GEISSBUHLER, DIETER
Once again, the thrid volume of Laboratorium focuses on architectural design. This time, the author Dieter Geissbuhler investigates a loss of spatial thinking in contemporary architecture and, as is appropriate for a book intended for practical application, suggets direct approches to overcome the problem. The focus lies on the relevance of materials, which are required to give spatial ideas their form and body. the aim is to know their properties and use them sensibly - mthereby designing out of the materials themselves.
