Building Berlin, Vol. 10: The Latest Architecture in and Out of the Capital Hardcover ? September 28, 2021

Every year, the Architecture Berlin book series shows how Berlin’s architects apply their competence and creativity to carry on the city’s multi-layered architectural history. Every year, they complete exciting buildings for art and culture, develop new ideas for attractive living, design open spaces and interiors, and carefully modernize the city's famous architectural heritage. This volume presents a curated selection of the most interesting new works. At the same time, renowned and independent journalists and expert authors take a critical look at the current building and urban planning scene.

The book series Building Berlin presents selected projects that demonstrate the competence and creativity of forward-looking Berlin architects as they develop the city's diverse architecture. Renowned, independent specialist authors provide critical insight into current building and planning developments: Friederike Meyer addresses the exciting question of how Berlin is densifying its post-war housing. The Infrastructure & Mobility section focuses on the task of integrating new hubs into the urban fabric, while the Open Space section discusses the Mauerpark's 30-year history. Christian Holl also investigates the future museum landscape at the Kulturforum, and Uwe Rada reflects on Berlin's islands.

• Richardstrasse creative quarter in Berlin, Germany (dreigegeneinen)
• Café Kandl in Vienna, Austria (IFUB*)
• Penthouse on Strausberger Platz in Berlin, Germany (Bonauer Bölling)
• Grünzug Gleislinse/Green strip along a railway line in Berlin, Germany (schönherr Landschaftsarchitekten)
• Hoverbox in Winnipeg, Canada (NAICE architecture and design)
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