manhattanville insofern 

besonders, als dass dieses Viertel zum Teil nicht 

erhöht über dem Hudson River liegt, wie die an- 

the Arts im Hintergrund 

lichen Standorten in Manhattan beheimatet und 

grenzenden Viertel, sondern in einem Taleinschnitt 

3 

Übersichtsplan der Stadt 

New York mit der Lage 

hat heute über 32.000 Studierende 1 . Die heutigen 

Standorte der Universität liegen im nördlichen Teil 

von Manhattan nahe dem Hudson River. Der Haupt- 

entlang der heutigen 125th Street. 

Das nun in Bau befindliche Areal des neuen 

Manhattanville Campus im Westen des Stadtvier- 

des Manhattanville 

Campus (schwarzer 

Punkt) und des Financial 

Districts (grauer Punkt) 

M 1:50.0000 

campus befindet sich im Stadtviertel Morningside 

Heights in einem 13 Hektar großen Bereich um die 

116th Street. Der zweite, 8,1 Hektar umfassende 

Campus mit der Medizinischen Fakultät liegt im 

tels war bereits in den 1980er und 1990er Jahren 

Bestandteil unterschiedlicher Revitalisierungsprojekte 

gewesen. Es liegt in einem bisher durch gewerblich-industrielle 

Bauten, Lagerhäuser, Garagen 

4 

Lageplan des Manhattanville 

Campus mit bestehenden 

und geplanten 

Stadtviertel Washington Heights in Höhe der 165th 

Street. Die zunehmende urbane Verdichtung von 

Manhattan schränkt die räumlichen Erweiterungsmöglichkeiten 

der Universität stark ein, weshalb 

und große Parkplätze geprägten Gebiet innerhalb 

der typischen Blockstruktur Manhattans. Die vernachlässigten 

öffentlichen Räume im Viertel und 

die fehlende Anbindung an den Hudson-River wa- 

Gebäuden 

M 1:10.000 

lange nach geeigneten Flächen für einen weiteren 

Campus gesucht wurde, bis die Entscheidung fiel, 

ren Anlass für eine enge Zusammenarbeit zwischen 

Universität und Stadt, um das Projekt für eine 

5 

Tabelle: Übertragbarkeit 

einen neuen Universitätscampus im Stadtviertel 

Manhattanville zu errichten. Inzwischen wurden 

gleichzeitige urbane Aufwertung des gesamten Gebiets 

zu nutzen. Dies manifestierte sich in besonde- 

der Planungs- und Gestaltungsprinzipen 

des 

Beispiels Manhattanville 

Campus auf die Standorte 

der Universität Hamburg 

die ersten Gebäude fertiggestellt. 

Manhattanville: vom industriellen Viertel zum 

urbanen Universitätscampus 

rer Form 2009 mit dem West Harlem Community 

Benefits Agreement (CBA), das zwischen der Universität 

und der lokalen Entwicklungsgesellschaft 

vereinbart wurde. Zuvor war die nötige Flächenum- 

Im Jahr 2003 begann eine enge Zusammenar- 

widmung zur universitären Nutzung bereits 2007 

beit der Universität mit Politik und Verwaltung in 

von der Stadt genehmigt worden. 2 Trotz weiter 

West Harlem für eine Konversion eines Teils von 

anhaltender Kritik an der rigorosen Umstrukturie- 

Manhattanville auf Höhe der 125th Street zu einer 

rung und urbanen Verdichtung des Viertels und 

verdichteten universitären Nutzung innerhalb der 

der Verdrängung der alteingesessenen Gewerbe- 

bestehenden Blockstrukturen. Historisch gesehen 

betriebe kann diese Entwicklung aus stadtplane- 

ein Dorf weit nördlich der Tore des damaligen New 

rischer Sicht sehr positiv bewertet werden, gerade 

Yorker Stadtgebiets, entwickelte sich der Westen 

weil der neue Campus sich hier sehr weit zur Stadt 

Manhattanvilles im Laufe des 19. Jahrhunderts zu 

öffnen wird und eine introvertierte bzw. simulierte 

einem pulsierenden, stark industriell geprägten 

Urbanität, wie sie in der Vergangenheit bei zahlrei- 

Gebiet. Aber auch akademische Einrichtungen spie- 

chen Campusanlagen geschaffen wurde und – zum 

len im Stadtviertel seit dem 19. Jahrhundert eine 

Beispiel beim Campus Morningside Heights 3 – ver- 

wichtige Rolle. So befindet sich dort auch der City 

mieden wird. 

Tendenzen 

88 | 89

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#metropoleruhr #stadtderstädte 

Vom Ruhrgebiet zur Metropole Ruhr 

Die Entwicklung einer Region 

Karola Geiß-Netthöfel / Dieter Nellen / Wolfgang Sonne (eds.) 

for the Regionalverband Ruhr (RVR) 

In the twenty-first century, the Ruhr area—with 5.1 million inhabitants, the largest conurbation in Germany—finds itself poised 

between historical preservation and modernization: the region still stands for its mining past and its postindustrial transformation, 

and yet it also offers an example of sustainable urban and regional development. The more the structural change of 

the region advances, the more the Ruhr area reflects a pattern common to many cities internationally: the in-between urban 

spaces become more connected to the densely populated centers that are traditionally found in European cities. 

This book is being published on the occasion of the 100 th anniversary of the Siedlungsverband Ruhrkohlenbezirk, now the 

Regionalverband Ruhr. This organization was founded in 1920, at the beginning of the Weimar Republic, as a planning and 

environmental body and is today still the largest metro administrative body in Europe. The volume offers a programmatic 

agenda for the future. It documents the history, strategy, and governance of the Regionalverband Ruhr as a network organization 

for regional management that has jointly been responsible for internationally renowned lead projects such as the IBA Emscher 

Park, RUHR.2010—European Capital of Culture, Ruhrtriennale, Green Infrastructure, and the IGA Metropole Ruhr 2027. 

Using texts, images, and plans, it vividly depicts the inner master plan for the Ruhr metropolis, producing a master narrative— 

not least of all for the areas of soft regionalization, culture, tourism, industrial culture, and economic and scientific marketing 

in the “city of cities.” 

Hardcover 

24 × 32 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 45.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-584-0 


Halde Haniel Ruhrtriennale / Michael Kneffel / Ruhrtriennale 2012

Backstein wurde von den 

„Hütten“ bis zu den „Palästen“ 

der Industriezeit verwendet: 

Wohnblock Lenten insel und 

Union Verwaltungsgebäude. 

146 Materialien 

147 

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#soundderstadt #dortmund 

Dortmunder Passagen 

Ein Stadtführer 

Stefan Mühlhofer / Wolfgang Sonne / Barbara Welzel (eds.) 

Five routes lead through Dortmund and follow the sound of the city: paths, 

water, materials, town and countryside, and public spaces. These routes cross 

Dortmund’s urban area, rendering history, the present, and geographical features 

visible and understandable in specific places. The hubs of these urban explorations 

are museums, industrial monuments, and the municipal church St. Reinoldi. 

The routes include aristocratic manors, parks, gas pipelines, village structures and 

churches going back to medieval times, buildings from postwar modernity, areas 

of industrialization and structural change, and colleges. Dortmunder Passagen 

opens up new perspectives and invites the reader to explore the city. 

Flexocover 

14 × 19 cm 

288 pages, num. col. 

German 

EUR (D) 15.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-572-7 

Available 

blöcke mit begrünten Innenhöfen an Straßen und Plätzen 

gruppiert und bieten günstigen Wohnraum in großstädtischen 

vier- bis fünfgeschossigen Häusern. 

In der Nachkriegszeit wurde Backstein gerne als bescheidenes 

Material im Zeichen eines demutsvollen Neubeginns 

verwendet. So etwa bei der Paul-Gerhardt-Kirche, die 

als eine von 48 Notkirchen des Architekten Otto Bartning 

1949 an der Markgrafenstraße in Selbstbauweise durch 

die Gemeinde errichtet wurde. Oder beim Wiederaufbau 

des Museums am Ostwall, dem heutigen Baukunstarchiv 

NRW, das 1956 eine einfache, aber solide Ummantelung 

aus hellem Backstein erhielt. Wie erfolgreich die Wiederaufnahme 

des Backsteins als quartierprägendes Baumaterial 

sein kann, zeigt der Technologiepark westlich des Universitätscampus: 

Hier war 1985 der Backstein eine Vorgabe 

der Gestaltungssatzung, so dass ein harmonisch-charaktervolles 

Gewerbegebiet entstand – wahrlich eine Seltenheit 

für diese Bauaufgabe! 

EISEN UND STAHL: Die Material-Route führt von Zollern II/ 

IV in südöstlicher Richtung zur Rheinischen Straße zum 

Verwaltungsgebäude für die Union Aktiengesellschaft 

für Bergbau, Eisen- und Stahlindustrie (gegründet 

1872). Stahl für Gleisanlagen und Fahrzeuge, Maschinen 

und Waffen, Bauwerke und Konstruktionsteile – ein universell 

verwendbarer Werkstoff. Hier an der Rheinischen 

Straße war er für den Stahlkonzern auch das Baumaterial 

– zumindest in der Konstruktion versteckt. Das Architekturbüro 

Dietrich und Karl Schulze erbaute 1916–1922 den 

imposanten Klinkerbau. Er trägt an der Fassade die Inschrift 

„Es lobe den Mann die Arbeit und die Tat“ und orientiert 

sich in den Formen deutlich am Mannesmann-Verwaltungsgebäude, 

das Peter Behrens 1912 in Düsseldorf erbauen 

ließ. Beide Bauten nehmen in ihrer blockhaften Geschlossenheit 

den Typ des italienischen Renaissance-Palazzo 

auf – in dieser Neorenaissance wollte sich das reiche Bürgertum 

im „Bürgertum“ von Florenz des 15. und 16. Jahrhunderts 

spiegeln, dem es sich kulturell verbunden fühlte. 

