Hundertwasser Architecture

As of the early 1950s, Hundertwasser was concerned with architecture, and consistently pursued his goal of a more human architecture in harmony
with nature. In his manifestos, essays and demonstrations he expressed his rejection of rationalism in architecture, of the geometric straight line, the grid-system and of the so-called functional architecture. From the 1980s he realized architectural projects integrating window right and tree tenants, uneven floors, afforestation of the roofs, and spontaneous vegetation. In his architectural oeuvre, Hundertwasser performed diversity instead of monotony, replaced the grid system with an organic approach and implemented unregulated irregularities.

Our range of articles with photographs of Hundertwasser architecture projects includes architecture calendars, "Architecture & Philosophy" books, architecture postcards and architecture photo prints.