Liesbeth Waechter-Böhm

Helmuth Gsöllpointner

Angela Hareiter

Laurids Ortner

Design ist unsichtbar

Robert Temel

Elke Delugan Meissl

The ultimate one-pot meal, soup is as versatile and popular as it is flavorful and comforting. A Good Day for Soup includes over 200 international recipes, from light starter bisques to hearty main-dish stews -- bountiful bowlfuls that offer an inspiring collection for both the expert and beginning cook. With a chapter on accompaniments and garnishes, this engagingly illustrated cookbook proves that every day is a good day for soup.

Delugan-Meissl 2: contains the ducumentation on a selection of projects and buildings

Johanna Forster

Christian Kühn

Helga Fassbinder

Barbara Feller

Gerhard Strohmeier

Renate Hammer

Reinhard Seiss

Peter Holzer

Maria Welzig

Helmut Schramm

Wohnbauten

Harry Glück

Hermann & Valentiny und Partner

Hermann & Valentiny first came to public attention in the 1980s with their villa in the Rauchstrasse, a part of the International Building Exhibition in Berlin, when postmodernism was at its peak in Europe. Since then the office which is based in Vienna and Remerschen has built in Austria, Luxembourg and Germany, and its architecture has progressed in both form and content. Representing Luxembourg at the architecture biennale in Venice, Hermann & Valentiny reveal how architecture and art can be successfully combined. This up-to-date report "Now" illustrates how conceptual questions and a comparatively restricted choice of materials dominate the work of Hermann & Valentiny. Wherever possible they use concrete to replace plaster; glass maintains its unique role; metal mesh acts as a membrane, allowing historical architecture to shimmer through. Moreover, colour has a special function in their architecture. Not just black and white, but also tomato red, melon yellow, peppermint green... Finally, the book reveals the architects' general concepts which incorporate the living, the natural surroundings in the plans.

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Liesbeth Waechter-Böhm

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