Dennoch ist das imposante Gebäude, das die Bedeutung

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#rheinmetropole #stadtentwicklung 

Düsseldorf 

Stadtentwicklung in der wachsenden Metropole am Rhein 

Thomas Geisel / Dieter Nellen / Cornelia Zuschke / Stadt Düsseldorf (eds.) 

Düsseldorf is growing—in both its economy and its urban space. Yet the metropolis on the Rhine 

is doing so not by reinventing itself but by gaining new qualities. As in other, similar European 

metropolises, this wave of development offers an opportunity to further raise the profile of 

architecture and urban development and to launch projects in public space, art, culture, and 

infrastructure, with contemporary forms of living and new mobility. Düsseldorf regularly scores 

highly on rankings of quality of life, and it profits from its location on the Rhine and the urban 

development of the river’s banks. This publication provides a compact overview of current key 

projects, formats, areas, addresses, competitions, and participation initiatives in the state capital 

of North Rhine-Westphalia. It gives voice to the City of Düsseldorf and its main actors. 

Softcover 

19.5 × 29.5 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 35.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-624-3 


© Landeshauptstadt Düsseldorf – Vermessungs- und Katasteramt

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 km 

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 km 

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#portuality #threshold 

Beyond the Port City 

The Condition of Portuality and the Threshold’s Field 

Beatrice Moretti 

Portuality is a concept that has long been rooted in several urban centers. It 

denotes a territorial quality specific to those cities and developed through strong 

relationships with their own port. Beyond the Port City recognizes portuality as 

a specific condition and suggests that the urban-port threshold could emerge 

as one major symbolic field of exploration. This unique threshold materializes 

along the margin between the two authorities, namely in that space where the 

city and the port are side by side. It is marked by an administrative boundary that 

becomes an accumulator of transit: a fragmented space where the juxtapositions 

take sufficient shape to acquire a dimension and to be recognizable. 

This book updates the old city-port dichotomy and outlines a new vision in 

which the port city is a forma urbis affected by the speed of changing processes 

and influenced by the factors that are embodied in its territorial palimpsest. 

Softcover with flaps 

17 × 24 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 29.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-613-7 


legenda 

viabilità principale 

viabilità secondaria 

costruito 

confine urbano-portuale 

soglia urbano-portuale 

mare/fiume 

T E R R I T O R I A L E 

U R B A N O - P O R T U A L E 

Genova 

44°24 25.87 N 8°56 02.34 E 

The Urban-Port Threshold Map: Genoa 

© B. Moretti, 2019 

Genoa-Prà Terminal © Autorità di Sistema Portuale del Mar Ligure Occidentale

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Architectures of Science 

The Berlin Universities and Their Development 

in Urban Space 

#wissenslandschaft #berlinuniversities 

ARCHITECTURES 

OF 

Arne Schirrmacher / Maren Wienigk (eds.) 

In Berlin, science, architecture, and the city are interwoven in a unique way: 

what was originally a single palace in the historic center gradually developed to 

become a comprehensive academic landscape, in which three large universities 

today shape the city. Taking a multiperspectival approach, this architectural guide 

asks how the growth of Berlin as a metropolis has been linked to the development 

of science and how its various disciplines have been able to realize their 

demands for buildings to carry out research and teaching and to hold scientific 

collections. In five chapters, the authors guide readers through various locations 

in Mitte, Charlottenburg, Dahlem, Adlershof, and Buch and show how questions 

about the representation and functionality of buildings, their conversion, or even 

their relocation to the outskirts of the city were reconciled with the expansion of 

infrastructure and contemporary ideas about urban planning. The book’s critical 

and detailed look at the architectures of science, the genesis of which it traces 

over more than two centuries, sheds new light on Berlin’s university landscape. 

At the same time, it allows readers to rediscover the political and social zeitgeist 

in the buildings of science. 

Also available in German: 

ISBN: 978-3-86859-595-6 

Berlin Universities and 

Their Development in 

Urban Space 

Arne Schirrmacher, 

Maren Wienigk (Eds.) 

SCIENCE 

In cooperation with Gabriele Metzler (concept) and Konrad Angermüller (design) 

and with additional contributions by Nils Exner and Sascha Morawe. 


17 × 24 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 29.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-605-2 

11.2019 

Science Institutes Dorotheenstraße (AIV Berlin) 

Facade of Universitätsklinikum Benjamin Franklin (E. Straub)

25 

#wissenslandschaft #berlinuniversities 

Atrium Technische Hochschule (Architekturmuseum TU Berlin)

26 

#bibliotheksbauten #offenestadtgesellschaft 

Public! 

Die Stadt und ihre Bibliotheken 

Anke Buettner / Münchner Stadtbibliothek (eds.) 

Ö ff n u n g 

The practice of an open urban society poses challenges to our democracy. 

What kinds of culture, what institutions do we need to moderate and curate 

this openness? What can public libraries and cultural centers do to promote 

a sense of community beyond filter bubbles? Designing complexity and 

shaping fields of action for good neighborhoods and society is the task for 

architecture and urban planning. 

The symposium series Public!—initiated in 2017 by the Munich City Library 

on the occasion of the renovation of its headquarters, the Gasteig cultural 

center—focused on changes in urban reality and the renaissance of libraries 

as places of culture, knowledge, and democracy. This volume brings together 

positions from architecture, urban planning, cultural education, science, and 

politics and gives librarians and users a voice. It also discusses current library 

buildings such as the Oodi in Helsinki, the Library of Birmingham, the Chocoladefabriek 

in Gouda, or the McMillan Library in Nairobi. 

Softcover 

16.5 × 24 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 29.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-623-6 


Oodi Helsinki Central Library, ALA Architects, Top Floor

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#baukulturellebildung #finnland 

Architectural Policy in Finland 

Architecture as Civic Education 

Turit Fröbe 

Finland is the undisputed pioneer in architectural education. In 1998, it was one of the first 

countries in Europe to develop an official architectural policy, the declared aim of which was 

to more systematically integrate architecture into the educational system, teacher training 

programs at universities, and adult education. 

In her field study, Turit Fröbe spoke with various experts to get a picture of just how successful 

this internationally acclaimed Finnish architectural policy has been. Has it succeeded in anchoring 

architectural education in the education system? What conditions did this require? What 

structures were created to do so? And is it possible to derive recommendations from Finnish 

experience for countries such as Germany? 


18.5 × 26.5 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 35.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-616-8 



ISBN 978-3-86859-617-5

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#artisticresearch #psychiatrischelebenswelten 

visions4people 

Artistic Research Meets Psychiatry 

Tyyne Claudia Pollmann / 

weißensee kunsthochschule berlin (ed.) 

visions4people offers a kaleidoscopic overview of artistic research in the context of psychiatric 

environments and conveys their particular challenges. What form can design visions 

and interventions take when people are central? Tyyne Claudia Pollmann has addressed 

this question and explored it in a cooperation between the Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy Charité Berlin Mitte and weißensee kunsthochschule berlin, together with 

students, patients, and staff of the psychiatric clinic. 

Scientific and artistic contributions, as well as photographs and polyphonic research materials, 

reveal to the reader the multifaceted experiences gleaned from this cooperation. The 

book is a valuable contribution for specialists and students from the disciplines of art, architecture, 

design, psychology, psychiatry, anthropology, and sociology who are planning a 

similar initiative—and a basis for novel collaborative projects in which the patient’s role in 

psychiatry changes fundamentally: from being affected to getting involved. 

Tyyne Claudia Pollmann 

visions4people 

ARTISTIC RESEARCH MEETS PSYCHIATRY 

Softcover 

17 × 24 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-581-9 

Available

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#neohistorismus #zeitgenössischbauen 

Stadtentwicklung & Denkmalpflege 19: 

Neo-Historismus? 

Historisierendes Bauen in der zeitgenössischen Architektur 

Eva von Engelberg-Dočkal 

Gaby Dolff-Bonekämper / Hans-Rudolf Meier / Jörg Sulzer (eds.) 

Adopting and adapting historical forms is an integral part of architectural design today. Strictly rejected by some and 

embraced by others, this practice has provoked controversy since the beginning of modernism. With its assertion of continuity 

and claim to universality, historicizing architecture from the twentieth century is decidedly antimodernistic—a counterproject 

to modernistic architecture and yet also a part of modern times. The diversity of historicizing approaches and the 

history of historicizing construction have received little attention so far—a fact that is especially evident with a comparative 

view that looks beyond Germany to other countries and their building traditions. 

This volume aims to take historicizing architecture seriously as an architectural reality and one possible variation of contemporary 

building, with a focus on describing and categorizing its diverse concepts and manifestations. In considering histor - 

icizing architecture as a contemporary phenomenon, the book places its topic in the context of reconstructions and postmodern 

ideas while also comparing it with nineteenth-century historicism. This view also includes designs inspired by the 

classic modernism of the 1920s. 

Softcover 

17 × 22 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-610-6 


© Photo: Eva von Engelberg-Dočkal

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#landscapearchitecture #asianurbanism 

The Big Asian Book of 

Landscape Architecture 

Jillian Walliss / Heike Rahmann (eds.) 

This book provides one of the first comprehensive discussions of contemporary 

landscape architecture practice across the Asian region. Bringing together established 

designers, writers, and thinkers with those of the new generation, Jillian 

Walliss and Heike Rahmann explore emerging Asian perspectives on urbanism, 

modes of engagement, design thinking, and construction in a field that has traditionally 

been dominated by North American and European influences. 

