The publications of the Stadtwandel Verlag are dedicated to the architecture of a place, its development and intention. They are illustrated with brilliant photos and concise and dense texts. The new architectural guides explain classical architecture and current projects in Germany. The concise texts supply also information on the architect, the construction and its utilization.
The Ruhr area is the scene of transformation of an industrial region, where the Zoll verein pit and its coking plant in Essen were considered to be one of its biggest and most productive industrial sites. The last shift went down into the pit at Zollverein in 1986 and the coking plant was closed down in 1993. The complex became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001. This Neue Architekturführer provides competent and compact information about the both fascinating and difficult task of developing Zollverein into a business location and tourist destin - ation with an emphasis on design, creative industry and art, while adhering to the World Heritage Committee’s strict guidelines.
The publications of the Stadtwandel Verlag are dedicated to the architecture of a place, its development and intention. They are illustrated with brilliant photos and concise and dense texts. The new architectural guides explain classical architecture and current projects in Germany. The concise texts supply also information on the architect, the construction and its utilization.
The publications of the Stadtwandel Verlag are dedicated to the architecture of a place, its development and intention. They are illustrated with brilliant photos and concise and dense texts. The new architectural guides explain classical architecture and current projects in Germany. The concise texts supply also information on the architect, the construction and its utilization.