Examples of using Nather in English and their translations into German
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Friedrich Nather, which was a real stroke of luck.
As a result of the project, a cultural spotlight has been cast onto ExRotaprint's architecture and the architectural office of Klaus Kirsten& Heinz Nather.
Heinz Nather lives today in his house in Berlin-Kohlhasenbrück.
Upon finishing his studies, Heinz Nather worked at the office of Bruno Döring.
Professor Nather served on various European commit- tees, but due to his many obligations he couldn't go to all the meetings.
Photo at the top: Klaus Kirsten(left) and Heinz Nather(right) 1959 with self-timer Kirsten& Nather.
Together with Heinz Nather, we compiled the office's catalogue of completed buildings, sorted and archived all existing plans and conducted interviews with him.
We are especially appreciative of the friendship formed with Heinz Nather, whose humor and open generosity is only surpassed by his modesty.
Our interest in the office of Kirsten& Nather stems from the fortunate circumstance that our artist studios are located in a Klaus Kirsten-designed building that is part of the former Rotaprint factory in Berlin's Wedding district.
Our first research revealed a gap:Klaus Kirsten and Heinz Nather were unknown architects in 2000, forgotten figures of Berlin's architectural history.
Kirsten& Nather also built a number of residential dwellings outside of Berlin, two holiday homes were built on Lake Garda, a hotel complex in Ireland and, after winning a competition in 1962, three townhouse communities in Cologne's Chorweiler-Seeberg district.
The research, talks, and the material provided by Heinz Nather form the basis for this book, which we hope will fill a gap in Berlin's architectural history.
Professor Nather broadened our horizons by allowing us to help prepare appraisals, contribute to practice-oriented developments and sit in on interesting and important meetings, so self-employment was the next logical step because I wanted to use everything I had learned.
Since its founding in 1957 until Klaus Kirsten's death in 1999, the office of Kirsten& Nather in Berlin was run by architects Klaus Kirsten and Heinz Nather, who throughout their professional lives worked together with a spirit of camaraderie.
Our first encounter with the architecture of Kirsten& Nather, with the rear"box tower" of the former Rotaprint factory, was a surprising one: in 2000, the striking building stood alone before an inconspicuous firewall, on a vacant lot dotted with new trees arising out of excavated soil and demolition materials and several years of anarchically sprouted greenery.
Over the last eight years, we have managed to feed butnot fully satisfy our curiosity about the office of Kirsten& Nather and its work, its approach toward architecture, its clients, its beginnings in Berlin in the 1950s and 60s, the era and its context.
The joint office with Heinz Nather was founded while working on the Rotaprint commissions between 1955 and 1959.
Other guests are Heinz Nather, Gundula Lang, Frank Seehausen, Thomas Steigenberger.
Klaus Kirsten(born 1929 in Berlin) and Heinz Nather(born 1927 in Riga) met each other during their studies and remained connected professionally and personally throughout their lives.
The architects Klaus Kirsten(1929-1999) and Heinz Nather(*1927) were responsible for a number of individual, unconventional residential buildings and outstanding manufacturing plants.