The Big Asian Book of Landscape Architecture is divided into three thematic 

sections—Continuum, Interruption, and Speed—as characteristics that simultaneously 

influence an Asian practice of landscape architecture. Each section presents 

an interweaving of theoretical writing, reflection on practice, photo essays, 

and design projects to explore issues such as the shared cultural, philosophical, 

and physical understandings of landscape, the impact of modernity, and the 

effects of speed on Asian design and cities. This dynamic structure allows readers 

to dip into sections, rather than progress in a linear manner. 


20 × 25 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 35.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-612-0 


Blossom Park, Gwanggyo, South-Korea by PARKKIM

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#hashtag 

Karesansui Park, Tokyo, Japan by EARTHSCAPE

32 

Räume für Kinder 

Mit einer ganzheitlichen Gestaltung die Entwicklung 

von Kindern fördern 

baukind / Nathalie Dziobek-Bepler (eds.) 

#baukind #architekturfürkinder 

Räume 

für 

Kinder 

Mit einer ganzheitlichen 

Gestaltung die Entwicklung 

von Kindern fördern 

baukind — Architektur für Kinder 

Nathalie Dziobek-Bepler 

Meeting children as equals, on their own level, is not only a question of educational 

theory. Räume für Kinder shows how architecture and interior design can 

promote childhood development. Based on historical and current concepts of 

progressive education, the book sketches design principles for building daycare 

centers and schools that can also be transferred to other spaces, such as pediatric 

clinics. Rooms can invite discovery; they can promote communication 

and social interaction, strengthen self-confidence, and be places of retreat or 

landscapes for play. 

For years, the Berlin architectural firm baukind has been creatively balancing the 

strict legal requirements and architectural possibilities of architecture suitable 

for children—always with a view to children’s needs. The book presents realized 

projects, such as the kindergarten Weltenbummler in Berlin, and aims to foster 

the equal involvement of children in the design of our environment. 

Pädagogik + Architektur + Design 


22 × 28 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 35.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-620-5 


05 – SINNESERFAHRUNG WASSER 

SINNESERFAHRUNG WASSER – 05 

Ein Badezimmer in einer Kita kann so viel mehr als ein 

Ort der Körperhygiene sein. Das Bad ist wertvoller 

pädagogischer Raum in dem Kinder stundenlang 

spielen, erleben und forschen können. Das Spiel mit 

Wasser sensibilisiert und schult alle Sinne: Wie fühlt 

sich Wasser an, wie hört es sich an, wie verändern sich 

Formen und Dimensionen 

unter Wasser, 

welche Materialien 

können schwimmen, 

welche gehen unter? 

Kinder entdecken 

das Element Wasser 

mit allen Sinnen. In 

Der Fliesenspiegel 

als organisches 

Gestaltungselement 

einem Kitabauprojekt in der Hafencitiy in Hamburg 

wurde aufgrund des maritimen Themas besonderen 

Wert auf die Gestaltung des Badzeimmerbereiches 

gelegt. Ein besonderes Highlight für die Sinneserfahrung 

in der Kita Hafencity ist die Badelandschaft 

mit unterschiedlichen Duschwannen und Kaskaden 

aus Natursteinbecken. Eigens für dieses Projekt 

wurde gemeinsam mit einer Mosaikkünstlerin und 

dem ErzieherInnen ein Wandmosaik entwickelt. 

SEITE 

Architektonisch sollte 

der Badbereich so ausgelegt 

sein, dass dem 

Wasserspiel nichts im 

Wege steht. Das bedeutet 

den Raum offen 

zu konzipieren, für eine 

gute Akustik zu sorgen 

und eine Fußbodenheizung 

einzuplanen, 

damit die Kinder auch 

in leichter Kleidung 

nicht unterkühlen. Holz 

im Bad erhöht den 

Aufenthaltskomfort 

und sorgt für ein angenehmes 

Raumklima. 

Fliesenspiegel als lebendiges 

Gestaltungselement. Ein Mosaik 

macht das Bad zu einer kleinen, 

sehr persönlichen Oase. 

48 49 

Wasserspritzer – Mit einfachen 

Mitteln kann ein dynamischer 

Eindruck entstehen. 

SEITE

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#pes-architects #fuzhou 

Fuzhou Strait Culture 

and Art Centre 

PES-Architects 

Falk Jaeger 

With the construction of the new Strait Culture and Art Centre SCAC, the 

capital of the eastern Chinese province of Fujian has made its mark on 

the map of China’s cultural locations. The Finnish firm PES-Architects 

Pekka Salminen designed the ensemble of opera house, concert hall, 

multifunctional hall, museum, and multiplex cinema, which opened 

in 2018, in the form of a shining white jasmine blossom, the symbolic 

flower of the city on the Min River. Yet the architects referred to Chinese 

traditions not only on a symbolic level: they also used locally produced 

porcelain tiles and bamboo for the façades and interior fittings. The 

Berlin-based architectural critic Falk Jaeger describes the development 

of this ensemble and the working methods of the firm, which has offices 

in Helsinki and Shanghai. Photographs by the London architectural 

photographer Marc Goodwin give a picture of the cultural temple. 

Softcover 

21 × 25 cm 


English/Chinese 

EUR (D) 39.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-608-3 


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#verticalmobility #thyssenkrupp 

The Future Is Up 

thyssenkrupp’s Test Tower in Rottweil 

Christian Marquart 

thyssenkrupp Elevator (ed.) 

Since 2017, one of the most spectacular and tallest engineering structures in 

Germany has stood at the edge of the city of Rottweil in Baden-Württemberg: 

thyssenkrupp’s test tower for elevators, designed by Werner Sobek with Helmut 

Jahn. At a height of 246 meters, and wrapped in a high-tech textile façade, a 

public visitor platform offers a panoramic view of the region. Inside the tower, a 

research team is rethinking vertical mobility. Today, 160 years after the invention 

of the elevator, the team is testing the world’s first ropeless elevator with linear 

motors for skyscrapers that operates vertically as well as horizontally. The MULTI, 

which will soon be ready for series production, can transport people and goods 

to previously unimagined heights. It will efficiently enable entire high-rise neighborhoods 

in the future, transforming cities, architecture, and traffic. The book 

vividly describes the planning and construction of the tower, as well as everyday 

life behind the scenes. It describes how progress works. 

Hardcover 

23 × 30 cm 



EUR (D) 45.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-590-1 


#Hashtag

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#industrialarchitecture 

#temporariness 

speech: 23 

Industrial 

The twenty-third issue of speech: will be on the subject of 

industrial architecture, focusing on factories and manufacturing 

facilities and the sites they occupy—property that, 

following changes in the economy and urban-planning 

strategies, needs to be approached today in a fundamentally 

new way. The issue will not just deal with listed 

architectural heritage but also with the industrial structures 

of the 1960s to 1980s: these are buildings not subject 

to any legal preservation requirement, but for which it is 

nevertheless more human and sustainable to refrain from 

demolition. Industrial heritage offers additional capacity to 

develop areas for large cities and an opportunity to create 

new formats for living. 


23.5 × 30 cm 


English/Russian 

EUR (D) 18.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-850-6 


speech: 24 

Temporary 

The focus of this issue of speech: is a range of pavilions, 

installations, and design projects for exhibitions and theater 

productions—all works that, by definition, are created by 

architects to last not centuries but relatively short periods 

of time. It is often precisely this temporariness that gives 

architects the chance to fully manifest their imagination 

and talent and take the risk of using nontraditional materials 

and innovative structural solutions that then, after a 

successful trial in this small format, are adopted widely for 

architectural use. 


23.5 × 30 cm 


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#tchobanvossarchitekten #architekturmonografie 

TCHOBAN VOSS Architects 

Sergei Tchoban / Ekkehard Voss / 

TCHOBAN VOSS Architekten (eds.) 

TCHOBAN VOSS Architekten have been successfully active on the national and 

international market for decades. Created together with EINSATEAM, this monograph 

offers insight into the working methods of the firm based in Hamburg, 

Berlin, and Dresden. The scope of the projects studied ranges from the Rhein- 

Waal college ensemble in Kleve to the Federation Complex in Moscow city and 

the modernization of the magnificent regional courthouse in Halle (Saale). 

Project essays, focus stories, and themed features vibrantly present various 

building typologies and their main purposes, such as residential, education, or 

commercial buildings. The publication thus also asks what a monograph on architecture 

can offer today. Through studies instead of lists, and journalistic contributions 

and discussions instead of standard commentaries, it presents an authentic 

portrait of a firm told by Tim Berge, Christina Gräwe, Jasmin Jouhar, and Luise 

Rellensmann. 


ISBN: 978-3-86859-592-5 

Hardcover 

29 × 30 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 45.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-577-2 

Available 

The Court Building in Halle, Halle (Saale) © Michael Moser 

Residential High-rise Living Levels, Berlin © Roland Halbe

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New Social Housing 

Positions on the IBA_Vienna 2022 

IBA_Wien 2022 / future.lab (eds.) 

With the IBA_Vienna 2022, which was announced in 2016, the Austrian 

capital is taking on the challenges of an International Building Exhibition 

for the first time. The focus on New Social Housing refers to Vienna's 

historical core competence in housing construction and to the most 

pressing question for the development of European cities today: in 

light of current changes, how can cities remain inclusive, livable, and 

affordable, and what can comprehensive neighborhood development 

contribute to realizing these aims? 

On the occasion of the interim presentation in 2020, the future.lab at 

the TU Vienna and IBA_Vienna 2022 will offer a first summary of where 

things stand, allowing experts from research, planning, politics, and 

practice to articulate positions. 

Softcover 

22.5 × 27.5 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 35.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-626-7 


Neues 

soziales 

Wohnen 

POSITIONEN ZUR IBA_WIEN 2022 

IBA_Wien 2022 und future.lab (Hg.) 


