Erich Mendelsohn, The Complete Works

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The book showcases the architectural journey of Erich Mendelsohn, highlighting his early fame with the Einstein Tower in Potsdam and his mastery in designing dynamic, flowing structures like the Schocken department stores and the cinema complex in Berlin. Following his emigration in 1933, Mendelsohn's work continued in Britain, Palestine, and ultimately the USA until his death. Compiled by Bruno Zevi, it features over 1000 sketches, plans, and photographs that comprehensively document Mendelsohn's innovative contributions to architecture, making it essential for serious scholars.