Architectural Print
2000 (designed and made)
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The Dutch architect Herman Hertzberger is known for buildings which are made of repeating parts, each of separate identity and arranged on a grid pattern. The architect argues that such honeycomb spaces make for better living and working conditions, giving the inhabitants greater freedom in communal interactivity and individual choices. Known architecturally as ‘structuralism’, Hertzberger has been one of the major players in Dutch Structuralism.
The Schering Office Building was won in competition but not constructed.
The Schering Office Building was won in competition but not constructed.
Object details
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Materials and techniques | colour print on paper |
Brief description | Sketch design for Schering Office Building, Berlin, Germany |
Physical description | sketch design |
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Credit line | Given by Herman Hertzberger |
Summary | The Dutch architect Herman Hertzberger is known for buildings which are made of repeating parts, each of separate identity and arranged on a grid pattern. The architect argues that such honeycomb spaces make for better living and working conditions, giving the inhabitants greater freedom in communal interactivity and individual choices. Known architecturally as ‘structuralism’, Hertzberger has been one of the major players in Dutch Structuralism. The Schering Office Building was won in competition but not constructed. |
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Accession number | CD.11-2016 |
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Record created | March 4, 2016 |
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