ISBN: 978-3-86859-619-9 

#wohnen #iba_wien 

© Luiza Puiu

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#hashtag 

© Christian Fürthner 

© Ludwig Schedl

GSEducationalVersion 

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#modellsteiermark #wohnbau 

architektur + analyse 7: 

Experiment Wohnbau 

Die partizipative Architektur des Modell Steiermark 

Andrea Jany 

As an alternative to the standard mass housing construction of the postwar 

years, an independent typology developed in in the 1970s in Styrian social housing 

construction. Up to the beginning of the 1990s, a combination of reformist 

politicians, visionary officials, and architects and clients willing to experiment 

produced the Modell Steiermark (or “Styria model”) housing construction that 

drew widespread international attention. Planned participatively together with 

future residents, the projects bear witness to both the distinctive individualism 

and the community spirit of the Graz School. Andrea Jany’s monograph 

recounts, for the first time, the historical-social development of the Styria model, 

while presenting twenty-eight housing projects and evaluating them according to 

a residential satisfaction survey from the point of view of present-day users. 

Softcover 

16.5 × 22.5 cm 


German 

EUR 29.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-589-5 

Available 

© Photos: Andrea Singer 

Assignment of future residents 

© Werner Nussmüller 

28. WOHNBAU WÖLLMISSBERG 

Adresse 

Architekten 

Bauherr 

Gebietscharakter 

Planung/Bau 

Wohnnutzfläche 501 m 2 

Wohneinheiten 6 

Gebäudecharakter Geschosswohnbau 

Rechtsform 

Miete 

Wöllmißberg 9a+b, St. Martin am Wöllmißberg 

Franz Riepl mit Josef Hohensinn, Graz 

Gemeinde St. Martin am Wöllmißberg 

Dorf 

1993 Planung 

1995 Fertigstellung 

193 

190 191 

194 

24 Wohnbau Wöllmißberg 

Das Projekt Wohnbau Wöllmißberg stellt das letzte der im Rahmen des Modell Steiermark realisierten 

Wohnbauprojekte dar. Zugleich war es der erste Wohnbau des damals noch jungen Josef 

Hohensinn, der zu dieser Zeit Universitätsassistent am Institut für Landwirtschaftliches Bauwesen 

und Ländliches Siedlungswesen an der TU Graz unter der Leitung von Franz Riepl war. 

Die kleine Ortschaft St. Martin am Wöllmißberg liegt östlich von Graz inmitten einer malerisch-hügeligen 

Landschaft. Das Grundstück der Siedlung liegt angrenzend an das Zentrum des Ortes und 

bildet zugleich den nordöstlichen Abschluss der kleinen Ortschaft. Direkt anschließend befindet 

sich der Sportplatz der Gemeinde, welcher im Zuge der Planung mitprojektiert wurde. 

Die Siedlung besteht aus sechs Wohneinheiten, welche in zwei leicht keilförmig zueinander angeordneten 

Gebäuden untergebracht sind. In den beiden zweigeschossigen Volumina befinden 

sich teils Geschoss- und teils Maisonettewohnungen. Jeder Einheit ist ein privater Außenbereich 

in Form eines Balkons oder einer Loggia zugeordnet. Im Laufe der Jahre wurden diese teilweise 

geschlossen und werden heute als Wintergarten genutzt. Der großzügige und freiläufige Gartenbereich 

wird gemeinschaftlich von den sechs Mietparteien genutzt. Die Fassade weist eine 

rhythmisch aufgelockerte Struktur von Putz und Holzoberflächen auf, welche durch unregelmäßige 

Öffnungen wohltuend erscheint. 

192 

154 II. DIE 28 PROJEKTE DES MODELL STEIERMARK 

155 WOHNBAU WÖLLMISSBERG

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Ausbauhaus 

More Space for Living 

#praegerrichter #doityourselfconstruction 

AUSBAUHAUS 

VIEL RAUM ZUM WOHNEN 

MORE SPACE FOR LIVING 

Praeger Richter Architekten / Oskars Redbergs (eds.) 

Cost pressure, the multiplication of construction and design standards, and increasing 

expectations regarding the flexibility of living space—with Ausbauhaus, the Berlin 

architectural duo Praeger Richter has offered one much-noticed answer to the challenges 

currently facing housing construction. The volume examines this modular 

concept, which makes it possible to build adaptive basic apartments using a costeffective, 

robust basic structure consisting of a frame and shell. Focusing on two 

Ausbauhäuser that have already been realized in Berlin-Neukölln and Berlin-Lichtenberg, 

the book considers issues of planning, architecture, society, law, and economics 

to question existing standards for building and shed light on principles for individually 

setting frames, do-it-yourself construction, referencing urban contexts, and ecological 

development. It also shows how the principles of the Ausbauhaus, which have been 

well proven for owner builders, can be applied to the building of subsidized rental 

apartments, as documented in the Frankfurt apartment building Hilgenfeld. 

Hardcover 

17 × 24 cm 



EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-615-1 


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#lincolnquartier #lorenzenmayerarchitekten 

Lincoln Revisited 

Gebrauchsspuren einer Wohnbebauung 

With Photographs by Till Schuster 

Lorenzen Mayer Architekten 

The Lincoln Quarter in Münster is turning twenty—time for a reassessment. Built 

to the plans of German-Danish firm Lorenzen Mayer Architekten, the district can 

be regarded as an early example of the post-cold war conversion and densification 

of former barracks in Germany. Lincoln Revisited examines how homes 

and their surroundings have been used, going far beyond pure architectural 

documentation. Through discussions with residents and those who commissioned 

the project it provides a testbed for key urban planning concepts such as 

car-free streets, social mixing, and the application of design codes. Photographer 

Till Schuster’s personal perspective juxtaposes the intentions of the past with the 

reality of the present. The result is a portrait of a quarter that has aged gracefully, 

but now appears more lively and diverse than ever. 

LINCOLN 

REVISITED 

Lorenzen Mayer Architekten (Hg.) 

Mit Fotografien von Till Schuster 


20 × 26 cm 

72 pages, 69 col. und 4 b/w 

German 

EUR (D) 22.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-607-6 


© Photo: Till Schuster

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#gartenstadtbewegung #eden 

Re:Eden 

uf die ökologischen und sozialen Herausforder 

ungen der Industrialisierung 

rea gierten die Berliner Gründer der 

Genossenschaftssiedlung Eden mit einem 

Gegenmodell: einem naturnahen Leben 

in der Nähe der Großstadt, ermöglicht durch 

gemeinsamen Grundbesitz. Die Sied lung 

avancierte zum Vorbild der Gartenstadt 

be wegung und zum Musterbeispiel einer 

frühen Alternativ kultur, bis National sozialismus, 

DDR und die treuhandgelenkte 

Nach wende zeit den Spielraum immer mehr 

einschränkten. 

Die Grundgedanken der Reformsiedlung 

– Lebens reform, Bodenreform, Wirtschaftsreform 

– sind so aktuell wie nie. In der 

Publikation RE:EDEN widmen sich füh r en 

de Expert*innen, zeitgenössische Kün stler*innen, 

engagierte Bewohner*innen der 

Siedlung und junge Architekt*innen der 

125 Jahre alten Reform siedlung und fragen 

nach Perspektiven: Welche Rolle kann das 

Modell Eden als räumliches Gemeingut 

heute noch spielen? Wie ließe sich lokales 

Wissen in Dialog setzen zu neuen Bewe 

g ungen wie Urban Gardening, Ökodörfern, 

neuen Genossenschaften, Wohnmodellen 

oder Initiativen solidarischen Wirtschaftens? 

Wie kann partizipative Kunst auf Gemeinschaften 

einwirken und deren Wünsche und 

Neue Blicke auf die älteste Reformsiedlung Deutschlands 

re:form e. V. (ed.) 

The Berlin founders of the Eden cooperative housing estate reacted to the 

ecological and social challenges of industrialization with a countermodel: living 

close to nature near the city, enabled through cooperative land ownership. The 

housing estate became a role model for the German garden city movement and 

a paradigm for an early alternative culture until National Socialism, the GDR, and 

the post-reunification period shaped by the Treuhandanstalt (the agency tasked 

with privatizing East German enterprises). 

The basic principles of the cooperative—life reform, land reform, Interessen economic verräumlichen? 

reform—remain as relevant as ever. In the publication Re:Eden, leading experts, 

contemporary artists, participating residents, and young architects examine the 

125-year-old housing cooperative and pose new questions: What role can the 

Eden model still play today as a cooperatively held property? How might local 

knowledge feed into dialogue about new movements such as urban gardening, 

eco villages, new cooperatives, residential models, or solidarity economic initiatives? 

How can participative art affect communities and spatially express their 

wishes and interests? 

9 783868 595871 

ISBN 978-3-86859-587-1 

RE:EDEN NEUE BLICKE AUF DIE ÄLTESTE REFORMSIEDLUNG DEUTSCHLANDS 

Neue Blicke auf 

die älteste 

Reformsiedlung 

Deutschlands 

EIN PROJEKT VON RE:FORM E.V. 

€ 18 

Softcover 

13 × 19 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 18.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-587-1 

Available 

Heckenbank, Eden, 2018 © team dis+co 

Natural Building Lab und Habitat Unit, Raumkonzept/Agora, Eden 2018 56 

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What Is Co-dividuality? 

What is Co-Dividuality? 

Today there is an urgency in answering how we can re-establish authentic 

Post-individual Architecture, Shared connections between Houses, individuals, strengthen the sense and 

of community, reconnect 

urban and rural areas, and benefit from current technologies. There is a clear demand 

for having common spaces and sharing life together in spaces designed with this 

aim. Both in urban and rural areas, there is a demand for designing spaces 

appropriate to contemporary needs: brining people together and re-connecting them 

Other Stories of Openness in Japan 

to a more natural lifestyle. The 20th century incarnated the celebration of 

individualistic society. 

