#Klaus Kinold

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I deeply admire the user and relationship-driven approach towards architecture of Dutch architect Herman Hertzberger (*1932). The very first book I read about him is Wessel Reinink's monograph "Herman Hertzberger. Architekt" from 1991, published by Ernst & Sohn as German edition of the original version by NAi Publishers. It features a short but nonetheless informative introduction to Hertzberger's architecture and architectural thinking that revolves around questions of expandability, the relationship of function and space and the human interaction taking place in his buildings. Particularly stunning is the work catalogue that makes up about 80% of the book: it highlights the architect's most important projects, e.g. the renowned Central Beheer office building in Apeldoorn or the Vredenburg music center in Utrecht, and illustrates them with Klaus Kinold's wonderful photographs. A handsome and concise monograph that sparked my love for Hertzberger's work!

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(vía Klaus Kinold: Hans Döllgast und Rudolf Schwarz — aut. architektur und tirol)

[designbooksmilano]

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe                                                

Barcelona Pavillon - Haus Tugendhat

Fotografie/Photography Klaus Kinold

Text Christoph Hölz , Wolf Tegethof

Hirmer Publ., Munich 2020, 72 pages, 39 illustrations, 4 historical design drawings, 12 contemporary floor plans, elevations and sections,21 × 31.5 cm, hardcover with dust jacket, English | German ISBN: 978-3-7774-3544-2

euro 48,00

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Ludwig Mies van der Rohe is one of the outstanding representatives of the New Building. He achieved legendary fame as the director of the Bauhaus in Berlin and as a teacher at the IIT in Chicago. The pavilion built at the World Exhibition in Barcelona in 1929 and the Haus Tugendhat in Brno, completed one year later, became incunabula of Modernism. Mies van der Rohe’s Pavilion in Barcelona was dismantled at the end of the exhibition and largely underwent accurate reconstruction in 1986 to mark the architect’s 100th birthday. The Haus Tugendhat had largely survived despite seventy years of neglect but it was only in 2010–2012 that it could be meticulously restored to its original state. To mark the reconstruction Klaus Kinold portrayed both buildings in accurate photographs. Wolf Tegethoff and Christoph Hölz outline the construction histories and pursue the question of justification for the reconstruction of modern architecture.

09/11/20

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Hans Döllgast, Baukunstwerke

Wiederherstellung der Alten Pinakothek (München, 1946 – 57)

Noteindeckung der Allerheiligen-Hofkirche (München, 1971)

© Ph. Klaus Kinold

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853. Heinz Bienefeld /// Kühnen House /// Kevelaer, Germany /// 1988

OfHouses presents Heroes III: Heinz Bienefeld. (Photos: © Winhov, Klaus Kinold, Wolfgang Voigt. Source: winhov.nl.)

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carlo scarpa - la tomba brion, san vito d'altivole, italia, 1969-78 foto - klaus kinold from 'carlo scarpa, la tombo brion' 2016

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Otto Steidle – Modulhaus Genter Straße

1972, Munich (DE)

In collaboration with Doris Thut and Ralph Thut

via #1, #2, #3

Photos: © Klaus Kinold

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St. Theresia Church, Linz, 1956-62, Rudolf Schwarz

Photography: Klaus Kinold

Source: aut

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Museum DKM in Duisburg zeigt Architektur-Fotografie von Klaus Kinold

Museum DKM in Duisburg zeigt Architektur-Fotografie von Klaus Kinold

Museum DKM in Duisburg zeigt Architektur-Fotografie von Klaus Kinold Architektur mit den Augen des Fotografen Von Petra Grünendahl

Architektur-Fotograf Klaus Kinold im Museum DKM. Foto: Petra Grünendahl.

Überwiegend hat Klaus Kinold (*1939 in Essen) die Fotografien der Ausstellung im Museum DKM in Schwarz-Weiß fotografiert. „Nur wo die Farben von Bedeutung waren, habe ich einen Farbfilm benutzt“,…

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Rudolph Swarz, St. Theresia, Linz, 1956-62, photo © Klaus Kinold

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Egon Eiermann, Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtniskirche, Berlin, DE, 1963 © Klaus Kinold / luftmuseum.de

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Hans Döllgast's Re-Roofing (1971) of Leo von Klenze's Allerheiligen-Hofkirche (1826-37) in Munich, Germany. Photo by Klaus Kinold.

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(vía Klaus Kinold - Búsqueda de Google)

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St Michael Parish Church, Frankfurt, 1952-56, Rudolf Schwarz

Photography: Klaus Kinold

Source: aut

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carlo scarpa - la tomba brion, san vito d'altivole, italia, 1969-78 foto - klaus kinold from 'carlo scarpa, la tombo brion' 2016