by Stephan Braunfels · Piper · tapa dura · ISBN 9783492047845
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«Architektur für die Westentasche» is the architecture guide by Stephan Braunfels, published by Piper in hardcover (127 pages, in German).
A popular work that serves as an introduction to architecture and urbanism, with attention to the history of the city, planning, and cultural criticism. The small format accentuates the idea of an architecture that fits «in the pocket» and facilitates a brief, accessible read.
Volume of 194 x 107 x 12 mm, published in 2005, with twelve illustrations and a foreword by Stephan Braunfels. Includes a text by Wolf Jobst Siedler, «Die gemordete Stadt», and bibliographic references.
Recommended for those seeking a first approach to architecture and the city without prior knowledge.
