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Content of issue 5/2009 Materials and Finishes (also available as English Edition 4/2009)
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There have never been so many building materials to choose from, nor were so many different ways available to process their surfaces. Back in the days of postmodernism, the prevailing aesthetics and architectural theory led to a collage of all sorts of materials. But more recently, the mix of materials was the result of the increased demands on building physics, which could no longer be met by a single building material. Multi-layer assemblies and composite materials appeared to be the only appropriate response to what are often complex requirements. Content in Issue 5/2009
Masterly Surfaces: David Chipperfield´s Neues Museum in Berlin
p. 424
discussion | author: Christian Schittich |
Learning from Ascoli Piceno- A City Cast in One Mould
p. 428
discussion | author: Frank Kaltenbach | Monica Rossi |
Attic Addition in Mexico City
p. 484
documentation | architect: Kurt Sattler/Architects Collective | 
Wecobis: Web-Based Ecological Building Material Information System
p. 498
technology | author: Martina Klingele | Petra Wurmer-Weiß | Sepp Starzner |
Titanium Dioxide Photo-catalysis and its Applications in Architecture
p. 502
technology | author: Roland Benedix | |
Additional Online-Content of Issue 5/2009Air Forest Pavilion at Denver
Dominikuszentrum in Munich
Fashion boutique in New York The NYC Information Center TranslationsFree of charge in pdf-format:Italian French Russian Japanese |
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