This volume offers a close examination of 12 buildings, designed by Kollhoff between 1996 and 2001. Each building is depicted in five full-page duotone photographs, illustrating their fa?ade's tectonic structure and highlighting Kollhoff's characteristic use of light and shadow. An essay by architectural theorist Fritz Neumeyer analyses Kollhoff's contributions to the urban landscape.
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This volume offers a close examination of twelve buildings, designed by Kollhoff between 1996 and 2001. Each building is depicted in five full-page duotone photographs, dramatically illustrating their facades’tectonic structure and highlighting Kollhoff’s characteristic use of light and shadow. An in-depth essay by architectural theorist Fritz Neumeyer analyzes Kollhoff’s many important contributions to the urban landscape.
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Born in 1946, Hans Kollhoff is a Professor at the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. He maintains architectural practices with Helga Timmermann in Germany, Switzerland and The Netherlands.
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