01968nam a22003137a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020002500064024001800089040003400107050002400141082000800165110003300173245010200206246002400308264002800332300005100360336002600411337002800437338002700465520099300492546004201485600001601527650002701543650001701570650002301587650003201610651001201642pucpr20250308062623.0220409s2021    gw oae        000 0 mul    a9783868597295qcloth3 a9783868597295  apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda  aNA1353.D78bA4 2021  a720  aHerausgeber, Alexander Bonte00aMax Dudler :bGeschichte weiterbauen = Building on history: /cHerausgeber: Alexander Bonte.htxt31aBuilding on history 1aBerlin :bJovis,c2021.  a135 p. :bill. ; plans ; photo. ;c25 cmfbook  2rdacontentatextbtxt  2rdamediaaunmediatedbn  2rdacarrieravolumebnc  aBilingual edition English / German "Historic buildings demonstrate to us that we are separated from the past. At the same time, they remind us that it is our duty to develop a relationship with history. For that reason, it is construction involving existing buildings in particular that guides me in the search for architecture that carries history forward. 'Building on' is what I call the search for novelty that would not exist or even be conceivable without the old." Max Dudler -- Max Dudler. Building on history accompanies the exhibition of the same name at the Kunsthalle Bielefeld. Using photographs and architectural designs, the volume acts as a bridge between Max Dudler's expansions of important historic buildings, such as his work on the Hambacher Schloss, and newer projects like the Railway Museum in Bochum. The architectural transformation of history results in abstract, sculptural buildings that preserve our connection to the past through their shapes and materials.  aParallel texts in English and German. 0aDudler, Max 0aArchitecturezGermany. 0aArchitecture 0aHistoric buildings 0aHistoric buildingszGermany 0aGermany