Anna Heringer. Essential beauty
Edited by Arquitectura Viva and the Fundación ICO, the catalogue of the exhibition ‘Anna Heringer. Essential Beauty’ covers the main works and projects by the German architect, from her buildings in Bangladesh – the METI and DESI schools or the Anandaloy Building –, in China – the bamboo shelters and the Ceramics Museum in Majiayao – and in Africa – an educational campus in Ghana or a kindergarten in Zimbabwe –, to the projects developed in Europe – the birth space in Austria, an Ayurveda center in Germany or an ecotourism project in Spain, in which she has incorporated traditional materials and techniques from those countries, such as rammed earth. Under the motto ‘Architecture is a tool to improve lives,’ Heringer has also impulsed initiatives like the Dipdii Textiles workshop for women in Bangladesh or the Laufen Manifesto for a more humane design culture.
The cloth hardcover catalogue is a bilingual (Spanish-English) edition of 208 pages. Aside from texts of the Fundación ICO/Museo ICO and the curator Luis Fernández-Galiano, it also includes an article by Angelika Fitz, director of the Architekturzentrum Wien, and a conversation between the architect and the critic Peter Buchanan.
Fundación ICO / Museo ICO
Obras sostenibles Sustainable Projects
Luis Fernández-Galiano
La belleza del erizo The Beauty of the Hedgehog
Angelika Fitz
Una arquitectura de los cuidados Caring for People, for the Planet and for Beauty
Peter Buchanan/Anna Heringer
Ética material, un diálogo Material Ethics, a Dialogue
Obras y proyectos Works and Projects
Escuela METI, Rudrapur (Bangladesh), 2005-2006
METI School, Rudrapur (Bangladesh), 2005-2006
Escuela de Formación Profesional DESI, Rudrapur (Bangladesh), 2007-2008
DESI Electrical Training Center, Rudrapur (Bangladesh), 2007-2008
Viviendas HOMEmade, Rudrapur/Vishnupur (Bangladesh), 2007-2008
HOMEmade Family Houses, Rudrapur/Vishnupur (Bangladesh), 2007-2008
Edificio Anandaloy, Rudrapur (Bangladesh), 2017-2020
Anandaloy Building, Rudrapur (Bangladesh), 2017-2020
Campamentos para refugiados rohingyá, Kutupalong (Bangladesh), 2019-
Rohingya Refugee Camp, Kutupalong (Bangladesh), 2019-
Tres albergues de bambú, Baoxi (China), 2013-2016
Three Bamboo Hostels, Baoxi (China), 2013-2016
Museo de Cerámica Majiayao y plan director, Lintao (China), 2014-
Majiayao Ceramics Museum and Masterplan, Lintao (China), 2014-
Centro de Formación para la Sostenibilidad, Marrakech (Marruecos), 2010
Training Center for Sustainability, Marrakech (Morocco), 2010
Campus de Formación Tatale, Tatale (Ghana), 2020-
Tatale Educational Campus, Tatale (Ghana), 2020-
Guardería para permacultura PORET, Chaseyama (Zimbabue), 2013-2014
Kindergarten for Permaculture PORET, Chaseyama (Zimbabwe), 2013-2014
Vivienda experimental Capriccio, Edersee (Alemania), 2017-
Capriccio Experimental House, Edersee (Germany), 2017-
Alojamiento ayurveda RoSana, Rosenheim (Alemania), 2021
RoSana Ayurveda Guesthouse, Rosenheim (Germany), 2021
Campus sostenible St. Michael, Traunstein (Alemania), 2019-
Campus for Sustainability St. Michael, Traunstein (Germany), 2019-
Altar para la Catedral de San Pedro, Worms (Alemania), 2018
Altar for St Peter’s Cathedral, Worms (Germany), 2018
Monolito y zepelín para Omicron Electronics, Vorarlberg (Austria), 2015
Omicron Monolith and Zeppelin, Vorarlberg (Austria), 2015
Espacio para el nacimiento y los sentidos, Vorarlberg (Austria), 2020
Space for Birth and Senses, Vorarlberg (Austria), 2020
Cortijo de Ecoturismo La Donaira, Montecorto (España), 2020
Eco-tourism Cortijo La Donaira, Montecorto (Spain), 2020
Dipdii Textiles, Rudrapur (Bangladesh), 2012-
Dipdii Textiles, Rudrapur (Bangladesh), 2012-
Manifiesto de Laufen
Laufen Manifesto
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