From the Expo pavilion at Brussels (1958), reconstructed on computer, to the Parliament tower in Bonn and the headquarters of Olivetti and IBM in Frankfurt, the work of the German architect, a student of Poelzig, stands out for the coherent continuity of his vocabulary. Alongside the exhibition a series of events and initiatives have been organised, including a Sunday brunch with the curator Bettina Güldner. E.S.
13.3.2005, h 11-13
Egon Eiermann. Die Kontinuität der Moderne
Bauhaus brunch with Bettina Güldner
Bauhaus-Archiv, Museum für Gestaltung Klingelhöferstrasse 14, Berlin
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