Building with wood – Path to the future I Berlin
...the latest trends in timber construction, at a new incredible standard, are presented in large format models, plans, text and photographs. The exhibition is curated by Prof. Hermann Kaufmann in cooperation with Prof. Winfried Nerdinger from the Technical University of...
Building with wood – A path to the future I Munich
...a large exhibition: Building with Wood – A path to the Future. As a renewable raw material, wood is an ‘all-rounder’, the perfect balance between nature and technology: it delivers solar energy, carbon dioxide storage and is a universal construction...
WOODBOX
The international roadshow is en route to European cities. How does timber construction move into the city? How do you convince citizens and politicians of the cities to use more timber in construction? proHolz Austria has, together with Hermann Kaufmann,...
Hermann Kaufmann WOOD WORKS I Augsburg
...his plans, and with which Kaufmann set new standards in terms of building biology and energy technology. The project, which has won numerous awards for sustainability and conservation of resources, is illustrated with drawings, graphics and photos, and brought to...
Hermann Kaufmann WOOD WORKS I Munich
Hermann Kaufmann is a pioneer of modern timber construction in Europe. This exhibition, which is based on Kaufmann’s biography, does not begin and end with “beautiful architecture”, it instead demonstrates modern building as part of the responsible handling of nature...
Hermann Kaufmann WOOD WORKS I Garmisch-Partenkirchen
...of Wood and Design in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The opening took place on the 22nd of November 2011, introduced by Prof. Hermann Kaufmann, and with a lecture on the community centre in Ludesch by Holger König, Ascona – Society for Ecological Projects....
BUS:STOP Krumbach
7 international architecture offices designed 7 bus stops for the Bregenzerwald community in Krumbach, and enter into a dialogue with people, landscapes and tradition. Accompanied by architects from the region and local craftsmen, small utility buildings, akin to extraordinary sculptures,...