Versailles: the palace and the park as a general composition
The residence is understood through the buildings, gardens and their connection. Representativeness is a spatial task that goes beyond the decoration of a separate hall.
The residence is understood through the buildings, gardens and their connection. Representativeness is a spatial task that goes beyond the decoration of a separate hall.
The historic Vienna combines medieval, baroque and later urban layers. Ringstrasse shows how a large boulevard can participate in the general cultural image.
The house in Poissy brings together the ideas of Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret for free space, light and movement. Its history also shows the difference between an architectural man...
The modern home is viewed through spatial ideas, not just through lack of decoration.
The city structure can connect buildings of different eras into a recognizable ensemble.
The valley between Melk and Krems combines settlements, monasteries, castles and agricultural terrains. The legacy is in their relationships, not just in a representative monument.
The historical image is also the result of the post-war reconstruction, which should be said clearly.
The visible image combines preserved historical parts with reconstructions from the 19th century.
The similarity of forms does not mean that the whole ensemble is from one era.
The reinforced concrete structure allows for a monumental multi-purpose hall.
The religious composition uses the valleys and slopes.
The two villages in Anhui show a complete traditional village environment.