The 21st century maybe will be more based on shared economy and on a notion we 

have called Co-Dividual. We’d love to think that the next stage of our society will be of 

a post-individual type. We believe that individualism should be paired with codividualism. 

Both, intimacy and possibility to be part of a community or a shared 

project are options to work on in the future. We believe that architecture can do a lot 

to conceive experimental spaces where people can spend significative time 

together. The phenomenon of shared house demonstrates that a different approach 

to living together is possible. 

Salvator-John A. Liotta / Fabienne Louyot (eds.) 

This book explores the concepts of “co-dividuality” and co-dividual spaces in 

Japanese Architecture. It is a point of reflection on a type of architecture that is 

looking to redefine what is today the relationship between inside and outside of a 

building and also about its in-betweeness. It makes clear that there are different 

ways for architecture to answer and interpret the so called “shared economy”. When 

we think about the impact that Uber, Airbnb, Facebook have had on our life it is 

evident that architects have to interrogate themselves about the current 

economical changes and social needs. There is a clear demand of community, a 

desire to be together, to be part of something. We believe that even if it has not yet 

been formally defined, it exists a type of architecture where the space is made to 

welcome a multiplicity of functions and programs. We believe that we can read these 

type of new spaces through the lenses of Co-Dividuality. 

This book explores the concept of co-dividuality, an architecture that 

ex presses a new response to joint living in the age of postindividualism, 

social media, and the sharing economy. The focus lies on current experimentation 

in Japanese architecture and presents thematic homes with 

shared spaces designed as a result of warm, simple, fun, and contemporary 

design reflections. In addition to their private room, the co-tenants 

have large common areas where they can practice urban farming, create 

a start-up, cook together, or experience new spatial ergonomics. The 

book offers an overview not only on domestic space but also on projects 

characterized by a multifarious mix between public and private spheres. 

What Is Co-dividuality? reflects on how we might want to live tomorrow. 

The book includes projects by Kengo Kuma, Kazuyo Sejima, 

Ryue Nishizawa, Shigeru Ban, Sou Fujimoto, Satoko Shinohara, 

Ayano Uchimura, Taichi Kuma, Junya Ishigami, Suppose Design, 

Naruse Inokuma, and Masuda + Otsubo, among others. 

Softcover 

21 × 21 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 29.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-621-2 


WHAT IS C0-DIVIDUALITY? 

SALVATOR-JOHN A.LIOTTA 

FABIENNE LOUYOT 

#japanesearchitecture #sharedhouses 

WHAT IS 

C0-DIVIDUALITY? 

Post-individual Architecture, shared houses and other 

stories of openness in Japan 

Kengo Kuma Kazuyo Sejima Ryue Nishizawa Shigeru Ban 

Sou Fujimoto Satoko Shinohara Ayano Uchimura Taichi Kuma 

Junya Ishigami Studio MNM-Mio Tsuneyama Naka Architects 

Ikimono Architects Alphaville Architects Suppose Design 

Yuri Naruse Jun Inokuma Shingo Masuda Katsuhisa Otsubo 

ON design partners Farm Cultural Park 

EDITED BY SALVATOR-JOHN A. LIOTTA AND FABIENNE LOUYOT 

south side 

(passive solar) 

Beams:2x6 inch wood @455mm AEP 

Support:2x4 inch wood AEP 

Beams:2x6 Tie-beam:2x4 inch wood inch AEP wood @455mm AEP 

Column:2x4 inch wood @455mm AEP 

Support:2x4 inch wood AEP 

Tie-beam:2x4 inch wood AEP 

Column:2x4 Ladder:2x4 inch wood AEP inch wood @455mm AEP 

bed :2x6 inch wood @455mm AEP 

south side 

sky lights promote 

(passive natural solar) ventilation 

sky lights promote 

natural ▽maximum ventilation 

height GL+4,530 

▽maximum eave height GL+3,360 

▽maximum height GL+4,530 

Roof:galvanized steel corrugated sheet t=0.4mm 

Ladder:2x4 inch wood AEP 

rubber asphalt coated felt t=1mm 

bed waterproof :2x6 inch plywood wood t=12mm@455mm AEP 

insulation t=60mm 

structural plywood t=12mm 

Plasterboard t=9.5mm AEP 

Openings:Double sliding window 

Dormitory 

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polyethylene waterproof sheet 

Roof:galvanized waterproof plywood t=12mm steel corrugated sheet t=0.4mm 

phenol form composite sheet t=50mm 

plywood rubber t=12mm asphalt coated felt t=1mm 

glass waterproof wool t=75mm plywood t=12mm 

Plasterboard t=12.5mm AEP 

Floor(Hall):concrete insulation metal t=60mm 

trowel finish 

Dormitory 

structural plywood t=12mm 

Floor(Dormitory):mattress t150mm 

Plasterboard plywood t=12mm t=9.5mm AEP AEP 

Groundsill:2x4inch woods 

(termite-proofing coating) 

Openings:Double sliding window 

Dormitory 

wall:galvanized steel corrugated sheet t=0.4mm 

2,400 1,600 

2,400 

polyethylene waterproof sheet 

6,400 

waterproof plywood t=12mm 

phenol form composite sheet t=50mm 

plywood t=12mm 

glass wool t=75mm funlight:fixed double glazing 

Double sliding wooden door 

B-Sectional Plasterboard perspective t=12.5mm 1/40 AEP 

Floor(Hall):concrete metal Wire screen trowel finish 

Ladder:2x4inch wood 

High-side light:double sliding aluminum window 

Foothold:2x4inch Dormitory wood 

Hall 

Dormitory 

Dormitory 

1,820 1,440 

50100 

4,550 

▽tie-beam GL+1,920 

▽dormitory FL GL+150 

▽hall FL GL+50 ▽GL±0 

Hall 

Preventing freezing system 

Shelf:2x4inch wood 

Buckling preventive steel bolt 

Wood-burning stove 

bench:2x4inch wood 

Dormitory 

Dormitory 

▽maximum eave height GL+3,360 

▽tie-beam GL+1,920 

1,820 1,440 

4,550 

Floor(Dormitory):mattress t150mm 

plywood t=12mm AEP 

Groundsill:2x4inch woods 

(termite-proofing coating) 

▽dormitory FL GL+150 

▽hall FL GL+50 

50100 

▽GL±0 

Hall 

2,400 1,600 

2,400 

6,400 

B-Sectional perspective 1/40 

14,560 (910 x16) 

funlight:fixed double glazing 

Double sliding wooden door 

Wire screen 

High-side light:double sliding aluminum window 

floor:concrete metal trowel finish 

Ladder:2x4inch wood 

Foothold:2x4inch wood 

Preventing freezing system 

Shelf:2x4inch wood 

Buckling preventive steel bolt 

Wood-burning stove 

bench:2x4inch wood 

Storage 

2,400 

Bar 

C-Sectional perspective 1/60 

Shower 

Dormitory 

Compartment B 

6,400 

1,600 

C 

sky lights 

Hall 

Hall 

2,400 

Lounge 

Compartment A 

Dormitory 

Compartment B 

455 455 455 

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910 910 

14,560 

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floor:concrete metal trowel finish 

Plan and above two 

sections of the Koyasan 

Guest House

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#architektursoziologie #bautypologien 

Funktionen der Architektur 

Katharina Weresch 

Demographic and social change are placing new demands on architecture. 

In this essential volume, architectural sociologist Katharina Weresch examines 

three building typologies selected to correspond with three areas of life: 

day care centers for children, family and multigenerational living spaces, and 

residential facilities and care facilities for the elderly. Building on Norbert Elias’s 

sociological studies, Waresch outlines the historical development of these 

three types and shows how social standards of behavior and perception manifest 

themselves in space, aesthetics, and architecture. The book researches, 

and in part empirically investigates, built examples from the last two decades, 

such as the company kindergarten Troplo Kids in Hamburg, the Munich cooperative 

wagnisART, or the Dutch village de Hogeweyk for sufferers of dementia. 

Funktionen der Architektur offers detailed insight into the interdependence of 

architecture and society while also providing practically applicable knowledge 

for planning. Its focus is on the question of how architecture can contribute to 

improving quality of life in order to promote child development, the individual 

living needs of families, intergenerational communication, and the health of 

the elderly. 

Kompetenzzentrum für Menschen mit Demenz, 

Feddersen Architekten, Nürnberg, 2006, Garden 

© Photo: Ronald Grunert-Held 

Hardcover 

21 × 26.5 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 55.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-585-7 

11.2019 

Residential Complex wagnisART, bogevischs buero architekten & stadtplaner GmbH, München, 2016 © Photo: Julia Knop

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#communalliving #socialrelationships 

GAM.16 

gewohnt: un/common 

Guest Editors: Andreas Lichtblau / Sigrid Verhovsek 

Editors: Daniel Gethmann (Executive Editor) / Petra Eckhard (Managing Editor) / 

Urs Hirschberg (Editor) / Andreas Lechner (Book Reviews) / Petra Petersson 

(Faculty News) 

Contemporary and future forms of living together urgently need new concepts in order to respond 

to growing social inequality, the dissolution of traditional structures for work and the family, and the 

emergence of diverse patterns of social relationships. GAM.16 conceives of spatial formation as a permeable 

framework for sociospatial structures in various architectural, sociological, and cultural contexts, 

aiming to increase awareness of common resources and again make them one focus of sociopolitical 

discourse. Themed “gewohnt: un/common,” GAM.16 advocates for communal living and introduces 

collaborative and coproductive concepts of organization as a spatial practice. 

With contributions by Massimo Bricocoli, Heike Delitz, Marson Korbi, Nikolai Roskamm, Sabine Storp, 

Fritz Strempel, and others 

Softcover 

22.6 × 27.4 cm 



EUR (D) 19.95 

ISBN 978-3-86859-856-8 


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Raummaschine 

Exploring Manifold Spaces 

#architecturaldesign #space 

Raummaschine. 

