Erich Mendelsohn (1887-1953) was one of the most versatile
architects of the 20th century. His work reconciles the opposites
of organic and rational building, of technological innovation and a
regionalist attitude, of individual form and universal expression.
He fled from Germany in 1933 via England and Palestine to the USA,
and his work remains influential to this day. This comprehensive
monograph documents all 70 of Mendelsohn's known completed
buildings through text and images. In two essays, it also looks at
his unbuilt projects. A newly compiled catalogue raisonne lists all
of his works. The publication also contains numerous new
photographs by Carsten Krohn, newly drawn plans and historical
illustrations.
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