An edition of Helmut Jahn (2012)

Helmut Jahn

Process. Progress

Helmut Jahn
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An edition of Helmut Jahn (2012)

Helmut Jahn

Process. Progress

Helmut Jahn is world-famous for buildings like Frankfurter Messeturm (1985-1991), Sony Center with the Bahntower, Berlin (1993-2000), airport Bangkok-Suvarnabhumi (1995-2005) and the Veer Towers, Las Vegas (2006-2010). In a luxury edition this book shows in large scale and high-quality photos by the well-known photographer Rainer Viertlböck the increasing international reach of Helmut Jahn's oeuvre, starting in Chicago and the United States in the 1980s and expanding initially to South Africa, then to Europe, with the focus on Germany, and from there via the Middle East to China, Singapore, Japan and Korea. The photos are combined with a comprehensive collection of Helmut Jahn's impressive design sketches. They provide inspiring insights into the development of the buildings and the underlying design process.

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Language
English
Pages
480

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Helmut Jahn: Process. Progress
2012, de Gruyter GmbH, Walter
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Library of Congress
NA680 .J34x 2013, NA680 .J34 2013

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Number of pages
480
Weight
3.469

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Open Library
OL34485109M
ISBN 13
9783038214243
OCLC/WorldCat
828188107

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