Exploring 

Manifold Spaces 

Sabine Hansmann / Finn Geipel (eds.) 

Sabine Hansmann and Finn Geipel (eds.) 

As much as space and movement have been subjects of debate and analysis 

in architectural theory, they have also long been driving forces in the field of 

architectural design. In 2016, the Raummaschine—a kinetic and experimental 

installation presented at the Gropius Bau in Berlin—took space and movement as 

starting points for exploring the relation between body and architecture. Three 

hundred and eighty-four motor-driven vertically hanging ball chains created 

changing spatial compositions, with visitors able to alter the space simply by 

moving their finger on a touchpad. 

Raummaschine—Exploring Manifold Spaces describes the design project and 

introduces theoretical discussions that accompanied it. The book includes contributions 

from leading authors in the fields of architecture, design, anthropology, 

sociology, and art history, including Heike Delitz, Joachim Krausse, Kerstin Sailer, 

and Albena Yaneva. 

Softcover 

17 × 24 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 25.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-579-6 

Available 

© Photos: Jens Liebchen, 2016

GSPublisherEngine 1847.85.89.100 GSPublisherEngine 1847.85.89.100 

Klaus Theo Brenner 

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#stadtarchitektur #klaustheobrenner 

City Life Collage 

Klaus Theo Brenner / Jan Büchsenschuß / 

Davide Mulas / Dirk Biermann 

In his collages, the Berlin architect Klaus Theo Brenner—who coined the term 

“Stadtarchitektur,” or urban architecture—engages with both the urban mix 

and public space. The collages reflect a broad spectrum, sometimes coming 

closer to his office's projects, sometimes less so. What they have in common 

is an atmospheric compression and the elaboration of theatrical qualities. The 

numerous works, presented together in this volume for the first time, convey an 

architecture that is always situated in an urban context, in relation to the city’s 

inhabitants and the reality of their lives. 

CITYLIFECOLLAGE 

CITYLIFE 

COLLAGE 

Jan Büchsenschuß 

Davide Mulas 

Dirk Biermann 

Hardcover 

20 × 26 cm 



EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-599-4 

11.2019

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#atmosphäre 

#leibnizuniversitäthannover 

hochweit 

2019 

jahrbuch der 

fakultät für architektur 

und landschaft 

Leibniz Universität Hannover 

Raumreiz 

Zur Wirkungsweise architektonischer Räume 

Anna Kirstgen 

How does one design an atmosphere? Architects can 

employ a multitude of physical and intangible elements 

to do so. Some of these elements skillfully control the use 

of materials, colors, or light—and others seem to generate 

atmosphere and ambience by mere chance. 

In Raumreiz, Anna Kirstgen asks how spaces affect people 

and by what means spatial effects can be deliberately 

evoked. She introduces six spatial concepts, derived from 

architectural practice, that allow the design process to be 

structured. Using her model of the “spatial narrative,” she 

proposes a method for shaping atmospheric situations in 

architecture in a more targeted way. 

Softcover 

17 × 24 cm 

248 pages, 60 b/w 

German 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-542-0 

Available 

Hochweit 2019 

Jahrbuch 2019 der Fakultät für Architektur 

und Landschaft, Leibniz Universität Hannover 

Fakultät für Architektur und Landschaft, 

Leibniz Universität Hannover (ed.) 

Hochweit makes a statement about the current teaching 

and research of the award-winning Fakultät für Architektur 

und Landschaft at the Leibniz Universität Hannover and 

functions as a mouthpiece for the faculty, whose nine institutes 

reflect the enriching power of interdisciplinary cooperation. 

The yearbook presents numerous exemplary design 

and teaching events, research activities, lectures, excursions, 

workshops, exhibitions, and discussions about the discipline 

organized by the faculty from the past year. 

Both essays in this year’s edition of Hochweit focus on the 

Bauhaus. Markus Jager’s contribution is devoted to the 

interaction between this famous institution and the Werkkunstschule 

Hannover. Herbert Lindinger and Jens Broszeit 

discuss the influence of the Bauhaus on the Ulmer Hochschule 

für Gestaltung (Ulm School of Design). 


24 × 21.5 cm 



EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-596-3 

12.2019

#Hashtag 

© Photo: Marvin Ibo Göngür, Kassel, 2018 

© Photo / Cover: Sarah Larissa Heuser, Duisburg, 2017

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#montagstiftung #photobookmuseum 

The Photobook in 

Art and Society 

Participative Potentials of a Medium 

Montag Stiftung Kunst und Gesellschaft (ed.) 

in cooperation with The PhotoBookMuseum 

Since the turn of the millennium, the analogue photo book 

has experienced an international boom, developing into its 

own art form: a kind of visual literature, somewhere between 

novel and film. More and more often, photographers are 

publishing their works in this format rather than only as part 

of exhibitions. However, the photo book as an art form is 

hardly known to a wider public. The multiyear project “Welt 

im Umbruch” (World in Transition), which the Montag Stiftung 

initiated together with the PhotoBookMuseum, made one 

attempt to change this. In Rostock, Duisburg, and Kassel, 

members of the public were able to get to know photobooks 

as an artistic form of expression and to design photobooks of 

their own. 

This volume not only documents the experience-based 

knowledge of all participants but also introduces the history 

of the photobook along with theories and current practices 

of participative art. It collects contributions on the production 

and distribution conditions of photobooks from Asia, Europe, 

and the United States. In addition to the medium’s political 

and emancipatory potential, topics discussed include the 

reasons for the analogue photobook's enormous appeal in 

the digital present. 

The PhotoBookMuseum 

Das Fotobuch 

in Kunst und 

Gesellschaft 

The Photobook 

in Art and 

Society 

Das Fotobuch 

in Kunst und 

Gesellschaft 

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#frauenkloster #kulturelletransformation 

Frauenkloster 

Frauenkloster Klosterfrauen 

Eine künstlerisch-poetische Untersuchung 

zur Transformation einer Lebensform 

With Photographs by Ulrike Myrzik 

Jutta Görlich 

Ulrike Rose (ed.) 

After the Schlehdorf monastery became too big for the thirty aging Dominican 

sisters, they collectively decided to sell the building and move into a newly built 

extension. Artist Jutta Görlich, photographer Ulrike Myrzik, and cultural manager 

Ulrike Rose visited the Schlehdorf sisters and other female convents gripped by 

the process of change. In the book, they explore the present-day disappearance 

of these convents, photograph the transformations the institutions are undergoing, 

and carry out interviews with those who live there. The book not only reveals 

the paths that these shrinking communities chart when their dwellings become 

too large, but also what happens to the former monastery and the significance 

that spatial change can have for monastic coexistence. Without romanticizing its 

subject or focusing on monastic traditions, the book looks at contemporary ways 

of life in convents and the future of these centuries-old landmarks that continue 

to decisively shape our cultural landscape. 

Softcover 

16 × 24 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-606-9 


Eine künstlerisch-poetische Untersuchung zu Frauenklöstern im Wandel 

von Edward Beierle, Jutta Görlich und Ulrike Rose 

Frauenkloster 

Klosterfrauen 

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#Hashtag 

Kloster Schlehdorf, 2019 © Photo: Ulrike Myrzik

Wolfgang Wende, Torsten Birne [Hg. / Eds.] 

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#alexakreissl #timtrantenroth 

Rapport 

Alexa Kreissl, Tim Trantenroth 

Wolfgang Wende / Torsten Birne (eds.) 

Modernism is celebrating milestone birthdays and remains an object of fascination. 

Two Berlin-based artists have joined the exhibition rapport at the Dresden Kulturpalast 

to show their contributions to the ongoing history of modernity. They play 

with architectural space, deconstructing it and recombining it in new ways, as a 

dynamic collage or an image. They give an account of architecture and their time to 

discover forms and patterns, recurrence and deviation. 

Alexa Kreissl is concerned with the built environment itself; she deconstructs 

architects’ creations. With narrow metal or wooden rods, she delineates spaces that 

are permeable and airy, under tension or balanced. Tim Trantenroth examines the 

aesthetics of series. He continuously transfers elements of the built environment into 

built images. The structures and surface patterns of late modernism from both East 

and West Germany are reproduced on transparent backgrounds. His work touches 

upon an era that has only recently passed, as well as upon fundamental questions 

about the design relationship between space and image, surface and depth. 

rapport Alexa Kreissl Tim Trantenroth 

Wolfgang Wende, Torsten Birne [Hg. / Eds.] 

rapport 

Alexa Kreissl 

Tim Trantenroth 

Rapport is the first publication by the Center for Building Culture Saxony (ZfBK), 

which was opened in 2017 in the renovated Dresden Kulturpalast, itself one of the 

earliest examples of East German modernism. 

Softcover 

21 × 29.7 cm 



EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-586-4 

Available

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#künstlerischespotenzial #stadtentwicklung 

Kunst im UmBau 

Eine Berliner Projektreihe im Kontext urbaner 

Wohnraumverknappung 

Siglinde Lang 

Can art make a contribution to debates on urban housing shortages, influxes of 

new residents, and gentrification? And if so, what might it be? Guided by these 

questions, Kunst im UmBau sets out to investigate Berlin apartment buildings 

affected by renovation measures, rent increases, and the conversion into condominiums. 

The curated project series aims to create a neutral communication 

space for controversial interests and diverging points of view. The artistic interventions 

are located in semiprivate, semipublic areas such as staircases, courtyards, 

and entrance halls. The documentation presents works by Alexander Wolff, 

44flavours, Jelena Fuzinato, Rubén D’hers, Pierre-Etienne Morelle, and Studio 

Achtviertel, while also reflecting processes and discussions. 

