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The publication provides an in-depth look at the Berlin Palace, exploring its rich history and future prospects. It includes numerous images, a detailed floorplan, and biographies of key architects, alongside a chronological timeline from 1443 to 2003. The text emphasizes the importance of understanding both the architectural work and the circumstances surrounding its creation. Architecture history, as a discipline, involves many contributors, including architects, patrons, and craftsmen, all of whom played vital roles in the building's development. Additionally, the context of its construction, particularly in relation to the surrounding urban environment, is crucial for a comprehensive understanding of the palace's significance. This exploration of the Berlin Palace is extensive and far from complete, as it delves into the creation, existence, and transformation of this monumental artwork and its location. The publication serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the palace's architectural narrative, detailing its builders, providing a floorplan, and offering insights into its reconstruction efforts.
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Das Berliner Schloss, Alexander Holland
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- Released
- 2004
- Binding
- (Paperback)
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- Title
- Das Berliner Schloss
- Subtitle
- The History of the Berlin Palace /Die Geschichte des Berliner Schlosses
- Authors
- Alexander Holland
- Publisher
- Gebr. Mann
- Released
- 2004
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 48
- ISBN10
- 3786124957
- ISBN13
- 9783786124955
- Series
- Tags
- Historical Themes, Travel, Architecture, Architecture & Urbanism, Germany, Berlin, Palaces, German Studies
- Description
- The publication provides an in-depth look at the Berlin Palace, exploring its rich history and future prospects. It includes numerous images, a detailed floorplan, and biographies of key architects, alongside a chronological timeline from 1443 to 2003. The text emphasizes the importance of understanding both the architectural work and the circumstances surrounding its creation. Architecture history, as a discipline, involves many contributors, including architects, patrons, and craftsmen, all of whom played vital roles in the building's development. Additionally, the context of its construction, particularly in relation to the surrounding urban environment, is crucial for a comprehensive understanding of the palace's significance. This exploration of the Berlin Palace is extensive and far from complete, as it delves into the creation, existence, and transformation of this monumental artwork and its location. The publication serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the palace's architectural narrative, detailing its builders, providing a floorplan, and offering insights into its reconstruction efforts.