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Architecture for all! – Walter Müller-Wulckow’s (1886–1964) desire was to make the latest developments in modern architecture accessible to a wide audience. He produced the most widely published illustrated volumes on architecture in the 1920s.
To do this, Müller-Wulckow corresponded with several well-known architects and collected photographs, plans, letters and books all of which are attractively presented in this catalogue, providing a unique overview of the architectural trends of that era.

The catalogue also covers publication networks, an examination and interpretation of architecture and architectural photography.

Architects among others:
Adolf Abel, Alfred Arndt, Otto Bartning, Ernst Becker, Peter Behrens, Bensel&Kamps, Ludwig Bernoully, Block&Hochfeld, Paul Bonatz and Friedrich Eugen Scholer, Anton Brenner, Curt von Brocke, Martin Elsaesser, Emil Fahrenkamp, Alfred Fischer(-Essen), Hans and Oscar Gerson, Alfred Grenander, Walter Gropius, Erwin Gutkind, Bernhard Hermkes, Josef Hoffmann, Fritz Höger, Jacob Koerfer, Ferdinand Kramer, Carl Krayl, Wilhelm Kreis, Ludwig Lemmer, Luckhardt&Anker, Ernst May, Erich Mendelsohn, Edmund Meurin, Adolf Meyer, Hermann Muthesius, Josef Maria Olbrich, Josef Emmanuel Margold, Gustav Oelsner, Paul Paravicini, Hans Poelzig, Pregizer&Bräuhäuser, Ernst Prinz, Harry Rosenthal, Paul Schaeffer-Heyrothsberge, Robert Schmohl, Karl Schneider, Thilo Schoder, Fritz Schumacher, Schupp&Kremmer, Heinz Stoffregen, Hans Strobel, Bruno und Max Taut, Heirnich Tessenow, Theiss&Jaksch, Wilhelm Ulrich, Henry van de Velde, Lois Welzenbacher, Wirminghaus&Kamper

Photographers among others:
Ella Beyer-Held, Hermann Collischonn, Adolf and Carl Dransfeld, Gustav Dähn, Rudolf Hatzold, Arthur Köster, Edmund Lill, Otto Lossen, Ernst Scheel, Hugo Schmölz, Bildagentur Stoedtner, Arthur von Trappen, Paul Wolff