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Thoughts and Buildings
Thoughts and Buildings
Thoughts and Buildings
Thoughts and Buildings
2010

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Thoughts and Buildings

Book

Hascher Jehle Architektur

Perhaps most widely known for the spectacular glass cube that is the Stuttgart Museum of Art, the firm of Hascher Jehle has been at the cutting edge of technologically advanced architecture since its inception in 1992. Thoughts and Buildings is a compendium of their most important works and showcases exactly what the book says. We divided, literally, the book in two. One book devoted to the work, displaying full-color photographs and the other to the philosophy and strategies behind the architecture. The soft cover books are then wrapped within a hard cover case that opens up to allow looking at the two together.

Client / Manufacturer

Hascher Jehle Architektur

Berlin, DE
Design

Hascher Jehle Architektur

Berlin, DE

Thomas Manss & Company

Berlin, DE

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