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Hugo HäringHugo Hring gehrt zu den bedeutenden Architekten der Moderne in Deutschland. Er vertrat nicht weniger als die Revolutionierung der Architektur im Wortsinn: ihre Umkehrung zu einem ursprnglichen und dadurch erst neuen Bauen, das die Konventionen der bloen berlieferung radikal in Frage stellt. Mit dem Begriff des organhaften Bauens, das Hring im Berlin der zwanziger Jahre prgte, beinflusste er den spezifisch deutschen Funktionalismus etwa eines Hans
Hugo Häring gehört zu den bedeutenden Architekten der Moderne in Deutschland. Er vertrat nicht weniger als die Revolutionierung der Architektur im Wortsinn: ihre Umkehrung zu einem ursprünglichen und dadurch erst »neuen« Bauen, das die Konventionen der bloßen Überlieferung radikal in Frage stellt. Mit dem Begriff des »organhaften« Bauens, das Häring im Berlin der zwanziger Jahre prägte, beinflusste er den spezifisch deutschen Funktionalismus etwa eines Hans Scharoun maßgeblich. Dieser Band ist als Gesamtdarstellung über das Werk Hugo Härings angelegt. Neben einem Essayteil, der den Architekten historisch einordnet, besteht er aus einem erweiterten kritischen Werkverzeichnis, das Entwürfe und Bauten Härings unter anderem anhand der in seinem Nachlass überlieferten, in jüngster Zeit aufwändig restaurierten Zeichnungen und Fotografien neu zugänglich macht. Eine kritische Bibliografie von Härings Schriften, deren wichtigste im Appendix abgedruckt werden, rundet die Publikation ab. Nach Jahren des vornehmlich interpretativen Umgangs mit dem architektonischen und theoretischen Werk Hugo Härings werden hier erstmals wieder die Grundlagen erschlossen. Zum Architekten: Hugo Häring (Biberach an der Riß 1882-1958 Göppingen). Lehr- und Wanderjahre in Stuttgart und Dresden. Architekt in Hamburg. Bauanwalt in Ostpreußen. 1921 Übersiedlung nach Berlin, Mitglied der Architektenvereinigung »Der Ring« um Mies van der Rohe. Zwischen 1926 und 1931 Wohnbauten in Onkel-Toms-Hütte, in der Großsiedlung Siemensstadt und in der Weddinger Prinzenallee. 1922- 1926 Gutsanlage Garkau in Ostholstein sowie Seuchenkrankenhaus in Rio de Janeiro.Shipping Notes
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★★★★★ 5
Great book and a million uses!
Format: Paperback
This works perfect to help create outfits that are perfectly coordinated! I grab one thing I really want to wear, find that color in the book, and then match everything else to the other colors. My daughter also uses it for paintings and art projects.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Like the other one (Vol 1) but different (Vol 2) with more.
Format: Paperback
Volume 2 continues the great color combinations of the 1st Volume, but the combinations are more complex, with more colors. There's even a section of art in the form of paintings, prints, woven work, etc. that you see on one page while on the opposite page is the breakdown of the colorations in bars with no image. What this does is show how the art works, and then how the combinations also work. Also more of the simplified 2 and 3 combinations that I think I prefer as more minimal. Again, these are ranged from light and airy to darkly saturated -and all curiously satisfying and worth study and trying them out. On the computer it's possible to match any tone or hue, so there's a path that only requires finding the right starting color then paying attention to the combination. Not that it's an end-all, but a beginning. Any of those can be shifted or modified with ease but it depends on how they fit a real-time application and not a formula. But the horizons have already been expanded so there's more, and even more.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great Value
Format: Paperback
It's exactly what I expected. I gives various color pallets that are fairly common in Japanese are & culture.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great book to help establish a palette for a software, web or art project
Format: Paperback
I love this book for helping me establish a color palette for art projects that I want a Japanese feel to. Also just generally good for getting inspiration for color palettes that just plain look good. I've always, since I can remember from my youth, felt drawn to the Japanese color combinations in kimono. fashion, origami paper and even toys. Maybe it's a consequence of growing up in Hawaii with all the Japanese influences I had -- or, as I suspect, it's just really good color application. This book helps me find the colors I want that go together the way I want. I use the examples in this book with a Color Muse to pick my digital color palette.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Loved it! Worth the buy!
Format: Paperback
Loved this color combo book! The book includes a wide array of color combinations, plus history on the artist, which I appreciate!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2026