Kunst 

im UmBau 

Dokumentation einer Berliner Projektreihe 

im Kontext urbaner Wohnraumverknappung 


17 × 24 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 29.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-614-4 

11.2019 

rich, hard, poor, soft, Alexander Wolff, Berlin, 2018 © Photo: Philipp Külker

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#artek #explorativefurniture 

Formful Wood 

Explorative Furniture 

Mario Rinke / Florian Hauswirth (eds.) 

Design and construct seating furniture from plywood! Inspired by the famous 

L-leg designed by the architect Alvar Aalto for the Finnish furniture company 

Artek, an experimental study project investigated the potential and design possibilities 

of glued and bent wood. In close cooperation with Artek, twenty-eight 

students of architecture at the ETH Zürich worked together with students of 

object design at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts to not only 

turn this material on its head but also question the sensuous qualities of these 

objects, their construction as an architectural place, and sitting as a social event. 

The volume Formful Wood: Explorative Furniture presents the surprising and 

unknown aspects of a well-known material, illuminates the respective creation 

processes, and reflects on its context in diverse essays. 

FORMFUL WOOD 

RINKE, HAUSWIRTH [EDS.] 

MARIO RINKE, FLORIAN HAUSWIRTH [EDS.] 

FORMFUL WOOD 

EXPLORATIVE FURNITURE 

With contributions by Nicolai de Gier, Florian Hauswirth, Sebastian Kraft, Mario 

Rinke, Christoph Schindler, and Alessandro Oreste Tellini 


21 × 29.7 cm 


English 

EUR (D) 39.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-588-8 

Available

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#friederikevonrauch #neuespalais 

Heimliche Welten im 

Neuen Palais 

Erlebt von Rudolf Prinz zur Lippe 

Photographs by Friederike von Rauch 

Generaldirektion der Stiftung Preußische Schlösser 

und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg (ed.) 

In his texts on Friederike von Rauch's photographs of the Neues Palais in 

Sanssouci, Rudolf Prinz zur Lippe brings the dark corners and quiet areas 

of the magnificent building to life. He questions and unmasks the splendid 

decorations and brings to light many a loving quirk by giving voice to apparent 

trivialities: “It—pathos—has withdrawn into one of the furniture storage 

rooms.” His sensitive observations approach the palace with an attentive 

gaze. The book presents courtly architecture and decorative art, perceived 

in a different way in texts and images, that transform the sublime palace of 

Frederick the Great into a human world. 

At the close of 2018, JOVIS Verlag published a book about the Neues Palais 

with photographs by Friederike von Rauch. In that book, the atmospheric 

glimpses behind the scenes and details of the former royal palace are paired 

with text miniatures by the philosopher Rudolf Prinz zur Lippe. These have 

now been expanded and assembled together in this sophisticated volume. 

Softcover 

14.8 × 21 cm 


German 

EUR (D) 18.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-582-6 

12.2019

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#friederikevonrauch #klosterräume 

Monastic 

Friederike von Rauch 

With her eye for architectural details, Friederike von Rauch captures the contemplative 

power of monastic interiors—while simultaneously separating them from 

their religious context. The Berlin-based artist has lived and worked in several 

of the icons of European monastic architecture over the past few years, including 

Le Corbusier’s Sainte-Marie de La Tourette near Lyon, Hans van der Laan’s 

Roosenberg Abbey near Antwerp, and Andrea Palladio’s monastery San Giorgio 

Maggiore in Venice. Using an analogue, medium-format camera, she has created 

images that tell of immersion, with ascetic lighting control and reduced colors. 

The absence of human presence and the subtle treatment of light and shadow 

lend her interiors an element of timelessness and placelessness. 

Friederike von Rauch Monastic 

Monastic 

Friederike von Rauch 

Hardcover 

28.4 × 33.4 cm 



EUR (D) 40.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-591-8 

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#friederikevonrauch #klosterräume

Ein partizipatives Realisierungsprojekt von Studierenden und Geflüchteten 

in Kooperation von Land, Kommune und Hochschule 

Tatjana Dürr | Jürgen Graf | Andreas Kretzer | Stefan Krötsch 

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#jovisverlag 

HOUSING 

URBAN DESIGN 

Bezahlbar. Gut. Wohnen. 

Strategien für erschwinglichen Wohnraum 

Klaus Dömer / Hans Drexler / Joachim 

Schultz-Granberg 

Softcover with flaps, 14 x 19 cm, 


German 

EUR (D) 25.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-432-4 

Urban Design Lab Handbook 

Dialogue-Oriented Urban Transformation 

Processes and Practical Approaches from Latin 

America and the Caribbean 

Roland Krebs / Markus Tomaselli (eds.) 

Softcover, 20 x 26 cm, 


English 

EUR (D) 34.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-562-8 

CoHousing Inclusive 

Self-organized, community-led housing for all 

id22: Institute for Creative Sustainability 

Michael LaFond / Larisa Tsvetkova (eds.) 

Softcover, 21 x 27 cm, 240 pages, num. col. 


EUR (D) 29.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-462-1 

Moravia Manifesto 

Coding Strategies for Informal Neighborhoods 

Estrategias de codificación para barrios 

populares 

Moritz Ahlert / Maximilian Becker / Albert 

Kreisel / Philipp Misselwitz / Nina Pawlicki / 

Tobias Schrammek (eds.) 


English/Spanish 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-535-2 

Home not Shelter! 2 

Gemeinsam bauen und wohnen in Wien 

Ralf Pasel / Alexander Hagner / Ralph Boch / 

Max Hacke / Team Traudi (eds.) 

Swiss brochure with flaps, 17 x 24 cm, 

200 pages, num. col. ill. 

German 

EUR (D) 24.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-513-0 

Across Theory and Practice 

Thinking Through Urban Research 

Monika Grubbauer / Kate Shaw (eds.) 

Softcover, 15 x 22 cm, 256 pages, 61 unicol. 

English 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-540-6 

HOME NOT SHELTER! 

Gemeinschaftshaus Spinelli 

[drei] 

Home not Shelter! 3 

Gemeinschaftshaus Spinelli 

Tatjana Dürr / Jürgen Graf / Andreas Kretzer / 

Stefan Krötsch (eds.) 

Swiss brochure with flaps, 17 x 24 cm, 


German 

EUR (D) 24.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-514-7 

Zweifel 

Performative Stadtplanung in 13 Vorträgen 

Ton Matton 

Softcover, 10.5 x 14.8 cm, 160 pages 

German 

EUR (D) 16.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-553-6 

ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY 

The Vienna Model 2 

Housing for the City of the 21st Century 

Wolfgang Förster / William Menking (eds.) 

Softcover with dust jacket, 22.6 x 27.4 cm, 


German 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-561-1 

Bauhaus Dessau 

Architecture–Design–Concept 

Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau (ed.) 

Flexcover, 21 x 27.5 cm, 144 pages, 78 col. and 

4 b/w 


EUR (D) 25.00 

ISBN 978-3-939633-11-2 

Alle wollen wohnen 

Gerecht. Sozial. Bezahlbar 

Ursula Kleefisch-Jobst / Peter Köddermann / 

Karen Jung (eds.) 

Hardcover, 18.5 x 26 cm, 


German 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-474-4 

Baukultur–Studienausgabe 

Spiegel gesellschaftlichen Wandels 

Werner Durth / Paul Sigel 

Softcover, three volumes in a slipcase, 

23.3 x 30.5 cm, 808 pages, 570 col. and 

450 b/w 

German 

EUR (D) 29.95 

ISBN 978-3-86859-427-0

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#jovispublishers 

Asmara 

Africa’s Jewel of Modernity 

Photographs by Stefan Boness 

Jochen Visscher (ed.) 

Hardcover, 17 x 20 cm, 96 pages, 82 col. 


EUR (D) 18.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-435-5 

Die vergessenen Alternativen 

Strukturalismus und brutalistische Erfahrung in 

der Architektur 

Bernhard Denkinger 

Flexcover, 16.5 x 24 cm, 288 pages, 150 col. 

and b/w 

German 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-551-2 

Tel Aviv 

The White City 

Photographs by Stefan Boness 

Essay by Carsten Hueck 

Jochen Visscher (ed.) 

Hardcover, 17 x 20 cm, 



EUR (D) 18.00 

ISBN 978-3-939633-75-4 

Holidays After The Fall 

Seaside Architecture and Urbanism in Bulgaria 

and Croatia 

Michael Zinganel / Elke Beyer / 

Anke Hagemann (eds.) 


and b/w plans and ill. 

English 

EUR (D) 29.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-226-9 

Building Berlin 

Developers Who Shaped the Emerging 

Metropolis 

Wolfgang Schäche / Daniel Ralf Schmitz / 

David Pessier 

Clothbound with jacket, 22.3 x 28.7 cm, 


English 

EUR (D) 48.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-559-8 

URBANISM 

märklinMODERNE 

From Architecture to Assembly Kit and Back 

Again 

Daniel Bartetzko / Karin Berkemann (eds.) 

Hardcover, 24 x 17 cm, landscape, 

136 pages, 102 b/w and col. 


EUR (D) 28.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-518-5 

Setting the Stage for Modernity 

Cafés, Hotels, Restaurants 

Franziska Bollerey 

Softcover with flaps, 18.5 x 26 cm, 256 pages, 

310 col. and b/w 


EUR (D) 38.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-483-6 

Make City 

A Compendium of Urban Alternatives 

Stadt anders machen 

Francesca Ferguson, MAKE_SHIFT (ed.) 

Softcover, 17 x 24 cm, 352 pages, 400 col. 

and b/w 


EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-567-3 

In den Himmel bauen 

Hochhausprojekte von Otto Kohtz (1880–1956) 

Wolfgang Schäche / Brigitte Jacob / 

David Pessier (eds.) 

