Beschreibung
In den Fünfzigerjahren sollte in Berlin aus den Trümmern des Weltkriegs die modernste Stadt der Welt entstehen. Von der zeitlosen Modernität der damals in Ost und West gebauten Architektur zeugen heute noch Meisterwerke wie das Telefunken-Hochhaus, der Zoopalast und das Kino International, das Haus der Kulturen der Welt und das Corbusier-Haus, das Café Moskau, das Hansaviertel, die Kunsthochschule Weißensee und viele mehr. In brillanten und großformatigen Fotografien präsentiert Detlef Bluhm die Highlights der Nachkriegsmoderne von ihrer schönsten Seite - inklusive einiger zum Teil öffentlich nicht zugänglicher Innenräume. In the 1950s Berlin was to emerge from the ruins of war into the most modern city in the world. Architectural masterpieces built in the east and the west of the city in those years, and which still testify today to the timeless modernity of that era, include the Telefunken Tower, the Zoopalast and the International cinemas, the House of World Cultures, the Corbusier-Haus, the Café Moskau, the Hansaviertel, the Academy of Art in Weissensee and many more. In brilliant, large-format photographs, Detlef Bluhm presents the highlights of post-war Modernism at their most beautiful - including some interiors that are not accessible to the public.
Produktsicherheitsverordnung
Hersteller:
BeBra Verlag GmbH
herstellung@bebraverlag.de
Asternplatz 3
DE 12203 Berlin
Autorenportrait
Detlef Bluhm, born in 1954 in Berlin, studied Religious Education and Theology but then followed a career in books and publishing. He has had numerous books published, including novels and historico-cultural nonfiction books, which have been translated into a total of six languages. As a photographer he has recently portrayed the village of Sandberg and the town of Gersfeld in the Rhoen Mountains.
