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Uber Putz. Oberflachen entwickeln und realisieren | Annette Spiro, Hartmut Gohler, Pinar Gonul | 9783856764111 | gta

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Über Putz

Oberflachen entwickeln und realisieren - Erweiterte und aktualisierte Neuauflage

Auteur:Annette Spiro, Hartmut Gohler, Pinar Gonul

Uitgever:gta

ISBN: 978-3-85676-411-1

  • Paperback
  • Duits
  • 380 pagina's
  • 1 dec. 2021

Plaster surfaces have both great practical and aesthetic value. As this publication shows, the potential of plaster, however, goes far beyond the usual application practices. Based on 18 selected buildings, the volume documents new and traditional plaster techniques. Architects and craftsmen report on the production and application of lime plasters, on the history of roughcast plasters, and on the complex relationships between plaster and color. In addition, 10 detailed recipes and an illustrated glossary provide practical guidance for the production of a wide variety of plasters.

The articles have been revised and, in some cases, significantly expanded for the new edition. They are supplemented by insights into current research work on digital rendering techniques and two new interviews.

With contributions by Petra Dariz, Oskar Emmenegger, Rafael Emmenegger, Selen Ercan Jenny, Dieter Geissbühler, Wilhelm Glaser, Hartmut Göhler, Pinar Gönül, Matthias Haber, Andreas Hild, Ruedi Krebs, Matteo Laffranchi, Silke Langenberg, Dionys Ottl, Jean Pfaff, Lino Sibillano, Annette Spiro, Stefanie Wettstein, Sophie Wolf

Plaster surfaces have both great practical and aesthetic value. As this publication shows, the potential of plaster, however, goes far beyond the usual application practices. Based on 18 selected buildings, the volume documents new and traditional plaster techniques. Architects and craftsmen report on the production and application of lime plasters, on the history of roughcast plasters, and on the complex relationships between plaster and color. In addition, 10 detailed recipes and an illustrated glossary provide practical guidance for the production of a wide variety of plasters.

The articles have been revised and, in some cases, significantly expanded for the new edition. They are supplemented by insights into current research work on digital rendering techniques and two new interviews.

With contributions by Petra Dariz, Oskar Emmenegger, Rafael Emmenegger, Selen Ercan Jenny, Dieter Geissbühler, Wilhelm Glaser, Hartmut Göhler, Pinar Gönül, Matthias Haber, Andreas Hild, Ruedi Krebs, Matteo Laffranchi, Silke Langenberg, Dionys Ottl, Jean Pfaff, Lino Sibillano, Annette Spiro, Stefanie Wettstein, Sophie Wolf

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