Max Dudler   Germany   Located in Berlin’s Schöneberg neighborhood, this new construction mends an urban fabric that has needed repairing since the 1990s, rising, as it does, beside a heretofore lone office building – the Platinum, a work of the architect Jürgen Sawade – a

Max Dudler   Germany   As the library building rises between the old quarter and the part of the city that is architecturally heterogeneous, it serves to connect the layers of the history of Heidenheim.

Max Dudler   Germany   The newly created Schwabinger Tor neighborhood in the city of Munich boasts a new icon, a freestanding block with a striking stone relief facade. The relief effect is achieved thanks to the recessed arrangement of the window frames – so that only the

Max Dudler   Germany   The new twin buildings in Bielefeld are designed in accordance with a shared language that enhances the importance and uniqueness of the iconic places that they serve.

Max Dudler   Germany   Although a good part of the loss of Germany’s monumental heritage can rightly be attributed to the massive devastation inflicted during World War II, there are certain instances where the destruction took place centuries back. In the case of the medi

Max Dudler   Germany   Desmarcándose de la volumetría de su entorno, el edificio expone una piel rigurosa que alberga un espacio interior organizado en torno al vacío central de la gran sala de lectura.

Max Dudler   Germany   Entre las constantes que definen la idea contemporánea de ciudad aparece la interrelación de sistemas complejos y a menudo contrapuestos, cuyo denominador común es su capacidad de convivencia. El trabajo, la cultura, los modos de habitar y todas las

Hans Kollhoff Max Dudler Josef Paul Kleihues Jürgen Sawade   Germany   Developed by several architects according to the method used at the IBA, the block called Hofgarten am Gendarmenmarkt is located between Franzosischestrasse and Behrenstrasse, next to Nouvel's building. As in the Kontorhaus Mitte, the work was coordi

Libraries have been one of the symbols of bourgeois society. Originally confined to monasterios and palaces, distant havens of elitist knowledge, libraries eventually became quintessential public spaces in the capitalist and increasingly democratic c