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draw love build / sauerbruch hutton
tracing modernities
This twin exhibition presents around 60 projects by the Berlin-based architectural team sauerbruch hutton and allows them to enter into conversation with selected documents of architectural history. On the occasion of the transfer of their advance legacy to the Academy’s Architectural Archives, Louisa Hutton and Matthias Sauerbruch have reconceived their retrospective exhibition “draw love build” and extended it significantly: iconic archival material from the first half of the 20th century generates surprising dialogues with contemporary positions. The approximately 100-year-old views of a rising generation serve as both inspiration and benchmark for an architecture that seeks to process current critical environmental and societal conditions. The exhibition offers a comprehensive tour d‘horizon that can be explored in greater depth by visitors via a specially developed app. With additional, easily accessible information such as texts, drawings, photographs and films, each visitor can freely design their experience in terms of scope and subject area.
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Left: Dieter Oesterlen, film studio “Buhmann-Haus“, stairwell spindle, Hannover, 1951–1953. Akademie der Künste, Berlin, Dieter Oesterlen Archive, photographer unknown © Legal successor Dieter Oesterlen / Right: sauerbruch hutton, Maciachini, Mailand, 2010, Photo © Noshe / Andreas Gehrke
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Left: Hans Scharoun, The principles of architecture, for and against, 1919–1921. Akademie der Künste, Berlin, Hans Scharoun Archive / Right: sauerbruch hutton, Now is Here, Installation, How Soon is Now, Galerie Judin, Berlin, 2014, Photo © Jan Bitter