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Gerhard Habarta
Harry Glück [EPUB ebook]
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Multifunktionalität von Wohnbauten sollte noch weitergehend erweitert werden:
Freizeit und Wohnen – kommunikative Freizeit
Verbindung mit bandstiftenden Situationen,
Möglichkeiten zum Körpererlebnis und Naturerlebnis müssen gegeben sein.
Dazu gehört auch das Rauschen der Bäume und der Anblick des Sternenhimmels.
Aber die Architekturszene glaubt eher an den Zauber der jeweils aktuellen Prospekte der Glasindustrie.
Harry Glück

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Language German ● Format EPUB ● Pages 460 ● ISBN 9783752800647 ● File size 16.4 MB ● Publisher Books on Demand ● Published 2018 ● Edition 1 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 6858890 ● Copy protection without

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