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The book presents recent outstanding buildings and structures in Europe and worldwide made by engineers from Germany. Edited by the Federal Chamber of Engineers, the compendium celebrates Ingenieurbaukunst - Engineering made in Germany.
Contents
Ingenieurbaukunst and Baukultur (Reiner Nagel)
Engineer?s art or art of engineering? Thinking about the term Ingenieurbaukunst (Werner Lorenz)
The art of engineering ? Civil and structural engineers in Germany (Bernhard Hauke, Karl-Eugen Kurrer)
The House of European History in Brussels (Lucio Blandini, Werner Sobek)
The European Central Bank in Frankfurt (Christian Brensing, Klaus Bollinger, Manfred Grohmann, Matthias Stracke)
Poland?s new National Stadium in Warsaw (Knut Göppert, Lorenz Haspel, Knut Stockhusen)
The Kienlesberg Bridge in Ulm (Jan Akkermann, Bartolomiej Halaczek)
A roof for Göbekli Tepe (Jan Mommert)
The Greifswald-Wieck Barrier (Christian Lettner, Frank Heyder)
The gridshell over the Chadstone shopping centre in Melbourne (Stephan Engelsmann, Stefan Peters, Christoph Dengler, Christian Fischer)
The James Simon Gallery in Berlin (Josef Seiler, Gerhard Eisele)
The Nuvola in Rome?s new congress centre (Bernd Stimpfle)
The Moselle Viaduct (Uwe Heiland, Manfred Käsmaier)
Louvre Lens (Klaus Bollinger, Manfred Grohmann, Daniel Pfanner, Susanne Nowak)
The ?Skaio? timber-hybrid building in Heilbronn (Stefan Winter, Thorsten Kober)
The top of One World Trade Center in New York (Hans Schober)
Ceramic composite for the state opera house ?Unter den Linden? in Berlin (Matthias Oppe, Florian Scheible, Thorsten Helbig, Boris Peter)
The Tamina Bridge in Switzerland (Volkhard Angelmaier)
The ThyssenKrupp Test Tower at Rottweil (Holger Hinz, Werner Sobek)
The façade to Canary Wharf Crossrail Station in London (Florian Weininger, Lutz Schöne)
The +e child daycare centre in Marburg (Klaus Fäth, Harald Kloft, Anna Scheuermann)
The bridge over the IJssel (Hans-Joachim Casper, Wolfgang Georg Karl Frühauf)
The European XFEL in Hamburg (Karl Morgen)