Hardcover, 18 x 29.7 cm, 


German 

EUR (D) 49.80 

ISBN 978-3-939633-67-9 

Forever New: Frankfurt’s Old Town 

Building between Dom and Römer since 1900 

Philipp Sturm / Peter Cachola Schmal (eds.) 

Hardcover, 19.5 x 27 cm, 368 pages, 250 col. 

and b/w 


EUR (D) 58.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-501-7 

POSTWAR MODERNISM 

Potenzial Großsiedlung 

Zukunftsbilder für die Neue Vahr 

Katja-Annika Pahl / Iris Reuther / Peter Stubbe / 

Jürgen Tietz (eds.) 

Softcover with flaps, 24 x 30 cm, 

160 pages, 120 col and b/w 

German 

EUR 39.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-533-8 

Eventisierung der Stadt 

Gabriela Muri / Daniel Späti / Philipp Klaus / 

Francis Müller (eds.) 

Softcover with flaps, 16.5 x 24 cm, 


German 

EUR (D) 38.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-493-5

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Städte für Menschen 

Jan Gehl 

Hardcover 

17 x 24 cm, 304 pages, num. col. 

German 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-356-3 

E-Book: 

ISBN 978-3-86859-897-1 

Schulen planen und bauen 2.0 

Grundlagen, Prozesse, Projekte 

Montag Stiftung Jugend und Gesellschaft (ed.) 

Softcover with flaps, 19 x 25 cm, 424 pages, 

num. col. 

German 

EUR (D) 34.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-437-9 

Stuttgart in Bewegung—Berichte von 

unterwegs 

Reallabor für nachhaltige Mobilitätskultur, 

Universität Stuttgart (ed.) 

Softcover with dust jacket, 21 x 25 cm, 


German 

EUR (D) 32.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-509-3 

Schulgesellschaft 

Vom Dazwischen zum Lernraum—30 Schulgebäude 

im Vergleich 

Marika Schmidt / Rolf Schuster (eds.) 

Softcover, 16,5 x 24 cm, 112 pages, 92 ill. 

German 

EUR (D) 18.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-342-6 

Berlin—Die Schönheit des Alltäglichen 

Urbane Textur einer Großstadt 

Frank Peter Jäger (ed.) 

Hardcover, 17 x 24 cm, 192 pages, num. col. 

and b/w 

German 

EUR (D) 28.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-380-8 

Tezuka Architects: The Yellow Book 

Thomas Sherman / Greg Logan (eds.) 

With a foreword by Mohsen Mostafavi and an 

introduction by Mark Mulligan 

Hardcover with rounded edges, 9 x 16 cm, 


English 

EUR (D) 18.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-423-2 

Religion und Stadt 

Positionen zum zeitgenössischen Sakralbau in 

Deutschland 

Ansgar and Benedikt Schultz (eds.) 

Hardcover, linen, 17 x 23,5 cm, 96 pages, 

39 col. and 22 b/w ill. and plans 

German 

EUR (D) 28.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-546-8 

SUSTAINABILITY 

Hortitecture 

The Power of Architecture and Plants 

Almut Grüntuch-Ernst, IDAS Institute for Design 

and Architectural Strategies (ed.) 

Softcover, 16.5 x 23.5 cm, 288 pages, num. col. 

English 

EUR (D) 35.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-547-5 

SCHOOL ARCHITECTURE 

Architecture Is Participation 

Die Baupiloten—Methods and Projects 

Susanne Hofmann 

Softcover, 17 x 24 cm, 256 pages, 200 col. and 

25 b/w 

English 

EUR (D) 29.80 

ISBN 978-3-86859-347-1 

Mensch und Landschaftsarchitektur 

Juliane Feldhusen / Sebastian Feldhusen (eds.) 

Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences, 

School of Landscape Architecture, Study 

Program Open Space Planning 

Softcover, 16 x 24 cm, 336 pages, 146 col. and 

b/w 

German 

EUR (D) 38.00 

ISBN 978-3-86859-405-8 

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Authors and Editors 

Alcaide, Naomi 16 

Bartels, Olaf 18 

baukind 32 

Baumeister, Eva-Maria 14 

Becker, Tobias 5 

Behörde für Stadtentwicklung und Wohnen 18 

Berkemann, Karin 3 

Biermann, Dirk 48 

Birne, Torsten 54 

Brenner, Klaus Theo 48 

Brunner, Matthias 8 

Buchholz, Kai 6 

Büchsenschuß, Jan 48 

Buettner, Anke 26 

Dell, Christopher 12 

Dolff-Bonekämper, Gaby 29 

Dziobek-Bepler, Nathalie 32 

Eckhard, Petra 46 

Fakultät für Architektur und Landschaft, 

Leibniz Universität Hannover 49 

Finkenberger, Isabel Maria 14 

Forschungslabor Raum 16 

Fröbe, Turit 27 

Fusi, Paolo 19 

future.lab 38 

Geipel, Finn 47 

Geisel, Thomas 22 

Geiß-Netthöfel, Karola 20 

Generaldirektion der Stiftung Preußische 

Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg 57 

Gethmann, Daniel 46 

Görlich, Jutta 52 

Hansmann, Sabine 47 

Harnack, Maren 8 

Hauswirth, Florian 56 

Heger, Natalie 8 

Hirschberg, Urs 46 

Höcke, Christian 16 

Hoffmann Robbiani, Sandra 5 

IBA_Wien 2022 38 

Jaeger, Falk 33 

Jany, Andrea 40 

Kirstgen, Anna 49 

Koch, Christian 14 

Kundoo, Anupama 10 

Lang, Siglinde 55 

Lechner, Andreas 46 

Leibniz Universität Hannover 49 

Lichtblau, Andreas 46 

Liotta, Salvator-John A. 44 

Lopez-Pineiro, Sergio 13 

Lorenzen Mayer Architekten 42 

Louyot, Fabienne 44 

Marquart, Christian 34 

Meier, Hans-Rudolf 29 

Montag Stiftung Kunst und Gesellschaft 51 

Moretti, Beatrice 23 

Mühlhofer, Stefan 21 

Mulas, Davide 48 

Münchner Stadtbibliothek 26 

Nellen, Dieter 20, 22 

Noennig, Jörg Rainer 17 

Oswalt, Philipp 6, 9 

Petersson, Petra 46 

Pollmann, Tyyne Claudia 28 

Praeger Richter Architekten 41 

Prinz zur Lippe, Rudolf 57 

Rahmann, Heike 30 

Redbergs, Oskars 41 

re:form e. V. 43 

Regionalverband Ruhr (RVR) 20 

Rettich, Stefan 9 

Rinke, Mario 56 

Rose, Ulrike 52 

Schirrmacher, Arne 24 

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von Rauch, Friederike 58 

Voss, Ekkehard 37 

Walliss, Jillian 30 

weißensee kunsthochschule berlin 28 

Welzel, Barbara 21 

Wende, Wolfgang 54 

Weresch, Katharina 45 

Wienigk, Maren 24 

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mail: elisabeth@harder-kreimann.de 

UK, IRELAND, EAST EUROPE, SCAN- 

DINAVIA, ASIA, AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST, 

AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND 

ACC Art Books 

Sandy Lane, Old Martlesham, Woodbridge, 

Suffolk 

IP12 4SD, United Kingdom 

fon: +44 (0) (1394) 389950 

mail: uksales@accpublishinggroup.com 

THE NETHERLANDS 

Jan Smit Boeken 

Eikbosserweg 258 

1213SE Hilversum 

The Netherlands 

fon: +31 (0) 35 6219267 

mob.: +31 (0) 6-20618964 

mail: jan@jansmitboeken.info 

SWITZERLAND 

AVA Verlagsauslieferung AG 

Centralweg 16 

Postfach 27 

8910 Affoltern am Albis 

Switzerland 

fon: +41 (0) 44 762 42 00 

fax: +41 (0) 44 762 42 10 

mail: avainfo@ava.ch 

Buchzentrum AG (BZ) 

Industriestr. Ost 10 

CH-4614 Hägendorf 

Switzerland 

fax: +41 (0) 62 209 26 27 

mail: kundendienst@buchzentrum.ch 

SOUTH EUROPE, BELGIUM 

Flavio Marcello 

Publishers‘ Representative 

Via Belzoni, 12 

35121 Padova 

Italy 

fon: +39 (0) 49 8360671 

fax: +39 (0) 49 8774051 

mail: marcello@marcellosas.it 

USA, CANADA, MIDDLE AND SOUTH 

AMERICA 

ARTBOOK I D.A.P. 

75 Broad Street, Suite 630 

New York City 10004 

USA 

fon: +1 (0) 212 627 1999-205 

fax: +1 (0) 212 627 9484 

mail: orders@dapinc.com 

CHINA, TAIWAN, SOUTHEAST ASIA 

China Publishers Marketing 

Benjamin Pan 

Room 2804, Building #1, No.77 

Lane 569, Xinhua Road, 

Changning District 

Shanghai 

China, 200052 

fon/fax: +86 (0) 21 54259557 

mob.: +86 (0) 13061629622 

mail: benjamin.pan@cpmarketing.com.cn 

Basic discount: 30 % / Return consignments from regular subscriptions are only accepted on the explicit authorisation of the publisher 

or its representatives and will be charged at a reduced rate of 12 % of the applicable invoice value. Full refund up to 6 months 

after abolishment of retail price. The returned books must be in immaculate condition (with no indications of use or damage and 

film-sealed). Complaints are only permitted within 7 days of receiving goods and must be in writing. The publisher reserves the right 

to alter availability, price and layout/finishing, as well as dates of publication. Conditional property rights apply until payment has 

been completed. Advertised books may be subject to price alterations. Place of fulfilment and jurisdiction is Berlin.

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