1. OASE 45-46 Essential Architecture
        		1997
            1. Christoph Grafe
            2. Marcel Musch
            3. Mechthild Stuhlmacher
            001 Editorial
            1. Christoph Grafe
             
            		 002 Barren truth
            Physical experience and essence in the work of Rudlph Schwarz
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            1. Peter Zumthor
             
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            1. Christopher Woodward
             
            		 040 Bau, Baukunst, Architektur
            The work of Max Bill
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            1. Max Bill
             
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            1. Colin St John Wilson
             
            		 064 Sigurd Lewerentz
            The sacred buildings and the sacred sites
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            1. Adam Caruso
             
            		 088 Sigurd Lewerentz
            A material baisis for form
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            1. Mechthild Stuhlmacher
             
            		 096 Tolerance as strategy
            A conversation with Peter Salter on the work of Sigurd Lewerentz
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            1. Mechthild Stuhlmacher
            108 Tangible Walls
            Two projects by the London offices Caruso St John and David Chipperfield
         
        1. Editors of this issue
          1. Christoph Grafe
          2. Marcel Musch
          3. Mechthild Stuhlmacher
        2. Editors
          1. Like Bijlsma
          2. François Claessens
          3. Wouter Deen
          4. Udo Garritzmann
          5. Christoph Grafe
          6. Vincent Kompier
          7. Marcel Musch
          8. Sanna Schuiling
          9. Mechthild Stuhlmacher
          10. Dirk van den Heuvel
          11. Mikel van Gelderen
        3. Design
          1. Karel Martens

        4. This issue is available in PDF format.

          • 1997
          • translation missing: en.views.colophon_modules.messages.nl (partly en) Edition
          • Paperback, Illustrated (b/w)
          • 170 × 240 mm
          • 128 pages
          • ISSN 0169-6238
          • © NAi Publishers, 1997
        5. Subsidising institutions
          De Architecten Cie, Bureau Bakker en Bleeker BV, De Bever Architecten BNA, Jan Brouwer Associates, Cees Dam en Partners, Dobbelaar, De Kovel, De Vroom Architecten, EGM Architecten BV, Architectenbureau Ellerman, Lucas, Van Vugt, Heeling Krop Bekkering, HNS Adviesbureau voor Ruimtelijke Planning en Ontwerp, Kuiper Compagnons BV, Klunder Architecten, Molenaar & Van Winden, Willem Jan Neutelings, De Nijl architecten, Wytze Patijn Architect, Studio di Architettura, Netherlands Architecture Fund, Van Lindonk Special Projects BV
         

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