J.Mayer H.
Henry Urbach
Hardcover | 24.7 x 2.5 x 29.4 cm | 256 pp
Hatje Cantz 2008 | 9783775722230
A complete survey of the work of J. Mayer H., whose very first building won them the coveted Mies van der Rohe Emerging Architect Prize in 2003.
J. Mayer H. Architects, founded in Berlin in 1996 by Jurgen Mayer H., has won a number of awards for their extraordinary work. They created a furore with attention-getting buildings such as the new commons for the Universitat Karlsruhe and the AdA 1 offices in Hamburg . In particular, Metropol Parasol, a gigantic structure for the market place in the heart of old Seville , has made J. Mayer H. Architects one of the offices most discussed by architecture critics.
Edited by Henry Urbach and Cristina Steingraber, this is the first book to present the entire oeuvre of J. Mayer H., starting with research and moving through design to project development, and culminating in the actual building itself.
A number of renowned authors, such as Rolf Fehlbaum, Andres Lepik, John Paul Ricco, Ilka und Andreas Ruby, Felicity D. Scott, Henry Urbach, und Philip Ursprung take a variety of approaches toward positioning the office's work in today's international architecture scene.
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Henry Urbach
Hardcover | 24.7 x 2.5 x 29.4 cm | 256 pp
Hatje Cantz 2008 | 9783775722230
A complete survey of the work of J. Mayer H., whose very first building won them the coveted Mies van der Rohe Emerging Architect Prize in 2003.
J. Mayer H. Architects, founded in Berlin in 1996 by Jurgen Mayer H., has won a number of awards for their extraordinary work. They created a furore with attention-getting buildings such as the new commons for the Universitat Karlsruhe and the AdA 1 offices in Hamburg . In particular, Metropol Parasol, a gigantic structure for the market place in the heart of old Seville , has made J. Mayer H. Architects one of the offices most discussed by architecture critics.
Edited by Henry Urbach and Cristina Steingraber, this is the first book to present the entire oeuvre of J. Mayer H., starting with research and moving through design to project development, and culminating in the actual building itself.
A number of renowned authors, such as Rolf Fehlbaum, Andres Lepik, John Paul Ricco, Ilka und Andreas Ruby, Felicity D. Scott, Henry Urbach, und Philip Ursprung take a variety of approaches toward positioning the office's work in today's international architecture scene.
