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Content of issue 11/2003 Building with Stone
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We’ve all followed the never-ending discussions about plans for Pariser Platz in Berlin. With the aim of keeping the traditional look of the square, the City of Berlin (supported by a ‘society for the preservation of historic Berlin’) brought out a regulation that required all facades fronting onto the square to be clad at least 50% with natural stone. Stone was thus thrown into the spotlight as a symbol of ‘the good old days’. In the opposing camp, of course, were the architect and the client, both of whom wanted a modern architectural idiom with glass. The result was – as so often – a compromise in the form of a ‘revised’ design. Content in Issue 11/2003
Kunsthaus Graz
p. 1252
report | architect: Cook, Peter | Fournier, Colin | spacelab Peter Cook/Colin Fournier Architektur Consult |
Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jerusalem
p. 1254
report | architect: Kolker, Kolker, Epstein Architects |
House in Mont-Malmédy
p. 1270
documentation | architect: ARTAU SCRL | Dutilleux, Luc | Nelles, Norbert | 
Principal`s Offices at the New University of Lisbon
p. 1284
documentation | architect: Aires Mateus e Associados |
Representation of the regions of Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-West Pomerania in Berlin
p. 1288
documentation | architect: von Gerkan, Marg + Partner |
Regional Library of Saxony – State library and Dresden University library
p. 1294
documentation | architect: Ortner & Ortner |
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