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The new Kunsthaus Zürich : museum for art and public / with texts by Christoph Becker, Nike Dreyer, Rahel Fiechter, Peter Haerle, Thomas Kessler, Walter B. Kielholz, Corine Mauch, André Odermatt, Björn Quellenberg, Wiebke Rösler Häfliger, Anna Schindler, Christina Schumacher, Mirjam Varadinis ; translations into English, Thomas Skelton-Robinson.

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The new Kunsthaus Zürich : museum for art and public / with texts by Christoph Becker, Nike Dreyer, Rahel Fiechter, Peter Haerle, Thomas Kessler, Walter B. Kielholz, Corine Mauch, André Odermatt, Björn Quellenberg, Wiebke Rösler Häfliger, Anna Schindler, Christina Schumacher, Mirjam Varadinis ; translations into English, Thomas Skelton-Robinson.
Publication
  • Zürich : Scheidegger & Spiess, [2020]
  • ©2020.

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  • Becker, Christoph, 1960-
  • Dreyer, Nike,
  • Fiechter, Rahel,
  • Haerle, Peter, 1966-
  • Kessler, Thomas,
  • Kielholz, Walter B.,
  • Mauch, Corine,
  • Odermatt, André,
  • Quellenberg, Björn,
  • Rösler Häfliger, Wiebke,
  • Schindler, Anna,
  • Schumacher, Christina,
  • Skelton-Robinson, Thomas,
  • Varadinis, Mirjam,
Description
51 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), portraits; 23 cm
Summary
The completion of David Chipperfield?s distinctive new building for Kunsthaus Zürich in December 2020 has nearly doubled the museum?s overall space. In combination with the preceding refurbishments of the earlier buildings, this has made it fit to meet the demands of an art museum in the 21st century.00A sequel to The Architectural History of the Kunsthaus Zürich 1910?2020, this book comprehensively introduces the new Kunsthaus Zürich, demonstrating how the task of building an art museum in the 21st century can be fulfilled. Concise texts, statements by protagonists and by future users and visitors as well as numerous illustrations trace the project?s evolution and the construction process and look at the completed building from various perspectives. The book also highlights what features contemporary museum infrastructure has to offer and the architectural and urban design qualities it requires, and what financial and organizational challenges the entire undertaking implied. A conversation between experts exploring the expanded museum?s impact on its immediate neighborhood and Zurich?s urban fabric as a whole rounds out the volume.00Kunsthaus Zürich is one of Europe?s leading art museums and will become Switzerland?s largest in 2021. Its permanent collection comprises masterpieces from medieval to contemporary art, with a focus on French impressionism, postimpressionism, and classical modernism.
Subject
  • Art
  • Art > Zurich
  • Kunsthaus Zürich
  • Kunsthaus Zürich
  • Switzerland > Zurich
Note
  • Published on the occasion of the opening of the Kunsthaus Zürich's new extension building in autumn of 2021.
Contents
What took place behind the scenes? --What is new? -- Twenty designs for an art museum, one for Zurich -- Project management also requires teamwork -- 2000 what? -- Tactile lights -- The new Kunsthaus and the city of Zurich -- Free space for Zurich -- Chronology 2001 to 2020 -- A house for the public -- Donators to the Kunsthaus extension.
Call Number
N3647.5
ISBN
  • 9783858818751
  • 3858818755
  • 9783858816962
  • 3858816965
  • 9783858818768
  • 3858818763
OCLC
  • on1178639010
  • 1178639010
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries