The Work

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Rob Krier's diverse body of work as an architect, urban planner, and sculptor is comprehensively presented for the first time. After studying, he worked with notable figures like O. M. Ungers and Frei Otto, later establishing his own offices in Vienna and Berlin. Krier taught at TU Wien and served as a guest professor at Yale. Drawing from historical influences and archetypal patterns, he developed typologies for streets and squares, contributing to significant urban projects across Europe, including notable developments in Berlin, Vienna, Potsdam, and the Netherlands.