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Found in Berlin's characteristic multi-story residential buildings, Berliner Zimmer-courtyard-facing corner rooms located between the front and side wings-have always offered both constraints and opportunities. They are dark, hard to heat, and have no clearly defined function. They are rooms that invite creative approaches to the space, rooms that are both loved and hated-but that have, until now, been little-researched. In this book, Jan Herres pioneers this research. He shows how the Berliner Zimmer first came into being in the eighteenth century, and why it continues to be a feature of…mehr

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Found in Berlin's characteristic multi-story residential buildings, Berliner Zimmer-courtyard-facing corner rooms located between the front and side wings-have always offered both constraints and opportunities. They are dark, hard to heat, and have no clearly defined function. They are rooms that invite creative approaches to the space, rooms that are both loved and hated-but that have, until now, been little-researched. In this book, Jan Herres pioneers this research. He shows how the Berliner Zimmer first came into being in the eighteenth century, and why it continues to be a feature of residential construction in Berlin today. The account of the room's position in architectural history is supplemented with case studies and images showcasing its contemporary uses and potential for interior design. Bringing together floor plans, measurements, and the ways residents use and live in these rooms, Das Berliner Zimmer. Geschichte, Typologie, Nutzungsaneignung represents both the first anthology of Berliner Zimmer and a case for flexible residential architecture that can be adapted to future needs and uses.

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Jan Herres
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Rezensent Michael Mönninger lässt sich vom Architekten Jan Herres Berliner Zimmer vorführen, ob genutzt als Wohnküche, Bibliothek oder Musikzimmer, dieser "Transitraum" hat einiges zu erzählen, staunt Mönninger. Herres forscht in Grundrissen und stadtgeschichtlichen Quellen nach den Ursprüngen und der Entwicklung des "Eckdurchgangszimmers", befragt Zeitzeugen und lugt in Berliner Stuben von heute, erklärt der Rezensent. Was dabei herauskommt, ist laut Mönninger lebendige Stadt-, Architektur- und Sozialgeschichte.

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"Ein fundiertes und kurzweiliges Buch darüber, wie zeitlos robust die architektonischen Verlegenheitslösungen von vorgestern sein können." (Frank Peter Jäger in: BauNetz, 05/2022, https://www.baunetz.de/meldungen/Meldungen-Das_Berliner_Zimmer_7920909.html?wt_mc=nla.2022-05-04.meldungen.cid-7920909&context=2239)