AV 251 Sauerbruch Hutton

Description

Berlin-based architects Sauerbruch Hutton are the focus of this edition, which features 20 works that together span three decades of architectural design. Over the years, the office has developed sustainable buildings as well as a notable use of colour as a building material on projects throughout Europe. Sauerbruch Hutton has also explored the applications of both printed glass and glazed ceramic as facade materials. Major works included profiled here include Museum Brandhorst (Munich, 2008), ADAC Headquarters (Munich, 2012), Haus 6 (Berlin, 2017), and M9 Museum District (Venice, 2018).

CONTENTS

• Luis Fernández-Galiano. Mosaic and Tapestry
• Louisa Hutton & Matthias Sauerbruch. A Dialogue in Madrid
• Kaye Geipel . 6 Notes on the Work of S&H
• Twenty Works
• GSW Head Office, 1990-1999, Berlin (Germany)
• Photonics Center, 1995-1998, Berlin (Germany)
• Experimental Factory, 1998-2001, Magdeburg (Germany)
• Federal Environment Agency, 1998-2005, Dessau (Germany)
• Fire and Police Station, 1999-2004, Berlin (Germany)
• Brandhorst Museum, 2002-2009, Munich (Germany)
• KfW Westarkade, 2004-2010, Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
• ADAC Headquarters, 2004-2012, Munich (Germany)
• Jessop West, 2006-2008, Sheffield (United Kingdom)
• Immanuel Church and Parish Center, 2009-2013, Cologne (Germany)
• Munich Re, 2009-2014, Munich (Germany)
• K House, 2010-2013, Munich (Germany)
• M9 Museum District, 2010-2018, Mestre, Venice (Italy)
• Haus 6, 2012-2017, Berlin (Germany)
• Experimenta Science Center, 2013-2019, Heilbronn (Germany)
• Sthlm 01, 2013-2020, Stockholm (Sweden)
• Universal Design Quarter, 2014-2017, Hamburg (Germany)
• Berlin Metropolitan School, 2014-2020, Berlin (Germany)
• Médecins Sans Frontières, 2017-2022, Geneva (Switzerland)
• Luisenblock, 2020-2021, Berlin (Germany)